dd) ee) ff) gg) hh) ii) Wind Farm: A set of integrated wind towers whose purpose is to produce electrical energy in order to be transformed and transmitted to a public distribution and commercialization network; Transmission toll: Sums to which the owners of the lines and substations of the transmission system are entitled to receive for the right of use and right of connection; PEER: Producers of Electricity with Renewable Energy; Permit: It is the authorization granted by the competent authority, prior approval of the Superintendency of Electricity, to use and occupy national or municipal assets for public use with electrical works; Hydrolyzing plants: Plants for the processing of starches, cellulose and lignocellulosic materials from vegetables (biomass) by hydrolysis processes and fermentative processes exclusively for the production of sugary liquors for fermentation in biofuel ethanol production plants; Connected power: Maximum power that an end user is capable of demanding given the capacity of the connection and its facilities; dd) ee) ff) hh) ii) jj) kk) 11) nn) nn) Wind farm: Set of integrated wind towers that have po produce electrical energy in order to be transformed and transmitted to the public distribution and marketing network; 00) Transmission toll: Sums to which the owners of the transmission system substations are entitled as a concept of right of use and right of connection; PEER: Producers of Electricity with Renewable Energy; Permit: It is the authorization granted by the competent authority approval of the Superintendency of Electricity, to use and electrical works national or municipal assets for public use; Hydrolyzing plants: Processing plants for cellulose and lignocellulosic materials from vegetables (biomass) for hydrolysis and fermentation processes exclusively for the production of sugary liquors for fermentation in the production of biofuel ethanol; mm) Premium: Compensation to guarantee the profitability of energy with renewable sources. The premium is a variable regulated by the Superintendence of Electricity (SIE); Connected power: Maximum power that is capable of final demand given the capacity of the connection and its facilities; Peak power: Maximum power in the annual load curve; Available power: Available power in ac is understood as the greatest power that the plant can operate, discounting the c scheduled for maintenance, forced distensions and power due to