Connection Point definition

Connection Point means an exit point or an entry point or a bidirectional point identified or to be identified as such in an access contract.

Connection Point means the location(s) at your Property where the gas or electricity supply networks (as applicable) are connected to your meter(s).

Connection Point means a point at which the consumer’s installation and/or apparatus are connected to distribution licensee’s distribution system;

Examples of Connection Point in a sentence

• Unless stated otherwise, all quantities used in FFR calculations are referenced at the Connection Point and conversion factors will be used to convert values that are not so provided where necessary.

• Unless stated otherwise, all quantities used in FPFAPR calculations are referenced at the Connection Point and conversion factors will be used to convert values that are not so provided where necessary.

• All wastewater facilities, equipment or related improvements necessary to serve the Land and not located on the Land and being located between the Onsite Facilities and the Connection Point, as shown on Exhibit C attached hereto.

• Unless stated otherwise, all quantities used in Ramping Margin calculations are referenced at the Connection Point and conversion factors will be used to convert values that are not so provided where necessary.

• All quantities used in Steady-State Reactive Power calculations are referenced at the Generation Unit terminals for conventional Generation Units and otherwise are referenced at the Connection Point unless stated otherwise in the Grid Code.

More Definitions of Connection Point

Connection Point means a physical or a virtual point located on the Transmission Grid of the TSO or on the transmission grid of an Adjacent TSO at which Grid User delivers Natural Gas to the TSO for the performance of Entry Services; or at which the TSO redelivers Natural Gas to Grid User after having performed Exit Transmission Services.

Connection Point means the Facility’s point of interconnection with the LDC distribution system. “Contract” has the meaning given to it in Part 1, Section C.

Connection Point means the point or points of connection at which electricity may (upon Energisation) flow between the Distribution System and the Customer’s Installation, and is a reference to the point or points of connection at the Premises to which this Agreement applies;

Connection Point means, (i) where the Facility is connected to the IESO-Controlled Grid, the electrical point or points of connection, as defined in the IESO Market Rules, between the Facility and the IESO-Controlled Grid; and (ii) where the Facility is connected to a Distribution System, the embedded connection point(s), as defined in the IESO Market Rules, between the Facility and the Distribution System, in either case as specified in Exhibit A. For greater certainty, the Connection Point is defined by reference to electrical connection points.

Connection Point means an entry point or an exit point;

Connection Point means either an Interconnection Point, either an Installation Point, either a Domestic Point located on the Fluxys Belgium’s Transmission Grid or on the transmission grid of an Adjacent TSO. A Connection Point can be either physical or virtual.

Connection Point means the interface at which the power generating module, demand facility, distribution system or HVDC system is connected to a transmission system, offshore network, distribution system, including closed distribution systems, or HVDC system, as identified in the connection agreement;