Qualified exports definition

Qualified exports means emissions associated with electricity that is exported in the same hour as imported electricity and documented by NERC E-tags. When imports are not documented on NERC E-tags, because a facility or unit located outside the State of California has a first point of interconnection with a California balancing authority area, the reporting entity may demonstrate hourly electricity delivery consistent with the record keeping requirements of the California balancing authority area, including records of revenue quality meter data, invoices, or settlements data. Only electricity exported within the same hour and by the same PSE importer as the imported electricity is a qualified export. It is not necessary for the imported and exported electricity (as defined in this subarticle) to enter or leave California at the same intertie. Emissions associated with qualified exports may be subtracted from the associated imports.
Qualified exports means emissions associated with electricity that is exported in the same hour as imported electricity and documented by NERC E-tags. Only electricity exported within the same hour and by the same PSE as the imported electricity is a qualified export. It is not necessary for the imported and exported electricity to enter or leave California at the same intertie. Emissions associated with qualified exports may be subtracted from the associated imports. Qualified exports shall not result in a negative compliance obligation for any hour.
Qualified exports means electricity that is exported in the same hour as imported electricity and documented by NERC E-tags. When imports are not documented on NERC E-tags, because a facility or unit located outside the State of California has a first point of interconnection with a California balancing authority area, the reporting

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Qualified exports means electricity that is exported in the same hour as imported electricity and documented by NERC e-Tags.

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