Define: Station Service

• Station Service means the electricity generated by a project that is used within the project itself for lighting, motor operation, control systems, and other supportive loads essential for the project's operation. Seen in 24 SEC filings
• Station Service means the energy used to operate a power or thermal generation plant. This includes energy used for lighting at the plant, power, and supportive facilities for the electricity generation system. Energy for fuel processing in the facility is also included. Seen in 6 SEC filings
• Station Service means the energy utilized to serve the electrical needs of a particular facility, including transformer and line losses between the facility and its dedicated interconnection point. Seen in 6 SEC filings.

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Genie Definition 1

Station Service means the energy generated and used within a specific project to operate essential elements like lighting, motors, and control systems.

Relevant Contract Types

• Energy Purchase Agreement
• Supply Agreement
• Project Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• Construction of a new plant or project that requires energy for onsite operations
• Situations where energy is needed to operate auxiliary services within a project

Relevant Sectors

• Energy Sector
• Engineering and Construction

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