Each year by the election date for reserve sharing status set for in Exhibit A-1, SCs for LSEs electing to be a Modified Reserve Sharing LSE must provide the following programmatic resource adequacy related information to ISO: The applicable Reserve Margin for each of the year adopted by the Local Regulatory Authority (Section 40.2.3.1.) A description of the criteria for determining qualifying resource types and the Qualifying Capacity from such resources and any modifications thereto as they are implemented from time to time (Section 40.2.3.2.) Such information shall be provided to the ISO via CIDI. There is no particular template that must be used. However, the information must be complete. In addition to this annual programmatic information, an SC for a Load Serving Entity electing Modified Reserve Sharing LSE status must provide annual and monthly information. The Demand Forecast requirements for Modified Reserve Sharing LSEs are different than those for Reserve Sharing LSEs in several respects. A Modified Reserve Sharing LSE must provide the ISO annual and monthly Resource Adequacy Plans that set forth the following information: Each annual Resource Adequacy Plan must be submitted to the ISO on a schedule and in the reporting format(s) set forth in this Business Practice Manual. The annual Resource Adequacy Plan must, at a minimum, set forth the Local Capacity Area Resources, if any, procured by the Load Serving Entity as described in Tariff Section 40.3. Each monthly Resource Adequacy Plan or the same information as required to be included in the monthly Resource Adequacy Plan, plus any other information the ISO requires as identified in this Business Practice Manual, must be submitted to the ISO at least 45 days in advance of the first day of the month covered by the plan, and in accordance with the schedule and in the reporting format(s) set forth in the Business Practice Manual. The monthly Resource Adequacy Plan must identify all resources, including Local Capacity Area Resources, the Load Serving Entity will rely upon to satisfy the applicable month’s peak hour Demand of the Load Serving Entity as determined by the Demand Forecasts developed in accordance with Tariff Section 40.2.2.3 and applicable Reserve Margin. Resource Adequacy Plans must utilize the Net Qualifying Capacity requirements of Tariff Section 40.4. The Scheduling Coordinator for the Load Serving Entity may submit at any time from 45 days through 11 days in advance of the relevant month, a revision to its monthly
Each year by the election date for reserve sharing status set for in Exhibit A-1, SCs for LSEs electing to be a Modified Reserve Sharing LSE must provide the following programmatic resource adequacy related information to ISO: The applicable Reserve Margin for each of the year adopted by the Local Regulatory Authority (Section 40.2.3.1.) A description of the criteria for determining qualifying resource types and the Qualifying Capacity from such resources and any modifications thereto as they are implemented from time to time (Section 40.2.3.2.) Such information shall be provided to the ISO via CIDI. There is no particular template that must be used. However, the information must be complete. In addition to this annual programmatic information, an SC for a Load Serving Entity electing Modified Reserve Sharing LSE status must provide annual and monthly information. The Demand Forecast requirements for Modified Reserve Sharing LSEs are different than those for Reserve Sharing LSEs in several respects. A Modified Reserve Sharing LSE must provide the ISO annual and monthly Resource Adequacy Plans that set forth the following information: Each annual Resource Adequacy Plan must be submitted to the ISO on a schedule and in the reporting format(s) set forth in this Business Practice Manual. The annual Resource Adequacy Plan must, at a minimum, set forth the Local Capacity Area Resources, if any, procured by the Load Serving Entity as described in Tariff Section 40.3. Each monthly Resource Adequacy Plan or the same information as required to be included in the monthly Resource Adequacy Plan, plus any other information the ISO requires as identified in this Business Practice Manual, must be submitted to the ISO at least 45 days in advance of the first day of the month covered by the plan, and in accordance with the schedule and in the reporting format(s) set forth in the Business Practice Manual. The monthly Resource Adequacy Plan must identify all resources, including Local Capacity Area Resources, the Load Serving Entity will rely upon to satisfy the applicable month’s peak hour Demand of the Load Serving Entity as determined by the Demand Forecasts developed in accordance with Tariff Section 40.2.2.3 and applicable Reserve Margin. Resource Adequacy Plans must utilize the Net Qualifying Capacity requirements of Tariff Section 40.4. The Scheduling Coordinator for the Load Serving Entity may submit at any time from 45 days through 11 days in advance of the relevant month, a revision to its monthly
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