Firm Flow Limit definition

Firm Flow Limit means the maximum value of Firm Flows an entity can have on a Coordinated Flowgate based on procedures defined in Sections 4 and 5 of the Congestion Management Process (Attachment 1 of the Joint Operating Agreement).
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Firm Flow Limit means the maximum value of firm flows an entity can have on a Reciprocal Coordinated Flowgate.
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Firm Flow Limit means the maximum value of Firm Flows an entity can have on a Coordinated Flowgate or Reciprocal Coordinated Flowgate, as applicable, as calculated under the CMP.
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Examples of Firm Flow Limit in a sentence

  • Forward Firm Flow Limits for 5% GTL flows will be determined by subtracting impacts between 0% and 5% in the additive direction from the Forward Firm Flow Limit for 0% GTL flows.

  • Reverse Firm Flow Limits for 5% GTL flows will be determined by subtracting the impacts between 0% and 5% in the counter-flow direction from the reverse Firm Flow Limit for 0% GTL flows.

  • Firm Flow Limit – The maximum value of Firm Flows an entity can have on a Reciprocal Coordinated Flowgate, as calculated in the reciprocal Allocation process as defined in this document.

  • When the Firm Flow Limit forecast is calculated to be greater than Market Flow for current hour or next hour, actual Firm Flow Limit (used in TLR5) will be set equal to Market Flow.

  • The Market-Based Operating Entities will use a day-ahead operations process to establish the Firm Flow Limit on Coordinated Flowgates.

  • MAPPCOR and MISO have established and finalized the following process and timing for coordinating the ATC/AFC calculations and Firm Flow Limit calculations/Allocations.

  • The following process and timing will be used for coordinating the ATC/AFC calculations and Firm Flow Limit calculations/Allocations between Reciprocal Entities.

  • In real time, any Market Flow in excess of the Firm Flow Limit will be reported as Non-Firm Market Flow (Priority 6-NN) (note that under reciprocal operations, some of this Non-Firm Market Flow may be quantified as Priority 2-NH).

  • For Coordinated Flowgates, a Market-Based Operating Entity can only use one of the following two methods to establish Firm Flow Limit.

  • The Non- Reciprocal Entity’s load and associated generation serving that load otherwise needs to be eligible for inclusion in firm Allocations, Firm Flow Limit, and Firm Flow Entitlement under the terms of this CMP.