Combination Resource definition

Combination Resource means a Generation Capacity Resource that has a component that has the characteristics of a Limited Duration Resource combined with (i) a component that has the characteristics of an Unlimited Resource or (ii) a component that has the characteristics of a Variable Resource.
Combination Resource means a Generation Capacity Resource that has a component that has the characteristics of a Limited Duration Resource combined with (i) a component that has the characteristics of an Unlimited Resource or (ii) a component that has the characteristics of a Variable Resource. Compliance Aggregation Area (CAA):
Combination Resource means a Generation Capacity Resource that has a component that has the characteristics of a Limited Duration Resource combined with (i) a component that has

Examples of Combination Resource in a sentence

  • The installed capacity of a Combination Resource (other than Hydropower With Non-Pumped Storage) is based on the lesser of the Maximum Facility Output or the sum of the equivalent Effective Nameplate Capacity values of the resource’s constituent components considered on a stand-alone basis.

  • Ordering processes are contained in CO- PROVIDER’S Agreement and in the UNE-P and UNE Combination Resource Guide.

  • This is because, while the ELCC model accurately simulates the hourly output profile of a single Combination Resource including its realistic constraints, it does not specifically capture the specific output of the Variable Resource component of the hybrid, nor the storage component of the hybrid, for analysis in a separate group.

  • Please support the use of different caps for the modeled outputs of a Combination Resource and a Variable Resource during the months of May through October.7. The Affidavit of Dr. Patricio Rocha-Garrido (Garrido Affidavit) provides indicative 2024/2025 ELCC Class Ratings for several ELCC Classes and ELCC Resources that PJM will model on a resource-specific basis.

  • The Combination Resource category includes Hydropower with Non-Pumped Storage resources as well as resources that mix a generation component with a Limited Duration Resource component.

  • It is appropriate to apply the CIR limit after summing the equivalent Effective Nameplate Capacity values of the components given the CIRs may only be specified in the interconnection agreement for the entire Combination Resource rather than individually for each of the constituent components.

  • PJM’s reliability analysis ignores the actual power that an ELCC resource will be able to provide when needed for reliability.The ELCC analysis evaluates the contribution to reliability of the output of the Variable Resource or Combination Resource without regard to a resource’s (expected) UCAP or CIR levels.

  • The ICAP of a Combination Resource is based on and determined by first taking the lesser of the Maximum Facility Output or the sum of the equivalent Effective Nameplate Capacity values of the resource’s constituent components considered on a stand-alone basis, as described in the current RAA Schedule 9.1 language and the proposed RAA Schedule 9.2 language.

  • Resources that are not consistently antagonistic across the 10-year horizon of the floor analysis are not considered complementary.For Combination Resources other than Hydropower with Non-Pumped Storage: the applicable floor ratings for a Variable Resource component are the same as the standalone equivalent.The applicable floor ratings for the Limited Duration Resource component of a Combination Resource class will be as posted for that specific component category.

  • Proposed RAA, Schedule 9.2, § G.2. If the two terms (installed capacity and Effective Nameplate Capacity) are not equivalent, please support the proposal to define the installed capacity of a standalone Variable Resource on a different basis than the installed capacity of a Combination Resource with a Variable Resource component.


More Definitions of Combination Resource

Combination Resource means a Generation Capacity Resource, or a generation Component DER within a DER Aggregation Resource that is linked to a DER Capacity Aggregation Resource, that has a component that has the characteristics of a Limited Duration Resource combined with (i) a component that has the characteristics of an Unlimited Resource or

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