Scheduling and Dispatch. 7.6.1 The SPV shall be required to schedule its power as per the applicable regulations/ requirements / guidelines of MERC and maintain compliance to the Grid Code requirements and directions, as specified by SLDC from time to time. Any deviation from the schedule will attract the provisions of applicable regulation / guidelines / directions and any financial implication on account of this, including payment of any unscheduled interchange charges shall be to the account of the SPV.
7.6.2 SPV shall be responsible for directly coordinating and dealing with MSEDCL, SLDC, and other authorities in all respects in regard to declaration of availability, scheduling and despatch of power and due compliance with deviation and settlement mechanism and the applicable Grid Code.
Scheduling and Dispatch. Attached hereto as Appendix III are the Service Interface Rules that govern the scheduling and dispatch of Trucks and Trains at the Plant. In addition to the provisions of this Section 1.2 of the Operating Terms, the scheduling of Loading Services at the Loading Points shall be governed by such attached Service Interface Rules.
Scheduling and Dispatch. Attached hereto as Appendix III are the Service Interface Rules that govern the scheduling and dispatch of Trucks and Trains at the Terminals. In addition to the provisions of this Section 1.2 of the Operating Terms, the scheduling of certain Crude Oil Services and/or NGL Services at the Loading Points and dispatch of Provider Tank Cars utilizing the Tank Car Services shall be governed by such attached Service Interface Rules.
Scheduling and Dispatch. 6.1 The KPP will provide any needed scheduling and dispatching service for Members. The KPP will develop schedules in accordance with economic dispatch and allowance for prudent testing and exercise of Members’ units, consistent with procedures established by the KPP. The KPP will not schedule such units to be run contrary to the physical, contractual, or permit limitations applicable to such units.
6.2 Members agree to make their power contract entitlements available for scheduling and dispatch by the KPP, or for utilization in the SPP Integrated Market. The KPP will not schedule or utilize such contract entitlements contrary to the limitation applicable to such contracts.
6.3 Members shall fully inform the KPP of any physical, contractual or permit limitations applicable to each of its generating units and power contracts, including but not limited to generation required to fulfill insurance or warranty requirements.
6.4 The KPP may provide scheduling, dispatching, and other Services itself or by subcontract with another entity.
6.5 In addition to any required scheduling and dispatch, KPP will coordinate all Pooled Resources and Member Loads in the SPP Integrated Market
Scheduling and Dispatch. (a) Subject only to the limitations set forth herein and in the AES Agreement, Party B shall have (i) all of Party A’s rights to Dispatch the Designated Units, utilize the Net Electric Energy and Ancillary Services associated with the Dependable Capacity of the Designated Units and market the Dependable Capacity of the Designated Units, the associated Net Electric Energy and the associated Ancillary Services as set forth in Section 8.2 of the AES Agreement and Party A shall Dispatch the Designated Units as directed by Party B except to the extent a Designated Unit is dispatched by the CAISO or any successor entity, and (ii) subject to the provisions of subsection 3(d), any and all related and ancillary rights of Party A under the AES Agreement that in any way bear on, affect or relate to the Dispatch and scheduling of the Designated Units or otherwise affect the value thereof to Party B.
(b) Party A shall Dispatch the Designated Units as directed by Party B, subject to the limitations set forth in the AES Agreement and except as otherwise required in applicable laws or regulations, or any requirements of the CAISO or any successor entity.
(c) Party B will not Dispatch or cause Party A to Dispatch the Designated Units in violation of the limitations set forth in the AES Agreement or of any applicable laws, regulations or any requirements of the CAISO or any successor entity.
(i) Party A shall not change June, July, August, September, and October as Designated Months for any Facility which includes a Designated Unit without the written approval of Party B. Party A shall consult with Party B before selecting the remaining two Designated Months for any Facility which includes a Designated Unit as permitted by the AES Agreement (which as of the Start Date is a single selected month: May).
(ii) Party A shall consult with Party B before agreeing to any alternative index or method for determining the Hourly Gas Price with respect to a Designated Unit pursuant to Section 1.54 of the AES Agreement.
(iii) Except as specifically provided for in Section 3(d)(i) or (ii), if at any time the exercise of any rights by Party B pursuant to Section 3(a)(ii) interferes with or adversely affects Party A’s rights with respect to any Units which are not Designated Units, Party A shall notify Party B thereof in writing. If the Parties are unable to establish mutually agreeable procedures for the exercise of such rights, the Parties shall submit the question of the reasonable and e...
