Examples of Auction Clearing Price in a sentence
The Auction Clearing Price (ACP) for an LRZ is the marginal cost of serving the Demand in that LRZ.
Seller shall include the amount of any payment or credit pursuant to clause (ii) above on the Monthly Invoice for the later of (A) the month in which Buyer elects to receive payment or credit pursuant to clause (ii) above and (B) the month in which such Auction Clearing Price is determined and, if applicable, shall pay such amount to Buyer according to Article XI.
Seller shall include the amount of any payment or credit pursuant to clause (II) above on the Monthly Invoice for the later of (A) the month in which Buyer elects to receive payment or credit pursuant to clause (II) above and (B) the month in which such Auction Clearing Price is determined and, if applicable, shall pay such amount to Buyer according to Article XI.
If an All or Nothing Bid is not accepted, the Auction Lot will be allocated in full to bids at or above the F&O Auction Clearing Price, but at the F&O Auction Clearing Price.
For example, if the Resource Adequacy Capacity for a Planning Year was 0.4 ZRCs, the Contract Capacity Target is 0.6 ZRCs, Purchase Price was $150,000/ZRC- Year, and the Auction Clearing Price was $175,000/ZRC-Year, then Seller would owe Buyer an amount equal to $5,000.00 (i.e., [$175,000/ZRC-Year - $150,000/ZRC-Year] x [0.6 ZRCs – 0.4 ZRCs].
The price at which an ICE EUA Auction Contract, ICE EUAA Auction Contract or ICE EUA Futures Contract arising pursuant to an Auction is delivered is the Auction Clearing Price as defined and determined in accordance with the relevant ICE Futures Europe Rules.
If, however, an All or Nothing Bid is included in the group of bids with equal or higher bid prices, then the All or Nothing Bid will be accepted for the entire Lot, and the F&O Auction Clearing Price will be price of the All or Nothing Bid.
Paragraph 5.4 would clarify that All or Nothing Bids are given precedence over Standard Bids, in the sense that if an All or Nothing Bid is accepted, a Standard Bid will not be accepted even if it had a higher price than the F&O Auction Clearing Price.
Paragraph 5.5 would be amended to clarify that in the scenario where the Clearing House elects to determine the F&O Auction Clearing Price for less than 100% of the contracts in the lot and hold a Second F&O Auction for the remainder, any All or Nothing Bids would be disregarded.
It would also provide that if multiple All or Nothing Bids are received at the F&O Auction Clearing Price, the Auction Lot will be allocated equally among those bidders.