CSP offer validation rules Scheduling coordinators must use the customer interface for resource adequacy (CIRA) application for CSP. Offer submission, adjustment and finalization will be through CIRA and scheduling coordinators will have access to this information through a user interface in CIRA. Scheduling coordinators may submit offers only during the offer submission window and may cancel/adjust the offers during the adjustment window. Offer structure Below is an example of eligible capacity that can be offered in to CSP. The resource has 150 MW of RA on a supply plan. Therefore the remaining generic amount that may be offered in is 300 MW 150 MW (NQC committed RA), which equals 150 MW. The resource has not – – committed any flexible RA, so may offer in the full EFC, which equals 250 MW. Offer lifecycle The CSP submission, adjustment, finalization and CPM designation process flow is as follows: Scheduling coordinators may submit offers for all CSPs through CIRA After offer submission window closes no new offers may be submitted Offers may be adjusted or cancelled during the adjustment window After the adjustment period ISO will validate all offers to ensure the offers are non RA capacity If there is a CPM event then ISO will optimize the offers to pick a pool of resources that meet the need ISO may issue a CPM designation Offer validation on submission The ISO will validate eligibility of offers by checking the following on offer submission -
CSP offer validation rules Scheduling coordinators must use the customer interface for resource adequacy (CIRA) application for CSP. Offer submission, adjustment and finalization will be through CIRA and scheduling coordinators will have access to this information through a user interface in CIRA. Scheduling coordinators may submit offers only during the offer submission window and may cancel/adjust the offers during the adjustment window. Offer structure Below is an example of eligible capacity that can be offered in to CSP. The resource has 150 MW of RA on a supply plan. Therefore the remaining generic amount that may be offered in is 300 MW – 150 MW (NQC – committed RA), which equals 150 MW. The resource has not committed any flexible RA, so may offer in the full EFC, which equals 250 MW. Offer lifecycle The CSP submission, adjustment, finalization and CPM designation process flow is as follows: Scheduling coordinators may submit offers for all CSPs through CIRA After offer submission window closes no new offers may be submitted Offers may be adjusted or cancelled during the adjustment window After the adjustment period ISO will validate all offers to ensure the offers are non RA capacity If there is a CPM event then ISO will optimize the offers to pick a pool of resources that meet the need ISO may issue a CPM designation Offer validation on submission The ISO will validate eligibility of offers by checking the following on offer submission -
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