Aggregate load definition
Aggregate load means the combined electrical load associated with selected accounts of an
Aggregate load means the combined electrical load associated with selected accounts of an advanced clean energy buyer with the same legal entity name as, or in the names of affiliated entities that control, are controlled by, or are under common control of, such legal entity or are the names of affiliated entities under a common parent.
Aggregate load means the total megawatt hours sold by Purchaser to Municipal Aggregator’s customers. “Voluntary REC Quantity” shall mean the Voluntary RECs attributed to the actual Aggregate Load of Program Participating Consumers as adjusted from the Initial Good Faith Estimate and subsequent estimates, and transferred and delivered pursuant to Section 4.
Examples of Aggregate load in a sentence
Aggregate load credit for team-taught courses shall be at least the amount called for by the appropriate article above and at most twice that amount, as determined by the department(s) involved in consultation with and upon approval by the appropriate academic ▇▇▇▇.
EKPC has agreed to purchase this excess electricity from Seller at a price equivalent to the PJM Balancing Market at the EKPC Aggregate load node, on the terms and conditions set out herein.
EKPC has agreed to purchase this electricity from Seller at a price equivalent to the PJM Balancing Market at the EKPC Aggregate load node, on the terms and conditions set out herein.