Wind Farm definition

Wind Farm means all property used or constructed for the purpose of producing
Wind Farm means a group of wind turbines in the same location used for production of electric power.
Wind Farm has the meaning ascribed to it in paragraph (A) of the Recitals and is further described in Annex 1 thereto.

Examples of Wind Farm in a sentence

  • Wind farm sites were investigated using the following analytical techniques:• ‘Before and after’ sales analysis• ‘Matched pairs’ sales analysis The process involved in each of these is described below.

  • Wind farm sites were selected based on the availability of market data (i.e. property sale transactions) and the surrounding land use.


More Definitions of Wind Farm

Wind Farm means a wind-powered electric generation facility, including wind turbines and associated facilities, with a single interconnection to the electrical grid.
Wind Farm has the meaning set forth in the fifth recital above.
Wind Farm means a collection of wind turbines with its electrical output metered at the interconnection with the NYCA transmission system and that determines the Wind Farm’s delivery to the NYCA.
Wind Farm means a collection of completed wind turbine generators aggregated into one point of interconnection to the grid.
Wind Farm means, collectively, the Project and all Subsequent Phases.
Wind Farm. The totality of the Wind Turbines, cables, accessory buildings and structures including substations, meteorological towers, electric infrastructure and cables and other appurtenant structures and facilities that comprise the Wild Xxxxxxx Wind Farm under development by Owner.
Wind Farm means two or more Large Scale Wind Turbines electrically connected to the transmission grid or local distribution network;