SUBMISSION OF AVAILABLE CAPACITY AND PLANNED OUTAGES Sample Clauses

SUBMISSION OF AVAILABLE CAPACITY AND PLANNED OUTAGES. 1. Submit information by posting to PG&E’s approved web-based system, which is located at xxx.xxx.xxx under “Business to Business,” or alternative website designated by PG&E (both, “PG&E’s Website”). Once directed to the appropriate page, enter the username and password assigned by PG&E’s Bilateral Settlements Group. If PG&E’s Website is unavailable, implement the procedures set forth below: For all email correspondence, enter the following in the email subject field: Delivery Date Range, Company Name, Contract Name, Email Purpose, Date Range (For example: “dd/mm/yyyy through dd/mm/yyyy, XYZ Company Project #2, Daily Forecast of Available Capacity,”) For Annual Forecasts of Available Capacity, email to XXxxxxxx@xxx.xxx and Xxxxx_Xxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx. For Monthly and Daily Forecasts of Available Capacity, email to XXxxxxxx@xxx.xxx. For Daily Forecasts of Available Capacity after fourteen (14) hours before the WECC Preschedule Day, but before the CAISO deadline for submitting Schedules into the Day-Ahead Market, call primary phone (000) 000-0000 or backup phone (000) 000-0000. Also send email to XXxxxxxx@xxx.xxx. For Hourly Forecasts of Available Capacity, call PG&E’s Real Time Desk at (000) 000-0000 and email to XxxxXxxx@xxx.xxx. For Planned Outages and Prolonged Outages, complete the specifics below and submit by email to XXXXxxxxxXxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx, XXxxxxxx@xxx.xxx, and Xxxxx_Xxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx. Email subject field: Company Name, Contract Name, Email Purpose, Date Range (For example: “dd/mm/yyyy through dd/mm/yyyy, XYZ Company Project #2, Daily Forecast of Available Capacity”) Email body:
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SUBMISSION OF AVAILABLE CAPACITY AND PLANNED OUTAGES. 1. Implement the procedures set forth below: For all email correspondence, enter the following in the email subject field: Delivery Date Range, Company Name, Contract Name, Email Purpose, Date Range (For example: “dd/mm/yyyy through dd/mm/yyyy, XYZ Company Project #2, Daily Forecast of Available Capacity,”) For Annual Forecasts of Available Capacity, email to For Monthly and Daily Forecasts of Available Capacity, email to insert information here. For Daily Forecasts of Available Capacity after fourteen (14) hours before the WECC Preschedule Day, but before the CAISO deadline for submitting Schedules into the Day-Ahead Market, call primary phone insert information here or backup phone insert information here. Also send email to insert information here. For Hourly Forecasts of Available Capacity, call TEA’s Real Time Desk at insert information here and email to insert information here. For Planned Outages and Prolonged Outages, complete the specifics below and submit by email to insert information here. Email subject field: Company Name, Contract Name, Email Purpose, Date Range (For example: “dd/mm/yyyy through dd/mm/yyyy, XYZ Company Project #2, Daily Forecast of Available Capacity”) Email body: Type of Outage: Planned Outage or Prolonged Outage Start Date and Start Time Estimated or Actual End Date and End Time for Outage Date and time when reported to TEA and name(s) of TEA representative(s) contacted Text description of additional information as needed, including, but not limited to, changes to a Planned Outage or Prolonged Outage. Contact name: first and last name of the individual at the Unit to contact regarding the outage(s) at issue in the email.
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SUBMISSION OF AVAILABLE CAPACITY AND PLANNED OUTAGES. 1. Submit information by posting on PG&E’s current website.
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SUBMISSION OF AVAILABLE CAPACITY AND PLANNED OUTAGES. 1. Submit information by posting to PG&E’s Power Procurement Information Center, which is located at xxx.xxx.xxx under “B2B” at the bottom of the home page. After selecting “B2B” at the bottom of the page, select “Wholesale Power” in the center of the next page. Then select “Electric Procurement” along the left banner of the next page. After selecting the “Power Procurement Information Center” icon in the middle of the page, you will be required to enter a username and password, which will be assigned to you by PG&E’s Bilateral Settlements Group.
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SUBMISSION OF AVAILABLE CAPACITY AND PLANNED OUTAGES. 1. Implement the procedures set forth below:
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