ELECTRICITY REFORM (SYSTEM CONTROL AND MARKET OPERATOR FUNCTIONS CODE) REGULATIONS 2015
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NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA ELECTRICITY REFORM (SYSTEM CONTROL AND MARKET OPERATOR FUNCTIONS CODE) REGULATIONS 2015 As in force at 19 November 2021 Table of provisions 1 Citation ............................................................................................ 1 2 Commencement .............................................................................. 1 3 Compliance with System Control and Market Operator Functions Code ............................................................................... 1 Schedule System Control and Market Operator Functions Code ENDNOTES
NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
As in force at 19 November 2021
ELECTRICITY REFORM (SYSTEM CONTROL AND MARKET OPERATOR FUNCTIONS CODE) REGULATIONS 2015 Regulations under the Electricity Reform Act 2000 1 Citation These Regulations may be cited as the Electricity Reform (System Control and Market Operator Functions Code) Regulations 2015. 2 Commencement These Regulations commence on 1 July 2015. 3 Compliance with System Control and Market Operator Functions Code For section 24(1)(b) of the Act, an electricity entity must comply with the System Control and Market Operator Functions Code, as set out in the Schedule, to the extent that it is applicable to the entity.
Schedule System Control and Market Operator Functions Code Electricity Reform (System Control and Market Operator Functions Code) Regulations 2015 2 Schedule System Control and Market Operator Functions Code regulation 3 1 Citation This Code may be cited as the System Control and Market Operator Functions Code. 2 Definitions In this Code: connect means to establish an effective link via installation of the necessary connection assets. connection assets mean all of the electrical equipment that is used only in order to transfer electricity to or from an NAC electricity network at the relevant connection point and includes any transformers or switchgear at the relevant point or which is installed to support or to provide backup to such electrical equipment as is necessary for that transfer. connection point means a point at which electricity is transferred to or from an NAC electricity network. electricity entity, for an NAC electricity network, means an electricity entity that uses the NAC electricity network. entry point means a connection point at which electricity is more likely to be transferred to an NAC electricity network than to be transferred from the NAC electricity network. exit point means a connection point at which electricity is more likely to be transferred from an NAC electricity network than to be transferred to the NAC electricity network. generator user means a person who has been granted access to an NAC electricity network by a network provider and who supplies electricity into the NAC electricity network at an entry point. load means the amount of electrical energy delivered at a defined instant at a connection point or aggregated over a group of connection points. load user means a person who has been granted access to an NAC electricity network by a network provider and who takes electricity from the NAC electricity network at an exit point.