Category: Electricity

Gross capacity less the production unit’s own consumption, measured in megawatts

Nesher enjoys financial strength, which stems from its joint ownership by Clal Industries, one of Israel’s largest investment companies, which belongs to the IDB Group, and CRH, a leading consortium in the international construction market. Nesher is Israel’s sole producer of cement. In 31.8.2006 Nesher received a generation license for a 48 MW open cycle conventional IPP. In January 2007, EMG signed a contract to supply Nesher with $10 million of natural gas under a 15 year contract at a gas price of $3.70 – $4.50 mmbtu. In November 2009 the Nesher cement cogeneration plant started to generate electricity.

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The lowest capacity at which a station can be operated without technical difficulty.

The minimum ratio between the hours when the generation unit was synchronized with the electricity grid and was available to the electricity grid and between the hours of the year, percentage wise

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A device that measures the amount of electricity a customer uses. The primary types are energy meters (measures electricity use in kilowatt-hours), demand meters (also measures peak load), interval demand meters (records use in measured time periods), and time-of-use meters (allows different charges for electricity used during different time periods).