Common use of Recall Time Clause in Contracts

Recall Time. The measured time from when ISO/LCC requests an LCC/TO to safely restore a transmission element from outage state to in service.  Short-Term Transmission Outage: A Planned Transmission Outage submitted for ISO Approval less than 21 days and greater than 120 hours prior to 0001 the day the outage is scheduled to begin.  Significantly Reduced Congestion Costs: Reductions in forecasted real-time congestion and Net Commitment-Period Compensation (NCPC) costs resulting from the repositioning of a transmission outage are considered significant when the reduction minus the PTO’s incremental direct costs for repositioning the outage exceeds $200,000 per week or any portion of a week.  Transmission Outage Request Flags: One or more of the following additional identifiers may be associated with each outage to set outage priority as described in this definition section: o Long-Term Economic Approval o Outage Overrun  Transmission Outage Request Status: One of the following: o Active Status  Preliminary: Planned Transmission Outage provided to ISO for informational purposes only; no studies shall be conducted until the outage has been moved to the status of Submitted  Submitted: Transmission outages prepared for ISO study and acceptance and awaiting Interim Approved Status or Approved Status  Study: Transmission outages actively being studied and evaluated by ISO to determine Interim Approved Status or Approved Status  Negotiate: Transmission outages under additional review and pending repositioning  Interim Approved: Transmission outages that have been studied and accepted by ISO through the Long-Term Transmission Outage process but waiting final Approved status through the Short-Term Transmission Outage Process  Approved: Transmission outages studied and accepted by ISO in accordance with the Short-Term Transmission Outage process  Implemented: Transmission outage that has begun, reflecting equipment taken out of service or in an abnormal state o Non-Active Status  Withdrawn: Preliminary Transmission outages that are no longer planned by the TO or have lapsed within 21 days prior to the start date  Denied: Transmission outage requests which have not been Approved  Cancelled: Previously Approved Transmission outages (Interim Approved or Approved) that have been called off by the TO, LCC or ISO.  Completed: A Transmission outage that had been returned to service  Unplanned Outage: This is any outage that cannot be planned and fails to satisfy the lead times required for Planned Short-Term Transmission Outage processing. The following are the three types of Unplanned Outages:

Recall Time. The measured time from when ISO/LCC requests an LCC/TO to safely restore a transmission element from outage state to in service.  • Short-Term Transmission Outage: A Planned Transmission Outage submitted for ISO Approval less than 21 days and greater than 120 hours prior to 0001 the day the outage is scheduled to begin.  • Significantly Reduced Congestion Costs: Reductions in forecasted real-time congestion and Net Commitment-Period Compensation (NCPC) costs resulting from the repositioning of a transmission outage are considered significant when the reduction minus the PTO’s incremental direct costs for repositioning the outage exceeds $200,000 per week or any portion of a week.  • Transmission Outage Request Flags: One or more of the following additional identifiers may be associated with each outage to set outage priority as described in this definition section: o Long-Term Economic Approval o Outage Overrun  • Transmission Outage Request Status: One of the following: o Active Status  ▪ Preliminary: Planned Transmission Outage provided to ISO for informational purposes only; no studies shall be conducted until the outage has been moved to the status of Submitted  ▪ Submitted: Transmission outages prepared for ISO study and acceptance and awaiting Interim Approved Status or Approved Status  ▪ Study: Transmission outages actively being studied and evaluated by ISO to determine Interim Approved Status or Approved Status  ▪ Negotiate: Transmission outages under additional review and pending repositioning  ▪ Interim Approved: Transmission outages that have been studied and accepted by ISO through the Long-Term Transmission Outage process but waiting final Approved status through the Short-Term Transmission Outage Process  ▪ Approved: Transmission outages studied and accepted by ISO in accordance with the Short-Term Transmission Outage process  ▪ Implemented: Transmission outage that has begun, reflecting equipment taken out of service or in an abnormal state o Non-Active Status  ▪ Withdrawn: Preliminary Transmission outages that are no longer planned by the TO or have lapsed within 21 days prior to the start date  ▪ Denied: Transmission outage requests which have not been Approved  ▪ Cancelled: Previously Approved Transmission outages (Interim Approved or Approved) that have been called off by the TO, LCC or ISO.  ▪ Completed: A Transmission outage that had been returned to service  • Unplanned Outage: This is any outage that cannot be planned and fails to satisfy the lead times required for Planned Short-Term Transmission Outage processing. The following are the three types of Unplanned Outages: