Maximum Import Capacity definition

Maximum Import Capacity means, in respect of a Connection Point (or the Connection Points collectively), the maximum amount of electricity (expressed in kW or kVA) which is permitted by the Company to flow from the Distribution System through the Connection Point (or the Connection Points collectively);

Maximum Import Capacity means the value recorded against Your connection in NIE Networks Maximum Import Capacity Billing & Registration System as the maximum capacity made available for Your connection;

Maximum Import Capacity means the capacity in kVA normally kept available as may be specified by the Electricity Distributor in the relevant SCA;

Examples of Maximum Import Capacity in a sentence

• The Maximum Import Capacity (MIC) is the capacity which ESB Networks commits itself to maintain available to your premises at the connection point according to your requirements.

• Schedule 1 Please check that the Maximum Import Capacity level is satisfactory to you.

• The Customer may take power at the Point of Connection provided that: the amount of power taken by the Customer at the Point of Connection does not exceed the Maximum Import Capacity; the Customer has complied and at all times complies with the NamPower Technical Specifications and Requirements and the Grid Code and any instructions issued pursuant to the aforesaid documents.

• The Maximum Import Capacity and Maximum Export Capacity shall be specified in the relevant Bilateral Connection Agreement and the User shall use its reasonable endeavours to ensure that the electricity imported and exported does not exceed the Maximum Import Capacity and the Maximum Export Capacity (respectively).

• If the Customer has not complied with such requirements within three days of receipt of such written notice, EDF Energy reserves the right to De-Energise the Exit Point until such time as the Customer is able to satisfy EDF Energy that the Maximum Import Capacity will not be exceeded if the Exit Point is Re- Energised or that pursuant to Clause 5 arrangements have been made for a Modification.

More Definitions of Maximum Import Capacity

Maximum Import Capacity means the maximum permissible amount of electricity to be imported from the Transmission System at the Connection Point expressed in kVA as set out in the Connection Agreement or means the maximum permissible amount of electricity to be imported from the Distribution System at a Network Connection Point expressed in kVa as set out in the Distribution Connection Agreement. Where such values require conversion from MW or kW to kVA as appropriate a factor of 0.95 kW/kVA shall be used;

Maximum Import Capacity means: (a) in respect of Section 2A and any Exit Point, the maximum amount of electricity, as agreed with the Company and expressed in kilowatts or kilovoltamperes, which may be imported from the Distribution System via that Exit Point; and (b) in respect of Section 2B and any Bilateral Connection Agreement, the maximum amount of electricity, as set out in that Bilateral Connection Agreement and expressed in kilowatts or kilovoltamperes, which may be imported from the Company’s Distribution System via the Connection Point or defined group of Connection Points to which that Bilateral Connection Agreement relates. Meter Administrator has the meaning given to that term in the Balancing and Settlement Code.

Maximum Import Capacity. (MIC) means the maximum amount of electricity, expressed in kiloVoltAmps (kVA) that will be supplied to You at the point of supply.

Maximum Import Capacity the figure specified as such in Appendix C Part 4;] (power station connected via ET Offshore Transmission System only) [“Outage Conditions [ ]” the unavailability of Circuit [ ] as a result of

Maximum Import Capacity. Means the amount of electricity referred to as being the "Maximum Import Capacity" in relation to each Connection Agreement to which this Agreement relates;

Maximum Import Capacity means the maximum amount of electricity, as agreed with the Company, expressed in kilowatts or kilovoltamperes which is requested by the relevant Customer to be imported from the Distribution System via an Exit Point.

Maximum Import Capacity means in relation to an individual electricity account—