Centralized TCC Auctions Sample Clauses

Centralized TCC Auctions. TCCs with durations of 6 months and 1 year shall be available in each Centralized TCC Auction. TCCs with durations of 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, or 5 years may also be available in the Centralized TCC Auction, at the ISO’s discretion. The final decision concerning the percentage of the transmission Capacity that will be available in the Centralized TCC Auction to support TCCs of different durations will be made by the ISO. The ISO will conduct a polling process to assess the market demand for TCCs with different durations, which it will take into consideration when making this determination. The ISO may elect not to sell any TCCs with one or more of the above durations. However, all transmission Capacity not associated with ETAs or outstanding TCCs or not reserved through conversion of ETCNL to ETCNL TCCs or RCRRs to RCRR TCCs must be available to support TCCs of some duration sold in the Centralized TCC Auction that have a start date of the first day of the Capability Period that commences immediately following the completion of such Centralized TCC Auction. The Centralized TCC Auction will consist of a series of Sub-Auctions. For TCCs with the same start date, such Sub-Auctions will be conducted consecutively. In each Sub-Auction, TCCs of a single duration will be available (e.g., only TCCs with a five-year duration might be available in one Sub-Auction). Sub-Auctions for TCCs with the same start date will be conducted in decreasing order of the length of the period for which TCCs sold in the Sub-Auction are valid. Therefore, if the ISO were to determine that five years would be the maximum length of TCCs available in the Centralized TCC Auction for TCCs with a particular start date, then the Sub-Auction for TCCs with a duration of five years would be held first. All TCCs sold in the 5-year TCC Sub-Auction (other than those offered for sale in the next Sub-Auction, as described in Section 19.9.1) would then be modeled as fixed injections and withdrawals in the next Sub-Auction, in which TCCs with the same start date of the next longest duration, as determined by the ISO (e.g., four years), would be available for purchase. Following that Sub-Auction, TCCs with the same start date sold in either of the first two Sub-Auction (other than those offered for sale in the next Sub-Auction) would then be modeled as fixed injections and withdrawals in the third Sub-Auction for TCCs with the same start date (e.g., a Sub-Auction for three-year TCCs with the same star...
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