Credit Available for Virtual Transactions definition
Examples of Credit Available for Virtual Transactions in a sentence
In any event, however, Collateral received and confirmed by noon on a Business Day will be applied (as provided under this Attachment Q) to Credit Available for Virtual Transactions no later than 10:00 am on the following Business Day.
A Market Participant wishing to submit Virtual or Export Transactions must allocate within PJM’s credit system the appropriate amount of Credit Available for Virtual Transactions to the virtual and export allocation sections within each customer account in which it wishes to submit such transactions.
If a Market Participant chooses to establish additional Collateral and/or Unsecured Credit Allowance in order to increase its Credit Available for Virtual Transactions, the Market Participant’s Working Credit Limit for Virtual Transactions shall be increased in accordance with the definition thereof.
The Collateral and/or Unsecured Credit Allowance available to increase a Market Participant’s Credit Available for Virtual Transactions shall be the amount of Collateral and/or Unsecured Credit Allowance available after subtracting any credit required for Minimum Participation Requirements, FTR, RPM or other credit requirement determinants defined in this Attachment Q, as applicable.
PJM will make a good faith effort to make new Collateral available as Credit Available for Virtual Transactions as soon as practicable after confirmation of receipt.
The Working Credit Limit for Virtual Transactions is a component in the calculation of Credit Available for Virtual Transactions.
A Market Participant may increase its Credit Available for Virtual Transactions by providing additional Collateral to PJM.
If a Market Participant chooses to provide additional Collateral in order to increase its Credit Available for Virtual Transactions PJM may establish a reasonable timeframe, not to exceed three months, for which such Collateral must be maintained.
Export Transactions and Virtual Transactions both utilize Credit Available for Virtual Transactions to support their credit requirements.
The credit screen process will automatically reject Virtual Transactions submitted by the Market Participant in a customer account if the Market Participant’s Credit Available for Virtual Transactions, allocated on a customer account basis, is exceeded by the Virtual Credit Exposure that is calculated based on the Market Participant’s Virtual Transactions submitted, as described below.