Transmission Services

Reserved Capacity

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Definition

The maximum amount of capacity reserved by a Transmission Customer under a Point-to-Point Transmission Service agreement, expressed in MW. Reserved Capacity represents the maximum power flow that the Transmission Provider has committed to support for that customer over the specified transmission path for the duration of the service agreement.

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FERC Pro Forma OATT / LGIP

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