N has a Pmax of 1,000 MW, and an RA obligation of 500 MW Tie ID A refers to a single Intertie The process for reporting NRS-RA resource and transmission outages at an intertie after January 1, 2012 is as follows: Case: Intertie Status: Resource Status: Bid Value: Outage: Impact: 1 Available Available 250 MW (M), None None 500 MW (N) 2a Derated Available 250 MW (M), None None 500 MW (N) (* ISO knows Intertie is out) 2b Fully Derated (Open Available ISO does None None Tie) not require a (* ISO bid to be knows submitted Intertie is out) Available Out (assume 250 MW (M) Resource Unit 3 Resource N is out) tie ID substitution outage required. (A) – If it is a submitted maintenance within outage then OMS substitution not required Outage Correction Process For events where a Scheduling Coordinator submitted a Forced Outage or an Ambient Derate Due to Temperature Outage for a resource but subsequently discovered that the correct category for reporting the outage was Outage not due to temperature”, “Ambient the ISO has an Outage Correction Process. The CIRA tool has functionality that allows an SC to submit a request to correct the reported outage category. The ISO will accept outage correction requests only within five (5) business days after the SC reported the outage in the outage management system. Outage correction requests received after
N has a Pmax of 1,000 MW, and an RA obligation of 500 MW Tie ID A refers to a single Intertie The process for reporting NRS-RA resource and transmission outages at an intertie after January 1, 2012 is as follows: Case: Intertie Status: Resource Status: Bid Value: Outage: Impact: 1 Available Available 250 MW (M), 500 MW (N) None None 2a Derated Available 250 MW (M), 500 MW (N) None (* ISO knows Intertie is out) None 2b Fully Derated (Open Tie) Available ISO does not require a bid to be submitted None (* ISO knows Intertie is out) None 3 Available Out (assume Resource N is out) 250 MW (M) Resource tie ID outage (A) – submitted within OMS Unit substitution required. If it is a maintenance outage then substitution not required Outage Correction Process For events where a Scheduling Coordinator submitted a Forced Outage or an Ambient Derate Due to Temperature Outage for a resource but subsequently discovered that the correct category for reporting the outage was “Ambient Outage not due to temperature”, the ISO has an Outage Correction Process. The CIRA tool has functionality that allows an SC to submit a request to correct the reported outage category. The ISO will accept outage correction requests only within five (5) business days after the SC reported the outage in the outage management system. Outage correction requests received after
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