Trading Margin means the margin on sale of wind power to State Utilities/ Discoms/ other Bulk Consumers under this RfS being charged by SECI and shall be @ INR 0.07/kWh.
Trading Margin means the margin as fixed by MNRE under this scheme on sale of solar power to State Utilities/Discoms/other Bulk Consumers as fixed by MNRE under this scheme. SECI shall charge a trading margin @ Rs.0.07/kWh;
Trading Margin means the margin as fixed by MNRE under this scheme on sale of solar power to State Utilities/Discoms/other Bulk Consumers;
Examples of Trading Margin in a sentence
Each Market Participant is responsible for ensuring that its Trading Margin does not reduce below zero.
Accordingly, the Commission cannot fix or adopt any Trading Margin for long-term transactions under the provisions of the present Trading Margin Regulations.
Margin Trading Margin is the amount of money you need to open a position, defined by the margin rate.
Margin Call2.42.1. If, at any time, a Market Participant’s Trading Margin is less than zero, then AEMO may issue a Margin Call Notice to the Market Participant, specifying the amount of the Margin Call.
Trading Margin: The traders/ bidders are required to specify the trading margin for the return of banked power to Tata Power-DDL.
More Definitions of Trading Margin
Trading Margin means the margin as fixed by MNRE under this scheme on sale of Solar power to State Utilities/Discoms/other Bulk Consumers.
Trading Margin means the margin on sale of solar power to State Utilities/Discoms/other Bulk Consumers as fixed by MNRE under this scheme, subject to CERC applicable Regulations in this regard;
Trading Margin means the trading margin as mutually agreed between Buying Entities and the SECI or as decided by CERC for the long-term power purchase, whichever is less.
Trading Margin means margin payable towards the services provided by NTPC/NVVN for sale of solar power to Discom(s) or any other entity, which shall be Rs 0.07/kWh.
Trading Margin means margin payable towards the services provided by NTPC for sale of solar power to Discom(s) or any other entity, which shall be Rs 0.07/kWh.;
Trading Margin means the facilitation charges in the form of margin on procurement and supply of Contracted Capacity from the BESS to the Buying Entity by the Intermediary Procurer, i.e. SECI, under this RfS, and the same being charged by SECI shall be 0.5% of the applicable capacity charges.
Trading Margin means the margin as fixed by MNRE under this scheme on sale of solar