Congestion and Congestion Management Sample Clauses

Congestion and Congestion Management. The DS Supplier is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to meet the DS Supplier Responsibility Share. The Company shall transfer or assign to the DS Supplier the Company’s rights to ARRs to which the Company is entitled as a LSE pursuant to the PJM Agreements provided that such rights are related to the service being provided to meet the DS Supplier Responsibility Share and such rights are for the Delivery Period indicated in the Transaction Confirmation(s). All rights, liabilities and obligations associated with such ARRs will accrue and be assumed by the DS Supplier through the transfer or assignment from the Company to the DS Supplier including the responsibility and ability of the DS Supplier to request or nominate such ARRs when applicable and feasible. Should the conditions above not be met, the entity recognized by PJM as having the right to make the nominations will nominate such ARRs for the upcoming PJM planning period and such ARRs will be allocated to the DS Supplier in accordance with the PJM Agreements based upon its DS Supplier Responsibility Share.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. Seller is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to supply the Specified Percentage. Notwithstanding Section 2.5 (Status of Seller), Buyer shall transfer or assign to Seller, Buyer’s rights to CRRs to which Buyer is entitled as an LSE pursuant to the PJM Agreements, provided that such rights are related to the service being provided to the Specified Percentage. All rights and obligations associated with such CRRs will accrue to the Seller through the transfer or assignment from Buyer to Seller including the ability of Seller to request or nominate such CRRs when applicable. Seller shall have the right to request and nominate CRRs if: (i) all Transactions for SOS Load have been executed and are in full force and effect; and (ii) the Delivery Period under each Transaction Confirmation is inclusive of the PJM Planning Period for which the CRRs are being requested or nominated. Should the conditions above not be met, the entity recognized by PJM as having the right to make the nominations at that time will nominate such CRRs for the upcoming PJM Planning Period and such CRRs will be allocated to Seller based upon its Specified Percentage. The allocation of CRRs associated with the Specified Percentage will be in accordance with the PJM Agreements.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. The XXXX Supplier is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to supply its XXXX Supplier Responsibility Share.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. Each SSO Supplier is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to supply its SSO Supplier Responsibility Share.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. Seller is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to supply the Specified Product.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. The DS Supplier is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to meet the DS Supplier Responsibility Share. The Company shall transfer or assign to the DS Supplier the Company's rights to Auction Revenue Rights (ARRs) to which the Company is entitled as an LSE pursuant to the PJM Agreements, including the rights to ARRs, provided that such rights are related to the service being provided to meet the DS Supplier Responsibility Share and such rights are for the Delivery Period. All rights, liabilities and obligations associated with such ARRs will accrue and be assumed by the DS Supplier through the transfer or assignment from the Company to the DS Supplier including the responsibility and ability of the DS Supplier to request or nominate such ARRs when applicable and feasible. Should the conditions above not be met, the entity recognized by PJM as having the right to make the nominations will nominate such ARRs for the upcoming PJM planning period and such ARRs will be allocated to the DS Supplier in accordance with the PJM Agreements based upon its DS Supplier Responsibility Share. Upon request, DS Supplier shall make ARR information and any other information available to the Company for use of participants in supply negotiations, request for proposals or other processes to obtain wholesale supply for periods beyond the Term of this Agreement.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. The DS Supplier is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to meet the DS Supplier Responsibility Share. The Company shall transfer or assign to the DS Supplier the Company’s rights to ARRs to which the Company is entitled as a LSE pursuant to the PJM Agreements provided that such rights are related to the service being provided to meet the DS Supplier Responsibility Share and such rights are for the Delivery Period‌‌‌‌‌‌ Deleted: Auction Revenue Rights (‌ Deleted: . indicated in the Transaction Confirmation(s). All rights, liabilities and obligations associated with such ARRs will accrue and be assumed by the DS Supplier through the transfer or assignment from the Company to the DS Supplier including the responsibility and ability of the DS Supplier to request or nominate such ARRs when applicable and feasible. Should the conditions above not be met, the entity recognized by PJM as having the right to make the nominations will nominate such ARRs for the upcoming PJM planning period and such ARRs will be allocated to the DS Supplier in accordance with the PJM Agreements based upon its DS Supplier Responsibility Share.‌‌
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Congestion and Congestion Management. Seller is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to supply the Specified Percentage. Because the PJM Planning Period does not correspond exactly with the supply term of this POLR SMA, Buyer, in its capacity as LSE for POLR Load during the Year 2009, will ensure that rights to CRRs for the period January 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010, obtained in conjunction with Buyer’s designation as LSE for POLR Load will be provided to Seller as described herein. Buyer shall transfer or assign to Seller, Buyer’s rights to CRRs for the period January 1, 2010 through May 31, 2010 to which Buyer is entitled as an LSE pursuant to the PJM Agreements, provided that such rights are related to the service being provided to the Specified Percentage. All rights and obligations associated with such CRRs will accrue to the Seller through the transfer or assignment from Buyer to Seller including the ability of Seller to request or nominate such CRRs when applicable. The Seller is responsible for nominating and obtaining CRRs for the period June 1, 2010, through December 31, 2010. Seller, as a LSE serving POLR Load, shall have the right to request and nominate CRRs provided all Transactions for the Seller’s Specified Percentage of POLR Load have been executed and are in full force and effect. Effective January 1, 2011 all CRR rights will transfer back to the BuyerAmount.
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Congestion and Congestion Management. The TOU Supplier is responsible for any congestion costs incurred to meet the TOU Supplier Responsibility Share. The Company shall transfer or assign to the TOU Supplier the Company’s rights to ARRs to which the Company is entitled as an LSE pursuant to the PJM Agreements, provided that such rights are related to the service being provided to meet the TOU Supplier Responsibility Share and such rights are for the Delivery Period indicated in the Transaction Confirmation(s). All rights, liabilities and obligations associated with such ARRs will accrue and be assumed by the TOU Supplier through the transfer or assignment from the Company to the TOU Supplier including the responsibility and ability of the TOU Supplier to request or nominate such ARRs when applicable and feasible. Should the conditions above not be met, the entity recognized by PJM as having the right to make the nominations will nominate such ARRs for the upcoming PJM planning period and such ARRs will be allocated to the TOU Supplier in accordance with the PJM Agreements based upon its TOU Supplier Responsibility Share.
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