Redispatch Procedures Clause Samples

The Redispatch Procedures clause outlines the process for adjusting the generation or consumption of electricity to maintain grid stability and reliability. In practice, this clause specifies how and when system operators can instruct generators or consumers to increase or decrease their output or usage, often in response to congestion or unforeseen events on the network. Its core function is to ensure the continuous and secure operation of the power system by providing a clear framework for managing imbalances and preventing disruptions.
Redispatch Procedures. If (i) a transmission constraint subject to this Section 12 occurs and continues or reasonably can be expected to continue after the exhaustion of all economic alternatives that are reasonably available to the transmission system on which the constraint occurs and (ii) the Midwest ISO or SPP, as applicable, has determined that it must either use TLR or other emergency procedures, then (iii) the affected entity may request the other to redispatch one or more of the previously identified generation units to alleviate the transmission constraints. Upon such request, the Midwest ISO or SPP, as applicable, shall redispatch such generation if it is then subject to its dispatch control and such redispatch is consistent with good utility practice.
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Redispatch Procedures. If (i) a transmission constraint subject to this Section 11.2.13 occurs and continues or reasonably can be expected to continue after the exhaustion of all economic alternatives that are reasonably available to the transmission system on which the constraint occurs and (ii) the affected Party has determined that it must either use Transmission Loading Relief or other emergency procedures, then (iii) the affected Party may request the other to redispatch one or more of the previously identified generation units to alleviate the transmission constraints. Upon such request, the Party so requested shall redispatch such generation if it is then subject to its dispatch control and such redispatch is consistent with good utility practice.
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Redispatch Procedures. (a) If Transmission Provider determines that redispatching resources (including reductions in off-system purchases and sales) to relieve an existing or potential transmission constraint is the most effective way to ensure the reliable operation of the Transmission System, Transmission Provider will redispatch Transmission Provider's and Transmission Customer's resources on a least-cost basis, without regard to the ownership of such resources. Transmission Provider will apprise Transmission Customer of its redispatch practices and procedures, as they may be modified from time to time. (b) Transmission Customer shall submit to Transmission Provider verifiable cost data for any Network Resources that Transmission Provider does not dispatch, which estimate the cost to Transmission Customer of changing the generation output of each of its Network Resources. This cost data will be used, along with similar data for Transmission Provider's resources, as the basis for least-cost redispatch. Transmission Provider's bulk power operations personnel will keep this data confidential, and will not disclose it to Transmission Provider's marketing personnel. If Transmission Customer experiences changes to the costs for such Network Resources, Transmission Customer will submit those changes to Transmission Provider's system operation center. Transmission Provider will implement least-cost redispatch consistent with its current practices and procedures for its own resources and its contract obligations with respect to any purchased resources. Transmission Customer shall respond within ten (l0) minutes to requests from Transmission Provider's system operation center for redispatch of such Network Resources that Transmission Provider does not dispatch. (c) In addition to the rights that Transmission Customer may have pursuant to other contracts with Transmission Provider, Transmission Customer may audit, at its own expense, redispatch events (such as the cause or necessity of the redispatch) during normal business hours following reasonable notice to Transmission Provider. Either Transmission Customer or Transmission Provider may request an audit of the other Party's cost data. Any audit of cost data shall be performed by an independent agent at the requesting Party's cost. Such independent agent shall be required to keep all cost data confidential and not disclose such information to Transmission Customer's marketing personnel or Transmission Provider's marketing personnel. (...
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Redispatch Procedures. If (i) a transmission constraint subject to this Section 12 occurs and continues or reasonably can be expected to continue after the exhaustion of all economic alternatives that are reasonably available to the transmission system on which the constraint occurs and (ii) the MIDWEST ISO or SPP, as applicable, has determined that it must either use Transmission Loading Relief or other emergency procedures, then (iii) the affected entity may request the other to redispatch one or more of the previously identified generation units to alleviate the transmission constraints. Upon such request, the MIDWEST ISO or SPP, as applicable, shall
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Redispatch Procedures. If (i) a transmission constraint subject to Section 8 of this Schedule occurs and continues or reasonably can be expected to continue after the exhaustion of all economic alternatives that are reasonably available to the transmission system on which the constraint occurs and (ii) the Office of the Interconnection or NYISO, as applicable, has determined that it must either use Transmission Loading Relief or other emergency procedures, then (iii) the affected entity may request the other to redispatch one or more of the previously identified generation units to alleviate the transmission constraint. Upon such request, the Office of the Interconnection or NYISO, as applicable, shall redispatch such generation if it is then subject to its dispatch control and such redispatch is consistent with Good Utility Practice.
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Redispatch Procedures. If (i) a transmission constraint subject to this Section 12 occurs and continues or reasonably can be expected to continue after the exhaustion of all economic alternatives that are reasonably available to the transmission system on which the constraint occurs and (ii) the MIDWEST ISO or SPP, as applicable, has determined that it must either use Transmission Loading Relief or other
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Redispatch Procedures. Version: 0.0.0 Effective: 3/25/2011 ARTICLE XIII EFFECTIVE DATE Version: 0.0.0 Effective: 3/25/2011 Section 13.1 - Version: 0.0.0 Effective: 3/25/2011
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Redispatch Procedures. (a) When necessary to maintain the reliable operation of the Transmission System, the Transmission Provider will take actions consistent with the Tariff to effectively relieve an existing or potential transmission constraint in the following order: (1) interrupt or curtail non-firm transactions; (2) redispatch generating and other resources (including purchased power); and (3)
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