Data Reporting Requirements for Demand Reduction Providers Sample Clauses

Data Reporting Requirements for Demand Reduction Providers. The Demand Reduction Provider must submit to the ISO the information specified in this Section 24.4 for each Demand Side Resource that it has enrolled either as an individual DADRP resource or with other Demand Side Resources as part of a single, aggregated DADRP resource. The Demand Reduction Provider must submit this information for the purpose of enrolling, registering, making settlements, and verifying the participation of each Demand Side Resource in the ISO’s Energy market. To enroll and participate in the DADRP, a Demand Side Resource must have NYPSC-approved, revenue-quality, hourly-interval meters sufficient to calculate its net Load. If the Demand Side Resource has a Local Generator at its site, it must also have an hourly-interval meter that measures the total output of the Local Generator within a 2% accuracy threshold, regardless of whether at initial enrollment the Local Generator is intended to be used to provide Demand Reduction in the DADRP. 24.4.1 Data Reporting Requirements for Enrollment of Demand Side Resources Participating as DADRP Resources a. As-left meter test criteria, as prescribed in the New York Department of Public Service 16 NYCRR Part 92 Operating Procedure; b. Documentation to validate installation of interval meter equipment; c. Interval metering installation individual, company, and professional engineering license information; d. Make and model of installed interval metering device(s); e. Accuracy of installed interval metering device(s); f. Interval meter Current Transformer (CT) and Potential Transformer (PT) type designation, if applicable; g. CT Ratio, if applicable; h. Use of pulse data recorder as an interval metering device, if applicable; i. Pulse data recorder multiplier, if applicable; j. Any other type of meter multiplier used in the translation of data collected by the device for measuring demand, kWh, and/or MWh, if applicable; k. Its service address; l. Its Load Serving Entity; m. Its Transmission Owner; n. Its meter authority/Meter Data Service Provider; o. Demand Side Resource’s maximum Winter and Summer reduction MW; p. Business classification of the Demand Side Resource (based on ISO-defined categories or national standards for business classification); and q. A description of any Local Generator at its site, including the Local Generator’s system, its primary fuel type, the year in which it was built, the year of any retrofit, its nameplate capacity, and its horsepower, if applicable. 24.4.2 Data Repo...
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Data Reporting Requirements for Demand Reduction Providers. The Demand Reduction Provider must submit to the ISO the information specified in this Section 24.4 for each Demand Side Resource that it has enrolled either as an individual DADRP resource or with other Demand Side Resources as part of a single, aggregated DADRP resource. The Demand Reduction Provider must submit this information for the purpose of enrolling, registering, making settlements, and verifying the participation of each Demand Side Resource in the ISO’s Energy market. To enroll and participate in the DADRP, a Demand Side Resource must have NYPSC-approved, revenue-quality, hourly-interval meters sufficient to calculate its net Load. If the Demand Side Resource has a Local Generator at its site, it must also have an hourly-interval meter that measures the total output of the Local Generator within a 2% accuracy threshold, regardless of whether at initial enrollment the Local Generator is intended to be used to provide Demand Reduction in the DADRP.
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