Pooling and Settlement Agreement definition

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the agreement of that title approved by the Secretary of State as from time to time amended.

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means an agreement dated 30th March 1990 (as amended and restated at 22nd April, 1994), made by YEG with The National Grid Company plc and others setting out the rules and procedures for the operation of an electricity trading pool and of a settlement system and, while the same has effect, the Initial Settlement Agreement dated 30th March 1990.

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the agreement of that title approved

Examples of Pooling and Settlement Agreement in a sentence

• The English Pooling and Settlement Agreement is a case in point, as it was a multilateral contract that could only be changed by mutual agreement, and over which the regulator had limited powers.

• BSC Section N ‘Clearing, Invoicing and Payment’ and Balancing and Settlement Code Procedure (BSCP) 301 were largely created from their equivalent predecessors under the Pooling and Settlement Agreement.

• In practice, the Pool is not really an organisation, but a contract, the Pooling and Settlement Agreement, which all electricity companies have to sign.

• The nominee must be a member of the Unit in which they are being nominated.

• The issues are organized into five categories: (1) “Governance and Institutional Issues”; (2) “Water and the Natural Environment”; (3) ““Users Pay” or “Beneficiary Pays” Approach”; (4) “Improvements to Water Quality”; and (5) “Water Rights.” The remainder of this CRS report provides greater detail on issues that fall under each of the five broad categories.

More Definitions of Pooling and Settlement Agreement

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the agreement dated 30 March 1990 (as amended and restated as at 22 April 1994) made by Eastern Electricity plc with The National Grid Company plc and others setting out the rules and procedures for the operation of an electricity trading pool and of a settlement system and, while the same has effect, the Initial Settlement Agreement also dated 30 March 1990 and made between the same parties, in each case as in force on the date of the Pricing Supplement.

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the pooling and settlement agreement dated 30 March 1990 made between REC and the National Grid Company Plc and others setting out the rules and procedures for the operation of an electricity trading pool and of a settlement system in England and Wales;

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the pooling and settlement agreement, dated March 30, 1990, between REC and the National Grid Company plc and others.

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the agreement of that title originally dated 30 March 1990 as subsequently amended which sets out the rules and procedures for the operation of the electricity trading pool and for the operation of the settlement system;

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the Pooling and Settlement Agreement dated 30th March 1990;

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the agreement of that title approved by the Secretary of State as from time to time amended with the approval of the Director (where so required pursuant to its terms).

Pooling and Settlement Agreement means the agreement of that title approved by the Secretary of State as from time to time amended. "related undertaking" in relation to any person means any undertaking in which such person has a participating interest. “relevant documents” “relevant documents” for the purposes of standard condition 19B (BETTA run-off arrangements scheme) only, has the meaning given in that condition "relevant proportion" for the purposes of standard condition 4 (Payments by the Licensee to the Authority) only, has the meaning given in that condition. "relevant year" for the purposes of standard condition 4 (Payments by the Licensee to the Authority) only, has the meaning given in that condition. "remote transmission assets" means any electric lines, electrical plant or meters in England and Wales owned by a transmission licensee (the "owner transmission licensee") which