Examples of Day-Ahead in a sentence
Forced Outage An Outage for which sufficient notice cannot be given to allow the Outage to be factored into the Day-Ahead Market or Hour-Ahead Market scheduling processes.
When a Participating Load is a Resource Adequacy Resource used to meet a Resource Adequacy obligation provided in DWR’s monthly Resource Adequacy Plan, DWR must follow that plan for its Resource Adequacy Resources and may submit a Bid or Submission to Self-Provide an Ancillary Service in the Day-Ahead Market for such purpose.
Energy scheduled on a day-ahead basis and delivered up to 20 MW per hour in a given hour based on the lesser of Day-Ahead scheduled energy or metered deliveries will be priced at SRAC.
Seller delivers 90 MWs but is paid for all 100 MWs of the Seller’s Day-Ahead Forecast at $30/MWh. Seller gets credit for 10 MWhs toward fulfilling the Curtailment Period Cap. Case 2 (4.2.11.6).
The forward market for Energy and Ancillary Services to be supplied during the Settlement Periods of a particular Trading Day that is conducted by the ISO, the PX and other Scheduling Coordinators and which closes with the ISO's acceptance of the Final Day-Ahead Schedule.