Opportunity to Resolve Deficiency ISO Tariff Sections 40.10.5.4, 40.10.5.5, and 40.10.5.6 LSEs under the jurisdiction of Local Regulatory Authorities that have established a flexible need allocation methodology may re-submit RA Plans to cure deficiencies identified by their Local Regulatory Authority. These LSEs may also choose to provide updated RA Plans in order to mitigate possible CPM cost allocation risk if they are individually deficient and believe that they are under the jurisdiction of a Local Regulatory Authority that is also deficient. Any other LSE that receives an ISO notice of deficiency may provide, no less than days prior to the first day of the month covered by the plan, an updated RA Plan demonstrating that it meets the flexible capacity needs in order to cure the deficiency and avoid possible CPM cost allocation. Updated RA Plans shall be re-submitted using the CIRA tool. The ISO CPM cost allocation methodology for flexible needs deficiencies is discussed in . Opportunity to Resolve Deficiency ISO Tariff Sections 43.2.7.1 and 43.8.8(d) After the annual RA demonstration or monthly RA demonstration cure period has expired, the ISO will evaluate whether there is a need for a Flexible Capacity CPM to address the cumulative deficiency. If the ISO determines that such need exists, it will issue a market notice as described in ISO Tariff Section 43.2.7.1. For an annual RA flexible deficiency CPM, after the CPM Market Notice is issued and no later than December 31, an LSE may demonstrate the procurement of additional Flexible RA Capacity consistent with the Market Notice. The ISO will reduce this LSE’s CPM cost by the extent that the amount procured cures its individual deficiency. For a monthly RA flexible deficiency CPM, after the release of the Notice and no less than five days prior to the compliance month, an LSE may demonstrate the procurement of additional Flexible RA Capacity consistent with the Market Notice. The ISO will reduce this LSE’s CPM cost by the extent that the amount procured cures its individual deficiency. An example of this CPM cost reduction is provided in .
Opportunity to Resolve Deficiency ISO Tariff Sections 40.10.5.4, 40.10.5.5, and 40.10.5.6 LSEs under the jurisdiction of Local Regulatory Authorities that have established a flexible need allocation methodology may re-submit RA Plans to cure deficiencies identified by their Local Regulatory Authority. These LSEs may also choose to provide updated RA Plans in order to mitigate possible CPM cost allocation risk if they are individually deficient and believe that they are under the jurisdiction of a Local Regulatory Authority that is also deficient. Any other LSE that receives an ISO notice of deficiency may provide, no less than days prior to the first day of the month covered by the plan, an updated RA Plan demonstrating that it meets the flexible capacity needs in order to cure the deficiency and avoid possible CPM cost allocation. Updated RA Plans shall be re-submitted using the CIRA tool. The ISO CPM cost allocation methodology for flexible needs deficiencies is discussed in . Opportunity to Resolve Deficiency ISO Tariff Sections 43.2.7.1 and 43.8.8(d) After the annual RA demonstration or monthly RA demonstration cure period has expired, the ISO will evaluate whether there is a need for a Flexible Capacity CPM to address the cumulative deficiency. If the ISO determines that such need exists, it will issue a market notice as described in ISO Tariff Section 43.2.7.1. For an annual RA flexible deficiency CPM, after the CPM Market Notice is issued and no later than December 31, an LSE may demonstrate the procurement of additional Flexible RA Capacity consistent with the Market Notice. The ISO will reduce this LSE’s CPM cost by the extent that the amount procured cures its individual deficiency. For a monthly RA flexible deficiency CPM, after the release of the Notice and no less than five days prior to the compliance month, an LSE may demonstrate the procurement of additional Flexible RA Capacity consistent with the Market Notice. The ISO will reduce this LSE’s CPM cost by the extent that the amount procured cures its individual deficiency. An example of this CPM cost reduction is provided in .
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