Re-dispatch Costs Sample Clauses

Re-dispatch Costs. During some transmission outages, Transmission Provider must re-dispatch certain generation resources in order to meet load requirements. Transmission outages may result in the re-dispatch of generation in order to either (i) provide voltage support due to the loss of the transmission system in the local area, or (ii) the inability to dispatch certain generation due to limited power flow capability caused by the transmission line outage. Such re-dispatch may increase the costs of operating the Transmission System. Interconnection Customer shall be liable for its share of such cost increases (“Re-Dispatch Costs”). These costs are estimated to be $0. For purposes of this provision, the term Re-Dispatch Costs shall mean the actual costs, determined on the basis of an hourly chronological generation production cost model (“Production Cost Analysis”), for additional power supplies to compensate for the additional voltage support and will be determined on as near to a real-time basis as possible and billed to the Interconnection Customer. The Production Cost Analysis will analyze the difference in total production costs between a case that includes the generation required for local voltage support as a result of the outages and one without such generation for such voltage support. In performing this analysis, the Production Cost Analysis may consider, among other factors, system load, fuel price, emissions allowance prices, generating unit characteristics, purchase power agreements, hydro energy schedules, nuclear operation, wholesale bilateral contracts, generating unit availability for the periods in question, and available economy purchases and sales. Appendix B to LGIA Milestones The below Milestones have been mutually agreed to by the Parties: Initial Modeling Data Submitted: 30 days after execution Initial Security Deadline: February 15, 2016 Notice to Proceed with Design & Procurement: March 1, 2016 Land Transfer Deadline: September 1, 2016 Notice to Proceed with Construction: September 1, 2016 In-Service Date: September 1, 2017 Initial Synchronization Date: September 8, 2017 Commercial Operation Date: October 31, 2017
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