Demand Response Resource Clause Samples

A Demand Response Resource clause defines the terms under which a party agrees to adjust its electricity consumption in response to signals from a utility or grid operator. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions for reducing or shifting energy use during peak demand periods, the notification process, and any compensation or penalties associated with participation. Its core function is to facilitate grid reliability and efficiency by enabling flexible energy consumption, thereby helping to balance supply and demand and potentially reducing costs for both the provider and the participant.
Demand Response Resource. The Service Provider shall, at its sole expense and risk, perform and observe and, to the extent applicable, cause its Demand Response Contributors to perform and observe, all of its obligations under this Agreement. The Service Provider shall provide, perform and carry out everything required to operate the Demand Response Resource, as applicable, and provide the Local Demand Response Service in accordance with Applicable Laws and terms and conditions of this Agreement.
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Demand Response Resource is for the purposes of this Agreement any resource in the New England Control Area that (a) produces quantifiable and verified, time-specific and location-specific load reductions from implementation of demand response measures for which the Entity that provides or controls the resource receives compensation; or (b) qualifies as a demand response resource, including distributed generation, pursuant to the Load Response Program; or (c) qualifies as an Other Demand Resource; or (d) qualifies to receive an Installed Capacity payment pursuant to the Load Response Program; or (e) is determined by the Participants Committee to be a Demand Response Resource. Issued by: ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇, Secretary Effective: November 1, 2014
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Demand Response Resource is for the purposes of this Agreement any resource in the New England Control Area that (a) produces quantifiable and verified, time-specific and location-specific load reductions from implementation of demand response measures for which the Entity that provides or controls the resource receives compensation; or (b) qualifies as a demand response resource, including distributed generation, pursuant to the Load Response Program; or (c) qualifies to receive an Installed Capacity payment pursuant to the Load Response Program; or (d) is determined by the Participants Committee to be a Demand Response Resource. Issued by: ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇, Secretary Effective: February 1, 2005 Issued on: September 13, 2004 New England Power Pool Sheet No. 10 Second Restated NEPOOL Agreement Section 1 - Definitions
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