Firm Energy. Energy (kWh)
Firm Energy is as defined in Service Tariff No. WNY-2.
Firm Energy means a specified quantity of energy committed by a qualifying facility to an electric utility.
Examples of Firm Energy in a sentence
PBL will provide 230 aMW of Surplus Firm energy to meet the portion of Xxxxx’x load normally served by River Road during the scheduled maintenance period.
More Definitions of Firm Energy
Firm Energy means the Energy supplied during a month at the Hydro Delivery Points net of the Energy supplied at the Delivery Points to Newfoundland Power less Interruptible Energy, Generation Outage Energy, Oil- fired Boiler Replacement Energy and Secondary Energy. The Firm Energy exclusive of Frequency Converter Replacement Energy can in no case exceed the Amount of Power on Order for the period multiplied by the hours in that month;
Firm Energy means the Energy associated with the Firm Power;
Firm Energy is as defined in the Service Tariff.
Firm Energy means energy corresponding to Firm Power
Firm Energy means energy of the Project that shall be available to serve Sierra's load during the Term of this Agreement.
Firm Energy means that energy generated by the Electric Generating Facility which is sold to a third party pursuant to a contract providing for a guaranteed level of energy to be supplied.
Firm Energy means Energy that City shall sell and deliver and Customer shall purchase and receive unless relieved of their respective obligations without liability by Force Majeure, but only to the extent that, and for the period during which, either City's or Customer's performance is prevented by Force Majeure.