For all LSEs, Resource Adequacy Plans must meet the following standards: Annual Resource Adequacy Plans Shall be submitted by the date set forth in Exhibit A-2 for each Load Serving Entity served by the Scheduling Coordinator. Shall identify the resources that the LSE is relying upon to serve its load and meet its Tariff obligations. LSEs are permitted to include resources under construction in their annual resource adequacy plans Shall identify the flexible RA capacity resources and categories of flexible capacity that the LSE is relying upon to meet its flexible capacity needs. Must not demonstrate RA in excess of the Net Qualifying Capacity of each Resource Adequacy resource. Shall identify whether local RA capacity is Listed Local or System capacity. For deficiencies in TAC Area Resource procurement, the ISO will provide notification to the SC for the LSE. The notification will advise the SC for the LSE that it has thirty (30) days to submit a revised Resource Adequacy Plan showing Capacity Area Resources or be subject to the potential cost implications of the deficiency detailed in ISO Tariff Section 40. Based on the RA data submitted by load serving entities the ISO identifies individual and collective capacity deficiencies in the several Local Capacity Areas. A deficiency occurs when the aggregate portfolio of Resource Adequacy Resources that has been procured, including RMR resources, fails to satisfy the adopted reliability criteria in a Local Capacity Area. The ISO Tariff provides an opportunity for LSEs to cure individual or collective deficiencies before the ISO may engage in any backstop procurement. Deficient LSEs may procure additional capacity from any resource with a local attribute in their TAC Area. However, to the extent that the aggregate LSE showings do not comprise the right mix of resources that meet the Local Capacity Requirement and ISO effectiveness criteria, a deficiency may exist that would cause the ISO to procure individual and/or collective backstop capacity. Monthly Resource Adequacy Plans Shall be submitted to the ISO at least 45 days prior to the compliance month covered by the plan and in accordance with the submittal schedule for monthly Resource Adequacy Plans located on the Reliability Requirements website.
For all LSEs, Resource Adequacy Plans must meet the following standards: Annual Resource Adequacy Plans Shall be submitted by the date set forth in Exhibit A-2 for each Load Serving Entity served by the Scheduling Coordinator. Shall identify the resources that the LSE is relying upon to serve its load and meet its Tariff obligations. LSEs are permitted to include resources under construction in their annual resource adequacy plans Shall identify the flexible RA capacity resources and categories of flexible capacity that the LSE is relying upon to meet its flexible capacity needs. Must not demonstrate RA in excess of the Net Qualifying Capacity of each Resource Adequacy resource. Shall identify whether local RA capacity is Listed Local or System capacity. For deficiencies in TAC Area Resource procurement, the ISO will provide notification to the SC for the LSE. The notification will advise the SC for the LSE that it has thirty (30) days to submit a revised Resource Adequacy Plan showing Capacity Area Resources or be subject to the potential cost implications of the deficiency detailed in ISO Tariff Section 40. Based on the RA data submitted by load serving entities the ISO identifies individual and collective capacity deficiencies in the several Local Capacity Areas. A deficiency occurs when the aggregate portfolio of Resource Adequacy Resources that has been procured, including RMR resources, fails to satisfy the adopted reliability criteria in a Local Capacity Area. The ISO Tariff provides an opportunity for LSEs to cure individual or collective deficiencies before the ISO may engage in any backstop procurement. Deficient LSEs may procure additional capacity from any resource with a local attribute in their TAC Area. However, to the extent that the aggregate LSE showings do not comprise the right mix of resources that meet the Local Capacity Requirement and ISO effectiveness criteria, a deficiency may exist that would cause the ISO to procure individual and/or collective backstop capacity. Monthly Resource Adequacy Plans Shall be submitted to the ISO at least 45 days prior to the compliance month covered by the plan and in accordance with the submittal schedule for monthly Resource Adequacy Plans located on the Reliability Requirements website.
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