Maximum Import Capability Sample Clauses

Maximum Import Capability. Background Maximum Import Capability (“MIC”) represents deliverability for imports (any resource not physically connected inside the ISO balancing authority area (“BAA”)) and is calculated for all Scheduling Points at the ISO BAA boundary as discussed in Section 6.1.3.5 of the Business Practice Manual for Reliability Requirements. With the addition of a Subscriber Participating TO line, the ISO may have new BAA boundary points. The generation interconnected to the project will be within the ISO BAA and will not need a MIC allocation in order to count for Resource Adequacy; however, it will need to go through the generator interconnection process to get deliverability similar to any other resource internal to the ISO BAA. Deliverability for internal resources is done based on the ISO deliverability methodology irrespective of internal entitlements (those are for financial hedge and scheduling priority). MIC capability at new ISO BAA boundary points will be calculated the same as all other intertie points, based on historical schedules (not applicable in year one), portfolio needs and MIC expansion requests as allowed under the ISO tariff. The amount of available MIC at new interties will be determined as part of the annual MIC calculation process when the project is energized and every year thereafter. • Stakeholder Feedback No stakeholder comments were received on this subject. • Proposal The ISO proposes to maintain the MIC process as discussed above.
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