Resource Adequacy Capacity definition

Resource Adequacy Capacity has the meaning set forth in the Tariff.

Resource Adequacy Capacity. Means the Unforced Capacity value for the Plant for each Planning Year as determined by MISO under the MISO Rules on an annual basis and converted to ZRCs by Buyer.

Resource Adequacy Capacity has the meaning set forth in the CAISO Tariff. “Resource Adequacy Plan” has the meaning set forth in the CAISO Tariff.

Examples of Resource Adequacy Capacity in a sentence

• In such cases, the CAISO may curtail all or a portion of a submitted Energy Self-Schedule to allow Ancillary Service-certified Resource Adequacy Capacity to be used to meet the Ancillary Service requirements, as long as such curtailment does not lead to a real-time shortfall in energy supply.

• In addition, the CAISO will determine if all dispatchable Resource Adequacy Capacity from Short Start Units, not otherwise selected in the IFM or RUC, is reflected in a Bid into the Real-Time Market and will insert a Generated Bid for any remaining dispatchable Resource Adequacy Capacity for which the CAISO has not received notification of an Outage.

• Prior to running the Real-Time Market, the CAISO will determine if Resource Adequacy Capacity subject to the requirements of Section 40.6.2 and for which the CAISO has not received notification of an Outage has not been reflected in a Bid and will insert a Generated Bid for such capacity into the Real-Time Market.

• The CAISO will honor submitted Energy Self-Schedules of Resource Adequacy Capacity unless the CAISO is unable to satisfy one hundred (100) percent of its Ancillary Services requirements.

• Resource Adequacy Capacity participating in RUC will be optimized using a zero dollar ($0/MW-hour) RUC Availability Bid.

• At its sole discretion, the CAISO may curtail exports from Resource Adequacy Capacity to prevent or alleviate a System Emergency.

• The CAISO will insert Generated Bids in accordance with Section 40.6.8 for any Resource Adequacy Capacity subject to the above requirements for which the resource has failed to submit the appropriate bids to the RTM.

• Capacity from resources including System Resources that has been designated as qualified Resource Adequacy Capacity must participate in RUC.

• A Dynamic non-Resource-Specific System Resource that provides Resource Adequacy Capacity will be subject to the provisions of 40.6.1 and 40.6.2.

• RUC participation is voluntary for capacity that has not been designated as Resource Adequacy Capacity.

More Definitions of Resource Adequacy Capacity

Resource Adequacy Capacity has the meaning set forth in the Tariff. “Scheduling Coordinator” has the meaning set forth in the Tariff.

Resource Adequacy Capacity means the quantity of capacity in MWs from a resource listed in a resource adequacy plan approved pursuant to Section 40 of the CAISO FERC Electric Tariff.

Resource Adequacy Capacity or “RA Capacity” has the meaning set forth in the CAISO Tariff.

Resource Adequacy Capacity is that capacity in MWs that has been approved by each Participant as capacity available to ensure that adequate resources are available to meet peak demand and operating and planning reserves for the purposes of local area and system reliability.

Resource Adequacy Capacity is that capacity in megawatts that has been approved by each Participant, as capacity available to ensure that adequate resources are available to meet peak demand and operating and planning reserves for the purposes of local area and system reliability.

Resource Adequacy Capacity means the capacity to ensure that adequate resources are available to meet peak demand and planning reserves for the purposes of local area and system reliability, as approved by the Port.