ISO Documents definition

ISO Documents means the ISO Tariff, Participants Agreement, RNA, and/or ISO New England Manuals, as applicable.
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ISO Documents means the ISO Tariff, Participants Agreement, RNA, Market Rules, ISO Policies (including without limitation financial assurance policies), ISO New England Manuals, and ISO Administrative Procedures as in effect from time to time.
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ISO Documents means the ISO Tariff, Participants Agreement, RNA, and/or ISO New England Manuals, as applicable. “ISO New England Inc.” or “ISO” or "ISO-NE" means the independent system operator established in accordance with the RTO arrangements for New England, or any successor thereto.
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Examples of ISO Documents in a sentence

  • Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Agreement shall have the meanings set forth in the ISO Documents.

  • Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Agreement shall have the meanings set forth in the Program Rules, Interconnection Agreement, Request for Proposals for Non- Residential Renewable Energy Solutions Program, Distribution Company Guidelines for Interconnection, and/or ISO Documents.

  • The Parties hereto specifically acknowledge that the delivery of Power Services hereunder shall be effectuated through Seller’s registration of the Load Asset(s) as set forth in the ISO Documents.

  • Seller and Buyer shall each comply with the procedures, rules and regulations of ISO and NEPOOL and the requirements of the ISO Documents as they may apply to the purchase, sale and delivery of Standard Service Requirements and/or LRS Requirements and the satisfaction of their respective obligations under this Agreement.

  • Any further revisions will be reflected as soon as practicable and in accordance with the ISO New England Billing Policy and other ISO Documents.

  • If Market Changes occur, Seller shall comply with the ISO Documents applicable to Standard Service Requirements and/or LRS Requirements, including working with Buyer and ISO to assure that Load Assets reflecting the On-Peak CLQ(s) and Off-Peak CLQ(s) are represented in the ISO settlement system.

  • In accordance with the ISO Documents, Buyer will report to ISO the Competitive and Default Service Load supplier hourly loads within thirty-seven (37) hours on Business Days after the close of each day.

  • Buyer also shall determine and report the supplier loads (including Competitive and Default Service) consistent with applicable ISO Documents.

  • Determination and Reporting of Supplier Loads (Competitive and Default Service) for the ISO Resettlement Processes In accordance with the requirements of ISO Documents, Buyer will submit to ISO any revised hourly values for assets reflected in the ISO settlement system that are used to determine the System Retail Load for each hour of each day, as well as any revised hourly values for generators and tie lines connected to the 345 kV transmission system.

  • Adjustments to Comply with Market Changes If during the Term of Agreement Market Changes are implemented, Buyer will comply with applicable ISO Documents when determining the System Retail Load and tie line values for loads connected to the 345 kV transmission system.