Scheduling and Dispatching Sample Clauses

Scheduling and Dispatching. (a) The Office of the Interconnection shall schedule and dispatch generation economically on the basis of least-cost, security-constrained dispatch and the prices and operating characteristics offered by Market Sellers, continuing until sufficient generation is dispatched to serve the PJM Interchange Energy Market energy purchase requirements under normal system conditions of the Market Buyers, as well as the requirements of the PJM Control Area for ancillary services provided by such generation, in accordance with this Agreement. Scheduling and dispatch shall be conducted in accordance with this Agreement. (b) The Office of the Interconnection shall undertake to identify any conflict or incompatibility between the scheduling or other deadlines or specifications applicable to the PJM Interchange Energy Market, and any relevant procedures of another Control Area, or any tariff (including the PJM Tariff). Upon determining that any such conflict or incompatibility exists, the Office of the Interconnection shall propose tariff or procedural changes, and undertake such other efforts as may be appropriate, to resolve any such conflict or incompatibility.
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Scheduling and Dispatching. 5 10.1 The Operator shall develop, prior to the Interconnection Facilities In-Service Date and 6 may amend from time to time, scheduling and dispatching procedures in accordance 7 with Good Utility Practice and Applicable Requirements, with respect to, among other 8 things, congestion management, transmission losses, scheduling, and dispatching for 9 transactions to be conducted into or out of the Common Bus. The Operator shall 10 have the authority to implement and enforce, and the Interconnector shall comply 11 with, any such procedures. 12 10.2 The Interconnector desiring to schedule power and energy into or out of the Common 13 Bus shall first make all necessary arrangements for transmission rights and service 14 for such power and energy and then shall submit, or make arrangements to submit, 15 hourly schedules and any changes thereto to the Operator’s schedulers and/or 16 dispatchers in accordance with the scheduling and dispatching procedures 17 established pursuant to Section 10.1 herein. Notwithstanding the notice requirements 18 of Section 27 herein, if the Interconnector does not comply with the established 19 scheduling and dispatching procedures, the Operator shall inform the Interconnector 20 and the other Parties of such failure, and shall not be obligated to accept the 21 schedule of such Interconnector until such scheduling and dispatching procedures 22 have been complied with and requirements have been met. 23 10.3 Interconnector, at its sole expense, shall provide billing quality metering equipment, 1 or such other equipment as deemed necessary by the Operator in accordance with 2 Good Utility Practice and Applicable Requirements, to meet its metering and 3 telemetry requirements for generator unit output and any back feed or auxiliary load 4 requirements of the Generating Facility. The installation, testing, and maintenance of 5 such equipment shall be coordinated between the Operator and the Interconnector.
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Scheduling and Dispatching. (a) The Agent shall have sole authority for the scheduling and dispatching of the output of each of the Vogtle Units and, subject to the further provisions of this Section 4.2, shall schedule and dispatch such output on a continuous economic dispatch basis, to the extent each such Vogtle Unit is capable of such dispatch, in accordance with the Agent’s standard scheduling and dispatching procedures to serve, in part, the electric capacity and energy load within the State of Georgia. (b) The Parties anticipate that the Additional Units will be scheduled and dispatched at all times to their maximum practicable capability, taking into account license requirements, planned and forced outages (including partial outages) and fuel cycle limitations. If conditions change such that this is no longer the standard mode of scheduling and dispatching the Additional Units, the Parties owning an Ownership Interest in the Additional Units shall negotiate in good faith a new methodology for the scheduling and dispatching of the energy from the Additional Units, including consideration of pseudo-dispatch and direct dispatch by participants, as technology may allow. (c) Not later than thirty (30) months and not earlier than sixty (60) months prior to any Fuel Period, the Agent shall give each of the other Parties written notification of the estimated operating level during such Fuel Period of the Vogtle Unit to which such Fuel Period relates based upon the economic dispatch of such Vogtle Unit. Any Party with an Ownership Interest in such Vogtle Unit shall have the right to receive during such Fuel Period energy from such Vogtle Unit in excess of its proportionate share of the energy generated by such Vogtle Unit operating on an economic dispatch basis, up to a maximum of such Party’s proportionate share of the energy which could be generated by such Vogtle Unit operating at its maximum practicable capability at any given time, if (i) such Party, not less than six (6) months after receipt of the above-mentioned notification from the Agent, gives the other Parties written notice of its desire to receive such additional energy from such Vogtle Unit and the amount of such additional energy and agrees to be responsible, as of the date of such notice, for any and all additional costs resulting from such increased generation of energy, including all prepayments in connection with the acquisition of nuclear fuel, whether or not it requires or takes the additional energy during the F...
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Scheduling and Dispatching. 22 21.1 Procedures....................................................................................22 21.2 Schedules.....................................................................................22 21.3 230-kV Switchyard Delivery Points.............................................................22 22.
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Scheduling and Dispatching. 21.1 Procedures - Sixty (60) days prior to the In-Service Date, the ---------- Parties shall establish mutually agreeable operating procedures that are in conformance with this Agreement and Good Utility Practice with respect to, among other things, curtailments, transmission losses, scheduling, and dispatching for transactions to be conducted by the Parties at the Enlarged Switchyard and at the Shiprock Substation. 21.2 Schedules - Each Interconnection Participant desiring to --------- schedule power and energy at the Enlarged Switchyard shall submit or make arrangements to submit hourly schedules and any changes thereto in accordance with procedures to be established pursuant to Section 21.1, Procedures, hereof. 21.3 230-kV Switchyard Delivery Points - The Parties to any --------------------------------- arrangements which provide for power and energy exchanges at the present termination point of the Shiprock-Four Corners Transmission Line in the 230-kV Switchyard or for exchanges between such termination point and the 345-kV Switchyard shall pursue, as expeditiously as possible, revisions appropriate to such arrangements to provide for similar exchanges at the new termination point of the Shiprock-Four Corners Transmission Line in the Enlarged Switchyard as well as for exchanges between such termination point and points in the 230-kV Switchyard.
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Scheduling and Dispatching. (a) The Office of the Interconnection shall schedule and dispatch in real-time generation economically on the basis of least-cost, security-constrained dispatch and the prices and operating characteristics offered by Market Sellers, continuing until sufficient generation is dispatched to serve the PJM Interchange Energy Market energy purchase requirements under normal system conditions of the Market Buyers, as well as the requirements of the PJM Control Area for ancillary services provided by such generation, in accordance with this Agreement. Scheduling and dispatch shall be conducted in accordance with this Agreement.
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Scheduling and Dispatching. All trips must be scheduled and/or dispatched through CONTRACTOR's local dispatch facility of the COUNTY supplied CTMS. The COUNTY may within its sole discretion, under certain circumstances, provide scheduling functions. The following are requirements pertaining to scheduling and dispatching: A. Clients will not be permitted to request a specific driver. B. CONTRACTORS shall use their best efforts to regularly assign drivers to routes in order to best serve the specific needs of their clientele. C. CONTRACTOR shall not restrict or prioritize scheduling based upon trip purpose unless otherwise directed by the COUNTY. D. All pick up and appointment times shall be confirmed at the time the trip is reserved. E. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for routing vehicles in stop order (discharge order). F. If the CONTRACTOR fails to deliver a client to an appointment on time, the client shall not be penalized for the return trip when and if he/she cannot be ready at the scheduled return pick up time. A window of thirty (30) minutes will be given in situations such as this from the time the client is ready for his/her return trip. G. CONTRACTOR shall consider service for "will calls".
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