Scheduling and Dispatch. 5.1.1 The Seller shall arrange the delivery of the energy corresponding to the Contracted Capacity at the Delivery Point(s) and it shall be dispatched in accordance with the applicable laws inter alia the Indian Electricity Grid Code Regulations and Grid Code Regulations in the state of the Procurer and the Power Station/ Seller, as amended from time to time;
5.1.2 Seller shall apply for Open Access for the entire Contracted Capacity including line loss up to the Delivery Point i.e. metering point(s) of the Procurer at Discom interface, failing which the shortfall between applied quantum & Contracted Capacity will be considered for compensation by the Seller to the Procurer at the rate of Rs. 2.00 per kWh (unit) on account of the shortfall between applied quantum & Contract Capacity in addition to the shortfall occurred during scheduling. It is clarified that in case the agency/authority does not consider wheeling losses for Open Access application, the compensation for shortfall in supply, as provided in this Article 5.1, shall be calculated at STU Interface for the quantum applied;
5.1.3 The Procurer has to give consent for 100% of the Contracted Capacity including line loss, failing which, the Contracted Capacity will be revised as per the consent given by the Procurer;
5.1.4 In case Open Access approval quantum is less than the applied quantum due to any issue, except for the reason(s) directly attributable to the technical infrastructure at the Delivery Point (for which Procurer is solely responsible) as communicated in written by the Nodal Agency, entire shortfall between applied & approved quantum will be considered for compensation by the Seller to the Procurer at the rate of Rs. 2.00 per kWh (unit) on account of the shortfall between applied & approved quantum in addition to the shortfall occurred during scheduling.
5.1.5 In case open access approval quantum is less than the applied quantum due to the reason(s) directly attributable to the technical infrastructure at the Delivery Point as communicated in writing by the Nodal Agency, then:
a) For the first three months after the receipt of such written communication, Seller shall make the complete efforts to attain the grant of Open Access for the shortfall between applied & approved quantum as mentioned above. In case, the Seller is not able to do so, then:
i. the Procurer has the option for revising the Contracted Capacity to the extent of the quantum for which approval is accorded by the Nodal A...
Scheduling and Dispatch. With regard to Scheduling and Dispatch, the Party shall be required to act in accordance with the requirements of the Scheduling and Dispatch rules and the Code(s).
Scheduling and Dispatch. The scheduling and dispatch of the energy shall be coordinated with respective RLDC(s) / SLDC(s) as per the provisions of IEGC and ABT framework and decisions of RLDC/ SLDC. The energy shall be scheduled and dispatched as per the relevant provisions of CERC/SERC Regulations for Open Access and procedure for reservation of transmission capacity (inclusive of all the amendments till date).
Scheduling and Dispatch per managed trip – ModivCare Trips If your company has been approved to join Safr Care during its introductory period, you may be eligible for a free trial period (some limitations may apply). After the introductory period, our standard pricing for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Companies (NEMT)/Transportation Providers (TP) and brokers will apply. Safr Care's standard pricing may be between $0.25-$0.50 cents per trip for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Companies and may be between $5.00-$10.00 per trip for brokers. Broker pricing may include discounted or free access to the platform for the NEMT/TP’s associated with the licensed broker. Volume pricing may be negotiated between Safr Care and NEMT/TP/Brokers. Safr Technologies, Inc., its subsidiaries and affiliates reserve the right to unilaterally change the pricing. Third party cost may not be included in the above prices and may be charged separately. Pricing may vary for different States and markets as well as for different NEMT/TP/Broker partners.
Scheduling and Dispatch. Buyers will jointly appoint a designated agent or representative, where such designated agent or representative is not Seller, to Schedule and Dispatch and will cause that agent or representative to Schedule and Dispatch one hundred percent (100%) of the Energy and Ancillary Services from each Facility in accordance with this Agreement and pursuant to all applicable laws and any rules, customs and usages typically employed by other Persons undertaking similar obligations and within the operating parameters of each of the Facilities, as such operating parameters are determined by Seller from time to time; provided, however, that Seller will not determine or set operating parameters that would cause a Facility to incur performance charges or penalties under PJM’s capacity tariffs. Starting on the Effective Date, but no later than five (5) business days after the Effective Date, Seller will effect in PJM’s eRPM system the transfer of all capacity rights associated with the Facilities to Buyers or Buyers’ agent or representative for the Delivery Period. Buyers will be solely responsible for offering Buyers’ Contractual Capacity into the PJM capacity auctions occurring after the Effective Date, including during the Delivery Period. Seller hereby assigns to each Buyer, and each Buyer hereby accepts that Buyer’s Share of all rights and obligations for any portion of Buyers’ Contractual Capacity for any part of the Delivery Period that has cleared in a PJM capacity auction or that is committed to PJM or another third party as of the Effective Date; and Seller hereby acknowledges that each Buyer may after the Effective Date offer on an independent basis into the PJM capacity auction during any part of the Delivery Period that Buyer’s Share of Buyers’ Contractual Capacity where such capacity has not yet cleared in the PJM capacity auction. Buyers hereby assign to Seller, and Seller hereby accepts without recourse, all rights and obligations for any portion of Buyers’ Contractual Capacity that has cleared in a PJM capacity auction or that is otherwise committed to PJM or another third party for time periods at or after termination of this Agreement. All Energy and Ancillary Services associated with Buyers’ Contractual Capacity and made available at a given Delivery Point will be allocated to Buyers in accordance with their respective Shares and will be recorded by the Parties or their agents in PJM’s scheduling and settlement systems. All credits and charges (includi...
