Demand response program definition

Demand response program means a program established by an

Demand response program means the demand response program described in item 2.1of the Product Schedule.

Demand response program means the demand response program described in item 1 of the Product Schedule. EnergyAustralia Partner Network or EAPN refers to the businesses authorised by EnergyAustralia to sell products that have been accredited by EnergyAustralia (including Redback Products).

Demand response program means a program that provides incentives to electricity consumers at a facility that curtails electricity usage [, particularly during peak periods or emergencies, and that affects pricing, system stability, and overall planning in the electricity market].

Demand response program means a program established by an electric company that promotes changes in electric usage by customers from their normal consumption patterns in response to:

Demand response program means a program established by an electric company, an electricity supplier, or a third party that promotes changes in electric usage by customers from their normal consumption patterns in response to:

Demand response program means the demand response program described in item 1 of Part A of the Product Schedule. Device means the device connected to the electrical circuit on which the Product has been installed. Expiry Date means 31 December 2020.

Demand response program. – means a program that provides incentives to electricity consumers at a facility that curtails electricity usage. Demand response programs also include emergency demand response programs. (Reference: COMAR 26.11.36.01)

Demand response program means a program under which the state receives payment for voluntarily reducing electricity demand in response to grid instability as dictated by the regional independent system operator or in response to high wholesale electricity prices.