Submit a completed or updated Testing Worksheet online. Trading Partners are required to document specific details of any manually assisted processes in the Testing Worksheet; and Send an to Test” email to participate in the next test flight to from “Intent the Authorized Representative or Backup Authorized Representative. New TDSP: for and receive a DUNS Number; Submit the appropriate registration form to ERCOT; Submit a completed or updated Testing Worksheet online. Trading Partners are required to document specific details of any manually assisted processes in the Testing Worksheet; Send an to Test” email to participate in the next test flight to from “Intent the Authorized Representative or Backup Authorized Representative; and Work with Client Services on next steps to entering the Texas Electric Choice Market. Non-Opt-In Entity (NOIE): NOIEs who plan to submit their usage to ERCOT via North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) will be required to test in one of ERCOT’s test flights in order to do so; Send an to Test” to participate in the next test flight to from “Intent the Authorized Representative or Backup Authorized Representative; and Submit a completed or updated Testing Worksheet online. Trading Partners are required to document specific details of any manually assisted processes in the Testing Worksheet. Standards Market Participants participating in the Texas Electric Choice Market must use Texas Standard Electronic Transactions (TX SETs)/ the American National Standards Institute X12 (ANSI X12) Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) which will be transported using the North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) Electronic Delivery Mechanism (EDM). For more information on those standards refer to the Texas SET Implementation Guides and the Texas Data Transport Working Group (TDTWG) NAESB EDM v1.6 Implementation Guide for retail operations. Market Participants cannot refuse to test the basic processes necessary to ensure that the central retail systems operated by ERCOT are functioning properly, and that the retail
Submit a completed or updated Testing Worksheet online. Trading Partners are required to document specific details of any manually assisted processes in the Testing Worksheet; and Send an “Intent to Test” email to participate in the next test flight to from the Authorized Representative or Backup Authorized Representative. New TDSP: for and receive a DUNS Number; Submit the appropriate registration form to ERCOT; Submit a completed or updated Testing Worksheet online. Trading Partners are required to document specific details of any manually assisted processes in the Testing Worksheet; Send an “Intent to Test” email to participate in the next test flight to from the Authorized Representative or Backup Authorized Representative; and Work with Client Services on next steps to entering the Texas Electric Choice Market. Non-Opt-In Entity (NOIE): NOIEs who plan to submit their usage to ERCOT via North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) will be required to test in one of ERCOT’s test flights in order to do so; Send an “Intent to Test” to participate in the next test flight to from the Authorized Representative or Backup Authorized Representative; and Submit a completed or updated Testing Worksheet online. Trading Partners are required to document specific details of any manually assisted processes in the Testing Worksheet. Standards Market Participants participating in the Texas Electric Choice Market must use Texas Standard Electronic Transactions (TX SETs)/ the American National Standards Institute X12 (ANSI X12) Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) which will be transported using the North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) Electronic Delivery Mechanism (EDM). For more information on those standards refer to the Texas SET Implementation Guides and the Texas Data Transport Working Group (TDTWG) NAESB EDM v1.6 Implementation Guide for retail operations. Market Participants cannot refuse to test the basic processes necessary to ensure that the central retail systems operated by ERCOT are functioning properly, and that the retail
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