Real-Time and Projected Operating Data Sample Clauses

Real-Time and Projected Operating Data. 4.1.1.1 The Parties shall exchange the following information: (a) (a) Real-–time operating information: (i) (i) Generation status of the units in each RC’sParty’s RC Area; (ii) (ii) Transmission line status; (iii) (iii) Real-time loads; (iv) (iv) Scheduled use of reservations; (v) (v) TLR information, including calculation of Market Flows; (vi) (vi) GenerationRedispatch information, including the next most economical generation block dispatch order to decrement/increment; as applicableand (vii) (b) List of real-time constraints that are binding in the real-time market solutions. (b) Projected operating information: (i) Merit order for generators participating in each RC’sParty’s RC Area; (ii) Maintenance schedules for generators and transmission facilities in each Party’s RC Area; (iii) (iii) Transmission service reservations; reflecting firm purchase and sales; (iv) (iv) Independent power producer information including current operating level, projected operating levels, Scheduled Outage start and end dates; Outage start and end dates;(v) (v) The planned and actual operational start-up dates for any permanently added, removed, or significantly altered transmission segments; and (vi) (vi) The planned and actual start-up testing and operational start-up dates for any permanently added, removed, or significantly altered generation units.
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Real-Time and Projected Operating Data. 4.1.1.1 The Parties shall exchange the following information: (a) Real-time operating information: (i) Generation status of the units in each RC’s RC Area; (ii) Transmission line status; (iii) Real-time loads; (iv) Scheduled use of reservations; (v) TLR information, including calculation of Market Flows; (vi) Generation block dispatch order to decrement/increment; as applicable (b) Projected operating information: (i) Merit order for generators participating in each RC’s RC Area; (ii) Maintenance schedules for generators and transmission facilities in each Party’s RC Area; (iii) Transmission service reservations; (iv) Independent power producer information including current operating level, projected operating levels, Scheduled Outage start and end dates; (v) The planned and actual operational start-up dates for any permanently added, removed, or significantly altered transmission segments; and (vi) The planned and actual start-up testing and operational start-up dates for any permanently added, removed, or significantly altered generation units.
Real-Time and Projected Operating Data. 4.1.1.1 The Parties shall exchange the following information: (a) Real–time operating information: (i) Generation status of the units in each Party’s Region; (ii) Transmission line status; (iii) Real-time loads; (iv) Scheduled use of reservations; (v) TLR information, including calculation of Market Flows; (vi) Redispatch information, including the next most economical generation block to decrement/increment; and (vii) Real-time constraints. (b) Projected operating information: (i) Unit commitment/merit order; (ii) Maintenance schedules; (iii) Forced outage rates; (iv) Firm purchase and sales; (v) Independent power producer information including current operating level, projected operating levels, Scheduled Outage start and end dates; (vi) The planned and actual operational start-up dates for any permanently added, removed, or significantly altered transmission segments; and (vii) The planned and actual start-up testing and operational start-up dates for any permanently added, removed, or significantly altered generation units. 4.1.1.2 The Parties agree that various components of the data exchanged under Section 4.1, including data exchanged under § 4.1.1.1 (b)(iii) (forced outage rates), § 4.1.4.5(e) (equivalent forced outage rates), § 4.1.4.10 (a) (generation Scheduled Outages) , 4.1.4.10(c) (notifications of short term forced outages), and data exchanged under § 5.1.1 (18 month schedule for (a) The Party receiving the Confidential Information shall treat the information in the same confidential manner as its governing documents require it treat the confidential information of its own members and market participants. (b) The receiving Party shall not release the producing Party’s Confidential Information until expiration of the time period controlling the producing Party’s disclosure of the same information, as such period is described in the producing Party’s governing documents from time to time. As of the Effective Date, this period is six (6) months with respect to bid or pricing data, and seven (7) calendar days for transmission data after the event ends. (c) All other prerequisites applicable to the producing Party’s release of such Confidential Information have been satisfied as determined by the producing Party.
Real-Time and Projected Operating Data. The Parties will transfer two categories of operating data, real-time information and projected information, as follows: (a) The real–time operating information consists of: (i) Generation status of the units, as telemetered or as derived from the unit breaker, in each Party’s tariff or footprint; (ii) Transmission line status, i.e., status of switching devices associated with each end of the line; (iii) Control Area demands;‌ (iv) Selected real-time telemetered bus loads where available; (v) Scheduled use of reservations; and (vi) Critical facility limits. (b) Projected operating information consists of: (i) Merit order block loading; (ii) Generating unit and transmission facilities maintenance schedules; (iii) The planned operational start-up or change dates for any permanently added, removed or significantly altered transmission segments; and (iv) The planned start-up testing and operational start-up or change dates for any permanently added, removed or significantly altered generation units.
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