Certificates do not remain Active Banked Subaccount All Certificates in Banked Subaccount will be excluded from Residual Mix and Environmental Disclosure Labels Banked Certificates can only be used for Voluntary Retirements (Not eligible for future NYSERDA procurement or EDP compliance). Prior to the Settlement Date, banked Certificates associated with delivered energy can be transferred back to the Active Subaccount Bulletin Board At Settlement, all Certificates in a Non LSE’s Bulletin Board Subaccount that have not previously been Banked and/or that are not Unbundled Certificate Imports, are converted into Residual. Certificates do not remain Active At Settlement, all Certificates in a Bulletin Subaccount that were previously Banked and/or that are Unbundled Certificate Imports, will remain in the Bulletin Board Subaccount Creation of Residual Mix Certificates The NYGATS Settlement will convert all Certificates remaining in the Active Subaccounts of all Account Holders into Unsettled Certificates. The NYGATS Administrator will create Residual Mix Certificates based on the Unsettled Certificates which will include Certificates in the Administrator’s Account associated with Unregistered Generators. The Attributes contained on any Unsettled Certificate shall become part of the pool of Attributes upon which the Residual Mix Certificates shall be based. Unsettled Certificates applied to the Residual Mix will be automatically retired and cease to exist for the purposes of the NYGATS. All Banked Certificates for the generation year that was Settled will not be included in the Residual Mix and will only be available for transfer between Account Holders, export, or for transfer into the Retirement Subaccount. Determination of LSE Environmental Disclosure Labels Under New York’s Environmental Disclosure Program, once a year, Retail LSEs are required to issue a Disclosure Label to their customers providing information on the types of energy resources used to generate electricity, air emissions resulting from generating electricity, and a comparison of those emissions to a statewide average. The information for a LSE’s Environmental Disclosure Label is based on the Certificates matched to the LSE’s electricity delivered to and consumed in the New York Control Area, its allocation of RPS-eligible Certificates from NYSERDA’s Renewables Subaccount, and the assignment of Residual Mix Certificates to any Unfulfilled Load. Certificates representing unbundled electricity (i.e. Unbundled Certificate Imports) are excluded from reporting for the Environmental Disclosure Label.
Certificates do not remain Active Banked Subaccount All Certificates in Banked Subaccount will be excluded from Residual Mix and Environmental Disclosure Labels Banked Certificates can only be used for Voluntary Retirements (Not eligible for future NYSERDA procurement or EDP compliance). Prior to the Settlement Date, banked Certificates associated with delivered energy can be transferred back to the Active Subaccount Bulletin Board At Settlement, all Certificates in a Non LSE’s Bulletin Board Subaccount that have not previously been Banked and/or that are not Unbundled Certificate Imports, are converted into Residual. Certificates do not remain Active At Settlement, all Certificates in a Bulletin Subaccount that were previously Banked and/or that are Unbundled Certificate Imports, will remain in the Bulletin Board Subaccount Creation of Residual Mix Certificates The NYGATS Settlement will convert all Certificates remaining in the Active Subaccounts of all Account Holders into Unsettled Certificates. The NYGATS Administrator will create Residual Mix Certificates based on the Unsettled Certificates which will include Certificates in the Administrator’s Account associated with Unregistered Generators. The Attributes contained on any Unsettled Certificate shall become part of the pool of Attributes upon which the Residual Mix Certificates shall be based. Unsettled Certificates applied to the Residual Mix will be automatically retired and cease to exist for the purposes of the NYGATS. All Banked Certificates for the generation year that was Settled will not be included in the Residual Mix and will only be available for transfer between Account Holders, export, or for transfer into the Retirement Subaccount. Determination of LSE Environmental Disclosure Labels Under New York’s Environmental Disclosure Program, once a year, Retail LSEs are required to issue a Disclosure Label to their customers providing information on the types of energy resources used to generate electricity, air emissions resulting from generating electricity, and a comparison of those emissions to a statewide average. The information for a LSE’s Environmental Disclosure Label is based on the Certificates matched to the LSE’s electricity delivered to and consumed in the New York Control Area, its allocation of RPS-eligible Certificates from NYSERDA’s Renewables Subaccount, and the assignment of Residual Mix Certificates to any Unfulfilled Load. Certificates representing unbundled electricity (i.e. Unbundled Certificate Imports) are excluded from reporting for the Environmental Disclosure Label.