LSE Local Capacity Area Requirement and Peak Demand and Reserve Margin Validation the Cross Validations, the CAISO will determine if LSEs have procured enough capacity pursuant to the following Tariff Sections: Tariff Section 40.7.a.i: Each LSE will be responsible for a MW value for each TAC Area in which the LSE serves load. The LSE may meet its MW responsibility for each TAC area in which the LSE serves load by procurement of that MW quantity in any Local Capacity Area (LCA) in the TAC area. Tariff Section 40.7.a.ii: The SC for an LSE shall identify all of the resources that the LSE relies upon to satisfy its peak forecasted monthly Demand and Reserve Margin for the relevant reporting period Replacement Requirement for Scheduled Generation Outages In this section, you will find the following information: An explanation of the process for Replacement Requirement for Scheduled Generation Outages The methodologies the CAISO implements to apply outages A description of Specified, Non-Specified, and Replacement Capacity Following peak Demand and Reserve Margin validation, the CAISO performs an impact assessment by excluding all Approved Maintenance Outages of RA Capacity and evaluates whether the CAISO System Reliability Margin is met. If a LSE has RA Resources on its RA plan that are scheduled for a maintenance outage and the LSE has listed Specified Capacity in its RA plan, then the Specified Capacity will be used to replace the Designated Capacity on outage for the amount and days the Specified Capacity is listed.. The CAISO then performs the CAISO System Reliability Margin verification to ensure that the System Total Available RA Capacity is equal to or greater than the CAISO System RA Reliability Margin. If the CAISO System Reliability Margin is not met the CAISO shall determine which LSE(s) is not meeting its individual peak Demand and Reserve Margin requirements due to the impact of planned outages. Where an LSE opts to use Non-Specified Capacity by including such capacity in its RA Plan, the ISO may use the Non-Specified Capacity to replace any remaining capacity not available due to an Approved Maintenance Outage. For Designated
LSE Local Capacity Area Requirement and Peak Demand and Reserve Margin Validation the Cross Validations, the CAISO will determine if LSEs have procured enough capacity pursuant to the following Tariff Sections: Tariff Section 40.7.a.i: Each LSE will be responsible for a MW value for each TAC Area in which the LSE serves load. The LSE may meet its MW responsibility for each TAC area in which the LSE serves load by procurement of that MW quantity in any Local Capacity Area (LCA) in the TAC area. Tariff Section 40.7.a.ii: The SC for an LSE shall identify all of the resources that the LSE relies upon to satisfy its peak forecasted monthly Demand and Reserve Margin for the relevant reporting period Replacement Requirement for Scheduled Generation Outages In this section, you will find the following information: An explanation of the process for Replacement Requirement for Scheduled Generation Outages The methodologies the CAISO implements to apply outages A description of Specified, Non-Specified, and Replacement Capacity Following peak Demand and Reserve Margin validation, the CAISO performs an impact assessment by excluding all Approved Maintenance Outages of RA Capacity and evaluates whether the CAISO System Reliability Margin is met. If a LSE has RA Resources on its RA plan that are scheduled for a maintenance outage and the LSE has listed Specified Capacity in its RA plan, then the Specified Capacity will be used to replace the Designated Capacity on outage for the amount and days the Specified Capacity is listed.. The CAISO then performs the CAISO System Reliability Margin verification to ensure that the System Total Available RA Capacity is equal to or greater than the CAISO System RA Reliability Margin. If the CAISO System Reliability Margin is not met the CAISO shall determine which LSE(s) is not meeting its individual peak Demand and Reserve Margin requirements due to the impact of planned outages. Where an LSE opts to use Non-Specified Capacity by including such capacity in its RA Plan, the ISO may use the Non-Specified Capacity to replace any remaining capacity not available due to an Approved Maintenance Outage. For Designated