Description of CAISO Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Description of CAISO Responsibilities. The CAISO agrees to provide RC Services to the RC Customer, commencing on the RC Services Date, in accordance with Section 19 of the CAISO Tariff. The CAISO will establish a Reliability Coordinator Oversight Committee in accordance with Section 19.11 of the CAISO Tariff.
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. The CAISO agrees to provide RC Services to the RC Customer, commencing on the RC Services Date, in accordance with Section 19 of the CAISO Tariff. The CAISO shall at all times act in the interests of reliability for its overall Reliability Coordinator area and the western interconnection, and shall provide RC Services in a manner that does not unduly discriminate or give preference to any Balancing Authority or Transmission Operator, including itself. The CAISO shall establish a Reliability Coordinator Oversight Committee to receive RC Customer input and oversight of CAISO’s provision of RC Services in accordance with Section 19.11 of the XXXXX Xxxxxx.
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO shall have the following responsibilities: (a) CAISO is registered with NERC as a Planning Authority (which is synonymous with Planning Coordinator); and (b) CAISO will serve as the Planning Coordinator (as that term is defined in the NERC Reliability Functional Model) for the SF BES Facilities; (c) While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO will be responsible for compliance, as determined by FERC, NERC and WECC, with all Reliability Standards applicable to a Planning Coordinator for the SF BES Facilities. CAISO shall not, as a condition of performing the services set forth above, require San Francisco to become a PTO.
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO shall have the following responsibilities, including: (a) CAISO is registered with NERC as a Planning Authority (which is synonymous with Planning Coordinator); and (b) CAISO will serve as the Planning Coordinator (as that term is defined in the NERC Reliability Functional Model) for the XXX BES Facilities and XXX Non-BES Facilities covered by this Agreement; (c) While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO will be responsible for compliance, as determined by FERC, NERC and WECC, with all Reliability Standards applicable to a Planning Coordinator for the XXX BES Facilities and XXX Non-BES Facilities covered by this Agreement.
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO shall have the following responsibilities: (a) CAISO will be registered with NERC as a Planning Authority (which is synonymous with Planning Coordinator); (b) CAISO will serve as the Planning Coordinator (as that term is defined in the NERC Reliability Functional Model) for the MWD BES Facilities; and, (c) CAISO will be responsible for compliance, as determined by FERC, NERC and WECC, with all Reliability Standards applicable to a Planning Coordinator for the MWD BES Facilities. CAISO shall not, as a condition of performing the services set forth above, require MWD to become a PTO.
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. The CAISO agrees to provide RC Services to the RC Customer, commencing on the RC Services Date, in accordance with Section 19 of the CAISO Tariff. The CAISO shall at all times act in the interests of reliability for its overall Reliability Coordinator area and the western interconnection, and shall provide RC Services in a manner that does not unduly discriminate or give preference to any Balancing Authority or Transmission Operator, including itself. The CAISO shall establish a Reliability Coordinator Oversight Committee to receive RC Customer input and oversight RI &$,62¶V SURYLVinLaRccQor daRncIe wi5th&Se c6tioHn 1U9.Y11LoFf tHheV CAISO Tariff. 2.2.1 Supplemental Services ±Hosted Advanced Network Application (HANA). The CAISO agrees to provide HANA services to the RC Customer at its request for an additional charge, as set forth in Section 19.3 of the CAISO Tariff. Each year, the RC Customer will notify the CAISO in writing by October 1 as to which
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. The CAISO agrees to provide RC Services to the RC Customer, commencing on the RC Services Date, in accordance with Section 19 of the CAISO Tariff. The CAISO will establish a Reliability Coordinator Oversight Committee in accordance with Section 19.11 of the CAISO Tariff. 2.2.1 Supplemental Services - Hosted Advanced Network Application (HANA). The CAISO agrees to provide HANA services to the RC Customer at its request for an additional charge, as set forth in Section 19.3 of the CAISO Tariff. (a) The RC Customer shall: (i) notify the CAISO 90 calendar days in advance of the RC Customer’s requested start date of initial HANA services and which HANA services the RC Customer desires to take in accordance with Section 19.3(c) of the CAISO Tariff; and (ii) pay for such services in accordance with Section 19.8 of the CAISO Tariff. The start date of taking the initial HANA services will establish the anniversary date for the minimum three years of taking the HANA services and the billing date. (b) Each subsequent year, the RC Customer will notify the CAISO in writing 90 calendar days in advance of the anniversary date of the HANA services as to which HANA services it is electing to take for the following calendar year. If the RC Customer does not provide such notice to the CAISO 90 calendar days in advance of the anniversary date of the HANA services, the CAISO will continue to provide the RC Customer with the same HANA services it is providing to the RC Customer during the then current year. (c) If the RC Customer elects to receive HANA services, the RC Customer agrees to pay for three years of services regardless of whether it takes HANA services for the entire three year term, and will be invoiced onethird of that amount annually during the initial three year term. Thereafter, the RC Customer will be invoiced annually for HANA services as described in Section 2.2.1(b) above. (d) The CAISO will post the HANA service costs on the RC secure website.
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Description of CAISO Responsibilities. While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO shall have the following responsibilities, including: (a) CAISO is registered with NERC as a Planning Authority (which is synonymous with a Planning Coordinator); and (b) CAISO will serve as the Planning Coordinator (as that term is defined in the NERC Reliability Functional Model) for the CDWR BES Facilities covered by this Agreement; and (c) While the Agreement is in effect, CAISO will be responsible for compliance, as determined by FERC, NERC and WECC, with all Reliability Standards applicable to a Planning Coordinator for the CDWR BES Facilities and covered by this Agreement. DocuSign Envelope ID: 94BCF40A-006F-4E1D-95EE-7117C9A559BB PLANNING COORDINATOR AGREEMENT
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