Market Rules and Procedures definition
Examples of Market Rules and Procedures in a sentence
Transmission, Markets and Services Tariff, FERC Electric Tariff No. 3, as amended, modified, superseded and supplemented from time to time, and including the Market Rules and Procedures.
Market Rules and Procedures means the Market Rules, Manuals and Procedures adopted by the ISO and/or NEPOOL, as may be amended from time to time, and as administered by the ISO to govern the operation of the NEPOOL markets.
Line loss factors shall be in accordance with the NEPOOL Market Rules and Procedures.
These customers were asked to indicate how many CFLs they would have bought compared to their actual purchases at double the price they actually paid.
With respect to any calendar month during the Term, NEA will be deemed to have failed to deliver the Capacity Requirement for such calendar month if it has not scheduled a bilateral transfer of the Capacity Requirement (or otherwise effected delivery in accordance with applicable Market Rules and Procedures as in effect at any time during the Term) on or before the Contract UCAP Transfer Deadline.
Contract Energy delivered by NEA to BECO at the Delivery Point shall be in the form of three (3)-phase, sixty (60) hertz, alternating current and otherwise in the form required by Market Rules and Procedures.
The Market Rules and Procedures provide for a Requested Billing Adjustment (“RBA”).
The estimation process, and subsequent reporting of the results to ISO-NE, is performed according to Market Rules and Procedures and State regulation.
Any residual between the sum of the estimated loads and the Metering Domain load is allocated back to the Load Assets that have a portion of the estimated data, on a pro-rata basis LOAD RESETTLEMENT A Load Resettlement will be performed and reported to ISO-NE in accordance with the Market Rules and Procedures.
All settlement, resettlement and RBA settlement data is reported, for each Load Assets, to ISO-NE, according to Market Rules and Procedures.