Gran Usuario Mayor

English translation: Large Main User (GUMA by its Spanish acronym)

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Spanish term or phrase:Gran Usuario Mayor
English translation:Large Main User (GUMA by its Spanish acronym)
Entered by: Taña Dalglish

15:54 Oct 26, 2019
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Spanish term or phrase: Gran Usuario Mayor
Se hace el análisis de las leyes de energías renovables y su estado actual, con proyectos en estudio de la generación por energía eólica.
Actividades de promoción de cambio climático con el Proyecto de Gestión Integral de carbono.

Se acaba de cerrar el Contrato por 20 años para la utilización de energías renovables inicialmente con un 12 % y 60% para los próximos años, firmado con xxxx a partir de energía eólica.
xxx se compra a xxx y a xxxx.
La empresa tiene condición de GUMA Gran Usuario Mayor para el mercado eléctrico

Buenas tardes, es de un informe de auditoría de Argentina de una planta de urea y amoníaco. Quería saber si existe una traducción aceptada para Gran Usuario Mayor (GUMA).

Muchas gracias.
Romina Zaleski
Local time: 05:34
Large Main User (GUMA by its Spanish acronym)
Explanation:
Edenor SA -Tronador 661 - 1426 Buenos Aires - Argentina Tel ...
www.cired.net › publications › cired1999 › papers
GUMA (Large Main User, in Spanish “Gran Usuario. Mayor”) His power supply must be equal or superior to 1 MW y and the Energy equal or superior to 4380.
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Large Main User (GUMA by its Spanish acronym)


Explanation:
Edenor SA -Tronador 661 - 1426 Buenos Aires - Argentina Tel ...
www.cired.net › publications › cired1999 › papers
GUMA (Large Main User, in Spanish “Gran Usuario. Mayor”) His power supply must be equal or superior to 1 MW y and the Energy equal or superior to 4380.

Taña Dalglish
Jamaica
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Reference information:
In the following reference it's been translated as 'Major Great User'.

A Major Great User (GUMA) must buy at least 50% of the energy through agreements and the rest at the Spot Market; the lowest power limit for a GUMA has been fixed in 1 MW. A Minor Great User (GUME) must have 50 KW to 2 MW of power and must buy all the energy through agreements.

http://www.cired.net/publications/cired2001/6_19.pdf

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Another translation (in a glossary on page 11)

GUMA - “Gran Usuario Mayor”
Major Large User

https://iie.fing.edu.uy/publicaciones/2000/Vig00/Vig00.pdf



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Large users
The MEM classifies Large Users of energy into three categories: Major Large Users (GUMA), Minor Large Users (GUME) and Particular Large Users (GUPA). At present, each of these customer categories purchases its energy demand directly from CAMMESA. Agreements between parties (Generator and Large User) are only limited to the Energy Plus segment with respect to the demand exceeding the base demand, i.e. the amount of energy the customer consumed back in 2005.

http://www.annualreports.com/HostedData/AnnualReports/PDF/NY...

I've only been able to find GUMA, GUME and GUPA with an explanation the first time the term appears, which is what I would probably do.

http://www.annualreports.com/HostedData/AnnualReports/PDF/NY...

Helena Chavarria
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