Notified Maximum Demand means the maximum demand or capacity notified in writing by the consumer and accepted by the Service Provider as that which the customer requires the Service Provider to be in a position to supply on demand.
Notified Maximum Demand means the highest demand notified by a customer as the upper limit of supply capacity to be provided by a licensee;
Notified Maximum Demand means the maximum demand notified in writing by the Consumer and accepted by the Municipality as the maximum demand which the Consumer requires the City to be in a position to supply on demand;
Examples of Notified Maximum Demand in a sentence
Maximum Demand may also be measured (but not billed) during the Off Peak for purposes of monitoring the contracted Notified Maximum Demand and Authorised Capacity.
The municipality is regularly purchasing electricity from ESKOM that exceeds the Notified Maximum Demand (NMD) of 3000KVA per month especially during winter season.
Ability to gain knowledge in concepts, and theories, methods and techniques and social realities3.
A time of use electricity tariff for urban customers who are able to shift load and with an Notified Maximum Demand (NMD) greater than 1MVA.
The capacity requested shall be the Notified Maximum Demand or the Maximum Export Capacity.
More Definitions of Notified Maximum Demand
Notified Maximum Demand means the maximum demand notified in writing by the Off-taker and accepted by the Municipality as the maximum demand which the Off-taker requires the Municipality to be in a position to supply on demand, as regulated in terms of the Supplemental ESA;
Notified Maximum Demand means:
Notified Maximum Demand means the maximum demand notified in writing by the Customer and accepted by the MUNICIPALITY as the maximum demand which the Customer requires the MUNICIPALITY to be in a position to supply on demand. 'NRS 048' means the quality of supply specification issued by the South African Bureau of Standards, as revised from time to time or as replaced by a national standard ‘NRS 082’ means the code of practice for recommended maintenance policy for electricity networks operated at voltages up to and including 132 kV (including all associated control and protection systems), issued by the South African Bureau of Standards, as revised from time to time or as replaced by another national standard.
Notified Maximum Demand means the notified maximum demand contemplated in regulation 10(2);
Notified Maximum Demand means the maximum demand specified in the Contract as the maximum demand which the Customer requires Erongo RED to be in a position to supply on demand, including any increase in the notified maximum demand taken by and supplied to the Customer in addition to the notified maximum demand for the time being in force;
Notified Maximum Demand means the maximum capacity in kVA, as measured over a 30-minute integrating period, per Point of Supply that the Customer will contract for with the relevant Licensee to make available during all time periods where there are normal conditions and no capacity constraints on the IPS;
Notified Maximum Demand means the load in kilovolt-amperes (kVA) which the customer is entitled to draw and the Service Provider has agreed to supply;