Connection Point definition
Connection Point means an exit point or an entry point or a bidirectional point identified or to be identified as such in an access contract.
Connection Point means a point at which the consumer’s installation and/or apparatus are connected to distribution licensee’s distribution system;
Connection Point means the location(s) at your Property where the gas or electricity supply networks (as applicable) are connected to your meter(s).
Examples of Connection Point in a sentence
Connection Point Details: [Note to Finalization: Name of transmitter, transmission circuit and transformer station for Tx system connected Facilities.
The Supplier agrees that the Facility shall have a Connection Point as set out in Exhibit A and shall affect supply or demand in the IESO-Administered Markets.
More Definitions of Connection Point
Connection Point means a physical or a virtual point of the Transmission Grid of one of the TSOs of the BeLux Area at which Network User delivers Natural Gas to the concerned TSO for the performance of Services; or at which the concerned TSO redelivers Natural Gas to Network User after having performed Services.
Connection Point means either an Interconnection Point, either an Installation Point, either a Domestic Point located on the Fluxys Belgium’s Transmission Grid or on the transmission grid of an Adjacent TSO. A Connection Point can be either physical or virtual.
Connection Point means the point(s) at which the railway lines of the NR Network and the Adjacent Facility connect as shown marked “C.P.” on the Plan;
Connection Point means the Facility’s point of interconnection with the LDC distribution system. “Contract” has the meaning given to it in Part 1, Section C.
Connection Point means the point or points of connection at which electricity may (upon Energisation) flow between the Distribution System and the Customer’s Installation, and is a reference to the point or points of connection at the Premises to which this Agreement applies;
Connection Point means the interface at which the power generating module, demand facility, distribution system or HVDC system is connected to a transmission system, offshore network, distribution system, including closed distribution systems, or HVDC system, as identified in the connection agreement;
Connection Point means an entry point or an exit point;