How does NEC/CEC define a kitchen peninsula?

[MargaretB]

The questions specifically is, would a counter mounted under a full-height pass-though window count as a peninsula? The issue being that there is no "wall" or backsplash to mount the required receptacles. Pop-up receptacles in the counter also won't work due to equipment on either side of the sink. Can't drill a hole in the top of the dishwasher to accommodate a pop-up outlet! If we could count this as a "peninsula", it would solve the problem, but it's not clear (to me) what NEC, or specifically CEC, considers a "peninsula".

 

[LarryFine]

Welcome to the forum.

It's more of a window sill than counter space. I've never heard of a receptacle required for one.

 

[MargaretB]

It's 13' of counter in front of 13' of countertop-to-ceiling, retractable window, with a sink in the middle. I see this layout a lot in modern homes. I did find this older thread that covered a similar situation, but it seems like there was no better solution besides counter pop-ups. https://forums.mikeholt.com/threads/kitchen-countertop-recep-spacing-with-large-garden-window.149625

 

[don_resqcapt19]

I see that as a wall countertop, not a peninsula.