Supply Rate definition
Examples of Supply Rate in a sentence
Shippers who have registered Capacity or (as the case may be) a Maximum Hourly Supply Rate at an Entry or Exit Point located on an Overlapping Network may, subject to the required Capacity being available, reassign those points to another market area (“Market Area Transfer”).
Where the downstream Network Operator is aware of any information which indicates an increase or reduction in the downstream Network Operator's Capacity or Maximum Hourly Supply Rate require- ments in the 10 years following the Inter-System Capacity Year or the year to which the Maximum Hourly Supply Rate notification relates, the downstream Network Operator shall revise its forecast upwards or downwards accordingly.
Where a Maximum Hourly Supply Rate notification specifies a higher amount, the upstream Network Operator shall carry out a review to assess whether it is able to confirm the higher supply rate.
Upon a re- quest to that effect by the upstream Network Operator, the downstream Network Opera- tor shall disclose to the upstream Network Operator the amount by which the Maximum Hourly Supply Rate has been adjusted to take account of changes in hourly demand pursuant to section 14(1) above.
To the extent that Customer is granted Subscriber or Beneficiary status by their utility with a CS project that Supplier did not arrange, the credit from Supplier to Customer pursuant to Section 16- 107.5(l)(2) of the Public Utilities Act (e.g., the Energy Supply Rate) shall be no higher than $0.02/kWh, unless otherwise specified in the Confirmation attached hereto.
Each such forecast shall be derived on the basis of the Network Operator's Inter-System Ca- pacity Application or notified Maximum Hourly Supply Rate, which shall be carried for- ▇▇▇▇ so as to give a total forecast period of 11 years.
Each downstream Network Operator shall validate the projected amount of Ca- pacity or (as the case may be) Maximum Hourly Supply Rate for its upstream Network Operator(s) using the forecast information form.
Where a Market Area Overlap exists on the net- work of a Switching Network Operator, the Switching Network Operator shall allocate both its estimated and actual switchover costs between the respective market areas on a pro-rata basis according to each market area’s proportion of the Inter-System Capacity or Maximum Hourly Supply Rate (as the case may be) held by the relevant Network Operator, and shall report the resulting amounts to the respective upstream TSOs.
Upon a request to that effect by the upstream Network Operator, the downstream Network Operator shall disclose to the upstream Network Operator the amount by which the Maximum Hourly Supply Rate has been adjusted to take account of changes in hourly demand pursuant to section 14(1) above.
The upstream Network Operator shall confirm the Maximum Hourly Supply Rate notification to the extent that the amount stated therein does not exceed the Maximum Hourly Supply Rate confirmed in respect of the preceding year.