Beginning Energy Level definition

Beginning Energy Level means the total amount of Energy (in MWh) stored by the Energy Storage Resource at the beginning of the Day-Ahead Market day or a Real-Time Market interval.
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Examples of Beginning Energy Level in a sentence

  • An ISO-Managed Energy Storage Resource shall submit an estimated Beginning Energy Level on each day that it submits a Day-Ahead Market Bid.

  • The Beginning Energy Level shall be determined by 6-second telemetry data in real-time.

  • An Energy Storage Resource’s Beginning Energy Level shall be estimated for the Day-Ahead Market.

  • Consistent with the ISO Procedures, Bids from Suppliers for Energy Storage Resources supplying Energy and Ancillary Services may be required to specify the Beginning Energy Level and the Energy Storage Resource’s Roundtrip Efficiency, and must specify its Upper and Lower Storage Limits.

  • An Energy Storage Resource’s Beginning Energy Level will be used to ensure that Operating Reserves scheduled from the Resource can be sustained for one hour if the Operating Reserves are converted to Energy.

  • Real-Time Dispatch will attempt to prevent dispatching a Self-Managed Energy Storage Resource in a manner that would be infeasible based on its Beginning Energy Level.

  • Real-Time Dispatch will review each Energy Storage Resource’s Beginning Energy Level in each interval.

  • Instead, Real-Time dispatch will consider an Energy Storage Resource’s Beginning Energy Level in developing a schedule for the binding interval.

  • The Day-Ahead Schedule for Energy Storage Resources with ISO-Managed Energy Levels will reflect the Resource’s Energy Level constraints, including the Beginning Energy Level, the Upper and Lower Storage Limits, and the Resource’s Roundtrip Efficiency.

  • The Energy Level for an Energy Storage Resource shall be managed by the Supplier unless the Supplier elects, in its Bids, to be ISO-Managed.The Day-Ahead Schedule for Energy Storage Resources with ISO-Managed Energy Levels will reflect the Resource’s Energy Level constraints, including the Beginning Energy Level, the Upper and Lower Storage Limits, and the Resource’s Roundtrip Efficiency.

Related to Beginning Energy Level

  • Eligible Renewable Energy Resource or “ERR” has the meaning set forth in California Public Utilities Code Section 399.12 and California Public Resources Code Section 25741, as either code provision is amended or supplemented from time to time.