Surplus Energy Sales Arrangement Sample Clauses

Surplus Energy Sales Arrangement. Utility shall on a monthly basis prepare a sales plan addressing all surplus sales, including without limitation sales to manage over-generation, contemplated by the Utility for review by DWR. Such plan shall address sales of power from the combined portfolio of URG resources and Contracts, which will be administered by Utility on its own behalf and acting as DWR's limited agent. As specified in Section 2.02 of the Agreement, Utility shall pursue surplus sales in a fashion reasonably designed to serve the overall best interests of retail electric customers based on information known or could have been known by Utility at the time. Utility agrees to include sufficient details in the sales plans to allow DWR to satisfy its financial management and reporting requirements. To the extent there is surplus power uncommitted to a forward energy surplus sales transaction, Utility shall be required to bid such surplus energy in the day-ahead, hour-ahead or real-time market. Utility shall arrange for transmission service to accommodate surplus sales to the extent that transmission service is available and cost effective. The costs of transmission service, ISO charges and the costs of firm transmission rights associated with such surplus energy sales transactions shall be treated in accordance with the Settlement Principles for Remittances and Surplus Revenues attached hereto as Exhibit C.
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Surplus Energy Sales Arrangement. Utility shall on a monthly basis and updated weekly basis prepare a sales plan addressing balance of month, weekly, balance of week and other short-term sales and shall submit such plan to DWR for forecasting and reporting purposes. Such plan shall address sales of from the combined portfolio of URG resources and Allocated Contracts, which will be administered by Utility on its own behalf and acting as DWR’s limited agent. Utility shall pursue surplus sales in a fashion reasonably designed to serve the overall best interests of retail electric customers based on information known or could have been known by Utility at the time. Utility agrees to include sufficient details in the sales plans to allow DWR to satisfy its financial management and reporting requirements. To the extent there is surplus power uncommitted to a forward energy surplus sales transaction, Utility shall be required to bid such surplus sales energy in the day-ahead, hour-ahead, or real-time market. Utility shall arrange for transmission service to accommodate surplus sales to the extent that transmission service is available and cost effective. The costs of transmission service, ISO charges, and the cost of firm transmission rights associated with such surplus energy sales transactions shall be treated in accordance with the Settlement Principles for Remittances and Surplus Revenues attached hereto as Exhibit C. For surplus energy sales to third parties, Utility shall apply prudent credit risk management criteria to ensure that such transactions are consistent with industry accepted credit standards. Utility shall inform DWR on a confidential basis of the credit criteria it uses. If any disputes arise that cannot be resolved between the parties, either party may raise the issue with the Commission. If Utility sells surplus Power to an entity that requires collateral, the cost and obligation to post such collateral shall be Utility’s responsibility.
Surplus Energy Sales Arrangement. Utility shall on a monthly basis prepare a sales plan addressing all surplus sales, including without limitation sales to manage over-generation, contemplated by the Utility for review by DWR. Such plan shall address sales of power from the combined portfolio of URG resources and Allocated Contracts, which will be administered by Utility on its own behalf and acting as DWR's limited agent. As specified in Section 2.02 of the Agreement, Utility shall pursue surplus sales in a fashion reasonably designed to serve the overall best interests of retail electric customers based on information known or could have been known by Utility at the time. Utility agrees to include sufficient details in the sales plans to allow DWR to satisfy its financial management and reporting requirements. To the extent there is surplus power uncommitted to a forward energy surplus sales transaction, Utility shall be required to bid such surplus energy in the day-ahead, hour-ahead or real-time market. Utility shall arrange for transmission service to accommodate surplus sales to the extent that transmission service is available and cost effective. The costs of transmission service, ISO charges and the costs of firm transmission rights associated with such surplus energy sales transactions shall be treated in accordance with the Settlement Principles for Remittances and Surplus Revenues attached hereto as Exhibit C. IV. Outage Coordination and Determination of Resource Availability of Contracts. Utility shall communicate with the Scheduling Coordinator of each Contract to coordinate, approve, document and report planned Contract outages. For those Contracts where resource availability affects capacity payments, Utility will use good faith efforts to verify supplier actual resource availability, and keep records of resource availability as reported by Supplier. In addition, Utility shall document all outages (forced and planned) and notices of outages of DWR contract resources and provide such documents to DWR within five (5) business days after the end of each calendar month. SDG&E EXHIBIT B FUEL MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS EXHIBIT B FUEL MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS Certain of the Contracts listed on Schedule 1 of this Agreement provide DWR the option of either (i) letting the Supplier provide the necessary natural gas for its generating units at an index- based price or agreed upon fixed price or (ii) DWR procuring the gas supply and causing such supply to be delivered to the Supplier under a toll...

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