five (5) business days after the outage was reported in the outage management system will be rejected. The ISO will send email notifications when a request is received and when the request is accepted or denied. Refer to CIRA tool user guide. Acquired Resources ISO Tariff Section 40.9.2.1 Exempting RA Resources Acquired Resources are exempt from the generic availability incentive mechanism under the following conditions: Capacity must be under a resource specific power supply contract that existed prior to June 28, 2009, AND The scheduling coordinator for the capacity must specifically seek an exemption each year and demonstrate to the ISO that the resource’s RA contract: Includes penalties for non-performance, or Does not have a reopener clause due to regulatory changes. This demonstration must be done in advance of the annual RA showing deadline in accordance with the BPM. If any capacity on a resource is approved by the ISO as exempt under the acquired resource conditions, the full capacity on the resource shall be exempt from the availability incentive mechanism. These requirements will ensure both that resources are not double-penalized for non-performance and that all resources have an incentive to perform. Notification of change in Acquired Resources All Scheduling Coordinators representing generators with an existing Resource Adequacy contract that was executed prior to June 28, 2009 and that met the criteria set forth in ISO Tariff Appendix J, Section 40.9.2(2) were permitted to apply by October 30, 2009 to exempt their unit’s Resource Adequacy Capacity from resource adequacy charges and Availability Incentive Payments. If acquired contracts have been re-assigned, undergone novation or amendment, or terminated at any time between initial submission and current year, the Scheduling Coordinator representing the generator with the existing Resource Adequacy contract must promptly notify the ISO to continue the exemption for the remainder of the year. Scheduling Coordinators must submit required information as a CIDI ticket. If the generator owner seeks to continue the Acquired Resource status of the contract for the following trade year, then the Scheduling Coordinator for the generator must submit a confirmation to the CAISO that the information in the existing affidavit is still accurate
five (5) business days after the outage was reported in the outage management system will be rejected. The ISO will send email notifications when a request is received and when the request is accepted or denied. Refer to CIRA tool user guide. Acquired Resources ISO Tariff Section 40.9.2.1 Exempting RA Resources Acquired Resources are exempt from the generic availability incentive mechanism under the following conditions: Capacity must be under a resource specific power supply contract that existed prior to June 28, 2009, AND The scheduling coordinator for the capacity must specifically seek an exemption each year and demonstrate to the ISO that the resource’s RA contract: Includes penalties for non-performance, or Does not have a reopener clause due to regulatory changes. This demonstration must be done in advance of the annual RA showing deadline in accordance with the BPM. If any capacity on a resource is approved by the ISO as exempt under the acquired resource conditions, the full capacity on the resource shall be exempt from the availability incentive mechanism. These requirements will ensure both that resources are not double-penalized for non-performance and that all resources have an incentive to perform. Notification of change in Acquired Resources All Scheduling Coordinators representing generators with an existing Resource Adequacy contract that was executed prior to June 28, 2009 and that met the criteria set forth in ISO Tariff Appendix J, Section 40.9.2(2) were permitted to apply by October 30, 2009 to exempt their unit’s Resource Adequacy Capacity from resource adequacy charges and Availability Incentive Payments. If acquired contracts have been re-assigned, undergone novation or amendment, or terminated at any time between initial submission and current year, the Scheduling Coordinator representing the generator with the existing Resource Adequacy contract must promptly notify the ISO to continue the exemption for the remainder of the year. Scheduling Coordinators must submit required information as a CIDI ticket. If the generator owner seeks to continue the Acquired Resource status of the contract for the following trade year, then the Scheduling Coordinator for the generator must submit a confirmation to the CAISO that the information in the existing affidavit is still accurate
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