(GT without limited fuel storage) No Gas-Fired with environmental restrictions that constraint its operation Yes Yes/No - although Hydro with large amount of storage may have more flexibility to generate on demand and thus may not be use-limited in a manner similar to a run-of-the river, downstream water flow and water-release needs and other environmental conditions may dictate output so as to warrant Hydro-Large Storage status Storage/Small Conduit Yes Hydro-Run of the River Yes Wind Yes Solar Yes Nuclear Yes QF Yes Resource with Contractual Limitation that Limits Availability No The ISO may allow a Resource Adequacy Resource that is subject to temporary or seasonal environmental restrictions imposed by federal or state law or regulation to be designated as a Use-Limited Resource for the period in which the restriction applies. Temporary environmental Use-Limited Resource status will begin on the start date of the restriction and end on the end date of the restriction, and may include a partial month or full month for Resource Adequacy purposes. A Resource Adequacy Resource may request temporary environmental Use-Limited Resource status by submitting the application required by this section and including a detailed explanation of the temporary or seasonal environmental restriction that is the basis for its request. As with annual Use-Limited Resource status, a contractual limitation or economic reason will not qualify a Resource Adequacy Resource for temporary environmental Use-Limited Resource status. Use-Limited Resource registration can occur at any time. Within five days of the receipt of the application, the ISO responds to the Scheduling Coordinator as to whether or not the ISO agrees that the resource is eligible to be a Use-Limited Resource. If ISO determines the facility is not a Use-Limited Resource, the Scheduling Coordinator may challenge that determination in accordance with ISO ADR Procedures.
(GT without limited fuel storage) No Gas-Fired with environmental restrictions that constraint its operation Yes Hydro-Large Storage Yes/No - although Hydro with large amount of storage may have more flexibility to generate on demand and thus may not be use-limited in a manner similar to a run-of-the river, downstream water flow and water-release needs and other environmental conditions may dictate output so as to warrant status Storage/Small Conduit Yes Hydro-Run of the River Yes Wind Yes Solar Yes Nuclear Yes QF Yes Resource with Contractual Limitation that Limits Availability No The ISO may allow a Resource Adequacy Resource that is subject to temporary or seasonal environmental restrictions imposed by federal or state law or regulation to be designated as a Use-Limited Resource for the period in which the restriction applies. Temporary environmental Use-Limited Resource status will begin on the start date of the restriction and end on the end date of the restriction, and may include a partial month or full month for Resource Adequacy purposes. A Resource Adequacy Resource may request temporary environmental Use-Limited Resource status by submitting the application required by this section and including a detailed explanation of the temporary or seasonal environmental restriction that is the basis for its request. As with annual Use-Limited Resource status, a contractual limitation or economic reason will not qualify a Resource Adequacy Resource for temporary environmental Use-Limited Resource status. Use-Limited Resource registration can occur at any time. Within five days of the receipt of the application, the ISO responds to the Scheduling Coordinator as to whether or not the ISO agrees that the resource is eligible to be a Use-Limited Resource. If ISO determines the facility is not a Use-Limited Resource, the Scheduling Coordinator may challenge that determination in accordance with ISO ADR Procedures.
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