Bidding rules Sample Clauses

Bidding rules. The minimum capacity of a single bid for the Frequency Containment Reserve for Normal Operation is 0.1 MW and for the Frequency Containment Reserve for Dis- turbances 1.0
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Bidding rules. The maximum capacity of one bid for the frequency controlled normal operation reserve is 5 MW and for the frequency controlled disturbance reserve 10 MW. The minimum capacity of one bid for the frequency controlled normal operation reserve is 0.1 MW and for the frequency controlled disturbance reserve 1 MW.
Bidding rules. The volume of an individual bid shall be 5 MW. Balancing Service Provider can submit several bids. The bids cannot be linked to each other, and each bid is processed separately. A bid shall contain the following information:  Product (Automatic Frequency Restoration Reserve, aFRR)  Capacity (MW) up  Capacity (MW) down  Price of capacity, up (€/MW,h)  Price of capacity, down (€/MW,h)  Type of activation signal sent for reserve capacity (water/heat)  Hour (EET time zone) Bids can be submitted for the hours in the next day during the previous day until 17:00 (EET). If necessary, Fingrid may request binding bids also two days before the delivery day. The hourly bids shall be submitted for the hours of a day in the CET time zone (Elspot day). The hourly bids shall be submitted to Fingrid electronically in accordance with Xxxxxxx’s guideline.
Bidding rules a. A flight attendant who is expected to be available for active duty for any part of the bid period shall be eligible to bid. Bids must be appropriate for the flight attendant’s availability. A flight attendant who is expected to be available for only part of the bid period shall have her/his bid range prorated accordingly. There shall be no change to the current pro-rated credit values for the duration of this agreement, unless mutually agreed upon by the Union and the Company.
Bidding rules. Buyers may bid on or offer to purchase Materials, and Sellers may offer Materials for sale, on the Website during the term of this Agreement, subject to the following terms and conditions:
Bidding rules. The volume and price along with the activation period and list of Delivery Points with which the Service is offered are fixed freely by the Provider in his offer but always in respect of constraints hereby under: ▪ Minimum offered volume is 1MW; ▪ Volume increments can be of minimum 0,1MW; ▪ Activation period is at least 1 quarter-hour; ▪ For an “upwards” offer: 0 ≤ price ≤ 4 499,99 €/MW/h; ▪ A certain Delivery Point can only be included in one Energy Bid for a certain quarter-hour.
Bidding rules. 1) If the COMPANY determines that the senior employee bidding on a posted job is not qualified, the employee may file a grievance contesting such determination at Step 2 of the grievance procedure, which may, if not satisfactorily resolved, be submitted to arbitration in accordance with the arbitration procedure as outlined in Article 28. Nothing contained herein shall interfere with the filling of the vacancy with another employee or with a new hire, pending settlement of a grievance.
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Bidding rules. The volume and price along with the activation period and list of Delivery Points with which the Service is offered are fixed freely by the BSP in his offer but always in respect of constraints hereby under: • Minimum offered volume is 1MW. In case the Energy Bid is based on more than one Delivery Point, this volume is limited to a maximum of 100 MW; • Volume increments can be of minimum 0,1MW; • Activation period is at least 1 quarter-hour; • The price for an upwards Bid must be superior or equal to 0 €/MWh and cannot exceed the amount that is fixed as the maximum imbalance price by Art. 6.7.2 of the Strategic Reserves Functioning Rules that are of application at the moment of submission of the Bid; • Should the list of Delivery Points supplying this Energy Bid contain Delivery Points characterized by an EAN for injection and an EAN for offtake, the BSP should only mention the EAN for offtake. • A certain Delivery Point can only be included in one Energy Bid for a certain quarter-hour. • In case the Energy Bid is related to a Simulation Test as per Annex 2, the BSP should specify it.

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