CAISO Dispatch Sample Clauses

CAISO Dispatch. Except in order to effectuate a Seller Initiated Test, any award, instruction to charge, or dispatch of any Storage Unit by the CAISO during a Put Delivery Period for any reason (whether pursuant to an RMR Contract, must offer obligations, Energy dispatches or otherwise), shall be deemed to be a dispatch or request to charge by SCE for purposes of this Agreement. The Energy dispatched shall be for SCE’s benefit hereunder, and SCE shall pay the costs of such CAISO awards, instruction to charge, and dispatches in accordance with the terms of this Agreement as if such dispatches or instruction to charge were directed by SCE. SCE shall be entitled to receive and retain for its own account any and all CAISO revenues for such awards and dispatches, including any availability payments under an RMR Contract for any Storage Unit. Except in order to effectuate a Seller Initiated Test, a dispatch by the CAISO during a Put Delivery Period shall not be considered a Non-SCE Dispatch pursuant to this Agreement. CAISO dispatches following any Seller Initiated Test pursuant to Section 7.01Article Seven shall not obligate SCE for any associated costs incurred in starting any Storage Unit for, or operation during, such testing period. Non-SCE Dispatch. During theany Put Delivery Period, Seller shall not start-up or discharge any Storage Unit other than (a) pursuant to a Dispatch Notice or (b) pursuant to a Non-SCE Dispatch. Seller shall, to the extent possible, notify SCE no later than 5:00 a.m. PPT at least two (2) Business Days in advance of the Trading Day of any start-up or discharge pursuant to a Non-SCE Dispatch, and shall, except as otherwise required by Applicable Law, delay such start-up or operation if requested by SCE. Seller shall indemnify, defend, and hold SCE harmless against the costs or losses of SCE resulting from a Non-SCE Dispatch, including all (i) charges, sanctions, and penalties imposed by CAISO, and (ii) the Charging Energy Requirements. Imbalance Energy revenues net of any charges, sanctions, and penalties imposed by CAISO for a Non-SCE Dispatch shall be for Seller’s account. SCHEDULING COORDINATOR (PUT DELIVERY PERIODS) SCE as Scheduling Coordinator. At least thirty (30) days prior to the beginning of thea Put Delivery Period, Seller shall take all actions and execute and deliver to SCE and the CAISO all documents necessary to authorize or designate SCE as Scheduling Coordinator (“SC”) for the Project with the CAISO effective as of the beginning of...
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CAISO Dispatch. Any dispatch by the CAISO for any reason, whether pursuant to an RMR Contract or in connection with any Seller’s must-offer obligations, Facility Energy dispatches, Ancillary Services dispatches or otherwise, shall be deemed to be dispatches by Buyer, and the Facility Energy dispatched is for Xxxxx’s benefit hereunder, and Buyer shall pay all associated costs for such CAISO dispatches (including but not limited to the required electric recharge quantities) in accordance with the terms of this Agreement as if such dispatches were directed by Xxxxx. Buyer shall be entitled to receive and retain for its own account any and all CAISO revenue for such dispatches, including without limitation any availability payments under an RMR Contract for the Facility.
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CAISO Dispatch. Except in order to effectuate a Seller Initiated Test, any award, instruction to charge, or dispatch of any Storage Unit by the CAISO during a Put Period for any reason (whether pursuant to an RMR Contract, must offer obligations, Energy dispatches or otherwise), shall be deemed to be a dispatch or request to charge by SCE for purposes of this Agreement. The Energy dispatched shall be for SCE’s benefit hereunder, and SCE shall pay the costs of such CAISO awards, instruction to charge, and dispatches in accordance with the terms of this Agreement as if such dispatches or instruction to charge were directed by SCE. SCE shall be entitled to receive and retain for its own account any and all CAISO revenues for such awards and dispatches, including any availability payments under an RMR Contract for any Storage Unit. Except in order to effectuate a Seller Initiated Test, a dispatch by the CAISO during a Put Period shall not be considered a Non-SCE Dispatch pursuant to this Agreement. CAISO dispatches following any Seller Initiated Test pursuant to Sections 5.03 shall not obligate SCE for any associated costs incurred in starting any Storage Unit for, or operation during, such testing period.
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CAISO Dispatch. Except in order to effectuate a Seller Initiated Test, any award or dispatch of any Generating Unit by the CAISO during a Put Delivery Period for any reason (whether pursuant to an RMR Contract, must offer obligations, Energy dispatches or otherwise), shall be deemed to be a dispatch by SCE for purposes of this Agreement. The Energy dispatched shall be for SCE’s benefit hereunder, and SCE shall pay the costs of such CAISO awards and dispatches in accordance with the terms of this Agreement as if such dispatches were directed by SCE. SCE shall be entitled to receive and retain for its own account any and all CAISO revenues for such awards and dispatches, including any availability payments under an RMR Contract for any Generating Unit. Except in order to effectuate a Seller Initiated Test, a dispatch by the CAISO during a Put Delivery Period shall not be considered a Non-SCE Dispatch pursuant to this Agreement. CAISO dispatches following any Seller Initiated Test pursuant to Section 7.01Article Seven shall not obligate SCE for any associated costs incurred in starting any Generating Unit for, or operation during, such testing period.
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