Energy Scheduling. The Company is not obligated to provide any day ahead scheduling services. If the Company chooses to provide such services, the information provided is not guaranteed by the Company.
Energy Scheduling. The Company will not provide load-forecasting services. The BGS-RSCP Supplier shall schedule Energy resources to meet its obligations with PJM as provided for in the PJM Agreements, procedures, and manuals. The Company, through an e-schedule, shall provide PJM and the BGS-RSCP Supplier with the data regarding the BGS-RSCP Supplier Responsibility Share of the Energy obligations, as set forth by PJM. The Energy obligations for each BGS-RSCP Supplier will be determined based on its BGS-RSCP Supplier Responsibility Share of the BGS-RSCP Load. The total preliminary BGS-RSCP Energy obligation will be based on the total Energy loads for all of the BGS-RSCP Customers as calculated by the Company, including all losses and unaccounted for energy.
Energy Scheduling. The Company will not provide load-forecasting services. The BGS-CIEP Supplier shall schedule Energy resources to meet its obligations with PJM as provided for in the PJM Agreements, procedures, and manuals. The Company, through an e-schedule, shall provide PJM and the BGS-CIEP Supplier with the data regarding the BGS-CIEP Supplier Responsibility Share of the Energy obligations, as set forth by PJM. The Energy obligations for each BGS-CIEP Supplier will be determined based on its BGS-CIEP Supplier Responsibility Share of the BGS-CIEP Load. The total preliminary BGS-CIEP Energy obligation will be equal to the total Energy loads for the BGS-CIEP Customers, as calculated by the Company, including losses and unaccounted for energy.
Energy Scheduling. The Company will not provide load forecasting services. The Supplier is responsible for forecasting its customer load, and for scheduling energy to serve its customers with PJM. The Company shall provide PJM and the Supplier with data regarding the Supplier’s energy obligations for the Supplier’s Customers, as described in the prevailing Operating Manual, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. As an alternative to the Company providing the energy obligation data to PJM, the Supplier may elect, in writing, to submit its own load data to PJM for all of its customers’ loads (irrespective of customer class). Such Supplier-supplied data would be used for Settlement “A” purposes only; not Settlement “B” purposes as those terms are used and commonly understood in the PJM settling and balancing processes. The Company will remain responsible for providing the data used by PJM in the Settlement “B” process. Any disputes shall be resolved through the PJM Dispute Resolution Process. To the extent that any of such Suppliers customers are eligible for individual transmission bus or nodal LMP, the data submitted by the Supplier for such customers in the Settlement A process shall include the appropriate bus assignment for each such customer. The Company shall, upon request, provide information to a Supplier regarding the transmission bus assignment of retail customers eligible for individual transmission bus or nodal pricing.
Energy Scheduling. The Companies will not provide load forecasting services. The BGS-FP Supplier shall schedule Energy resources to meet its obligations with the MISO as provided for in the MISO Agreements. The Energy obligations for the BGS-FP Supplier will be determined based on the BGS-FP Supplier Responsibility Share. The total preliminary BGS-FP Energy obligation will be equal to the difference between the preliminary total Energy obligations for the Companies’ Service Territories reduced by the sum of: (i) the preliminary wholesale load, (ii) the preliminary total Energy obligations of the Retail Electric Suppliers active in the Service Territories, and (iii) the preliminary total Energy obligations of the suppliers serving BGS-LFP Load and BGS-LRTP Load in the Service Territories.
Energy Scheduling. As a general practice, the receiving Party shall schedule energy deliveries on an hourly basis with the supplying Party by 12:00 o'clock Noon, E.S.T., of the day before such energy is to be delivered; thereafter, the supplying Party shall not be obligated to schedule energy deliveries until the next day; provided, however, that the Parties may schedule energy at such other times and upon such other conditions and/or make such changes in existing energy schedules as both Parties may agree upon in writing.
Energy Scheduling. The Company will not provide load forecasting services. The Supplier is responsible for forecasting its customer load, and shall schedule energy resources to meet its obligations with PJM as provided for in the PJM Agreements, procedures, and manuals. The Company shall provide PJM and the Supplier with the data regarding the Supplier’s energy obligations for the Supplier’s customers, as described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures for Determining Peak Load Contribution for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation, as is provided by the Company, posted on the Company Website, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion.
Energy Scheduling. It is understood and agreed by and between the parties that SPD shall operate the Project as per applicable grid operating standards and relevant statutory provisions/ guidelines and codes, as applicable from time to time. It is agreed between the Parties that the Project shall be treated as ‘MUST RUN’ and shall not be subject to merit order dispatch.
Energy Scheduling. The Company will not provide load forecasting services. The Supplier is responsible for forecasting its customer load, and shall schedule energy resources to meet its obligations with the ISO as provided for in the ISO Agreements, procedures, and manuals. The Company shall provide ISO and the Supplier with the data regarding the Supplier’s energy obligations for the Supplier’s customers, as set forth by the ISO. Moreover, on an interim basis until PJM implements a system that makes Suppliers financially bound by their load forecasts, the Supplier must transmit its forecast energy obligation to the Company based on the amount of energy it believes its customers will use.
