Generating Unit. A device for the production of electricity.
Generating Unit. An electric generator and its associated plan and apparatus whose electrical output is capable of being separately identified and metered. A Generating Unit may be an individual unit or a group of units with a common connection point and meter.
Generating Unit. Any combination of physically connected generators, reactors, boilers, combustion turbines, and other prime movers operated together to produce electric power. When a single facility is electrically interconnected to the utility utilizing a single meter, but represents multiple Generating Units of the same renewable generating technology and fuel type, such facility may be registered and reported as a single Generating Unit within WREGIS.
Generating Unit. “Generating Unit” shall mean the generating unit(s) at the PTIDs indicated in Attachment A hereto and incorporated herein by reference, and any load buses associated with those generating unit(s) for the purpose of providing station power, as indicated in Attachment A. Attachment A may be amended from time to time as mutually agreed upon by Generator, New Principal and the NYISO.
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Generating Unit. 4 --------------- 2.10 Hour.......................................................4 ---- 2.11 Month......................................................4 ----- 2.12 Network Integration Transmission Service...................4 ---------------------------------------- 2.13 Open Access Transmission Tariff............................4 ------------------------------- 2.14 Point-to-Point Transmission Service........................4 ----------------------------------- 2.15 PUCT.......................................................5 ---- 2.16 Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch Service............5 ----------------------------------------------- 2.17
Generating Unit. The concept of the generating unit is of key significance in connection with the prequalification criteria and numerous other regulations. A generating unit is the electricity-producing equipment of a power plant, which can be defined according to certain criteria, e.g. a block-unit power plant, generation set or similar. According to the pool concept which forms the basis of this Framework Agreement, the primary control power must be maintained and provided via a portfolio ( combination of generating units) which consists of at least one generating unit. It is also possible to combine generating units into a portfolio temporarily. Each generating unit must be assigned to a single power plant operator (PPO). If a generating unit is to be used to provide control power or control energy, it must first of all be proved that the generating unit meets the technical requirements for the supply of the corresponding control energy product in accordance with the prequalification conditions.
Generating Unit. A complete system of ANPP for generating electricity, including without limitation the nuclear steam supply system and its containment, resident Fuel Assemblies, the turbine‑generator, all auxiliary structures, system facilities and equipment necessary for or useful in the operation of the unit and any structures, systems, facilities and equipment shared with any other Generating Unit at the Nuclear Plant Site, such as the radioactive waste treatment systems, fire protection systems, water supply and treatment systems, all as more specifically described in Appendix A attached hereto and as revised from time to time.
Generating Unit. A generating unit is a system that can be defined according to particular criteria, such as a power plant or consumer group for the feed-in and feed-out of active and reactive energy. According to the concept underlying this Framework Agreement, the provision and supply of tertiary control energy must be carried out by a portfolio (bundling of generating units) that consists of at least one generating unit. Generating units can also simply be grouped temporarily in a portfolio. Every generating unit must meet the pre-qualification conditions.
Generating Unit. Minimum Continuous Operating Capability: is an amount equal to [●] MW Maximum Continuous Operating Capability: is an amount equal to the Contract Volume Minimum Must-run time per Valid Dispatch Instruction: 2 hours Service Provider Control Center Contact Name: [●] Service Provider Control Center Telephone: [●] Service Provider Control Center Backup Telephone: [●] Service Provider E-mail: [●] AESO Telephone: (000) 000-0000 (000) 000-0000 AESO Fax: (000) 000-0000 THIS IS SCHEDULE "B" TO THE TRANSMISSION MUST RUN SERVICE AGREEMENT DATED THIS [●] DAY OF [●], 2022 BETWEEN [SERVICE PROVIDER] AND INDEPENDENT SYSTEM OPERATOR, OPERATING AS THE ALBERTA ELECTRIC SYSTEM OPERATOR PURCHASE PRICE
