AGC Capability Sample Clauses

AGC Capability of an electric generating unit or combination of units is the maximum dependable ability of the unit or units to increase or decrease the level of output within a time frame specified by market operation rules approved by the Markets Committee, in response to a remote direction from the System Operator in order to maintain currently proper power flows into and out of the NEPOOL Control Area and to control frequency.
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AGC Capability. 1.7 AGC Entitlement 1.8 Agreement 1.9 Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements 1.10 Automatic Generation Control or AGC 1.11 Balloting Agent 1.12 Bid Price 1.13 Bilateral Transaction 1.14 Clearing Price 1.15 CMS 1.16 CMS/MSS Effective Date 1.17 Commission 1.18 Congestion 1.19 Congestion Component 1.20 Congestion Cost 1.21 Congestion Revenue 1.22 Congestion Revenue Fund 1.23 Control Area 1.24 Curtailment 1.25 Day-Ahead 1.26 Day-Ahead Market 1.27 Demand Bid 1.28 Demand Bid Price 1.29 Direct Assignment Facilities 1.30 Dispatch Day 1.31 Dispatchable Load 1.32 Dispatch Price 1.33 Distribution Company 1.34 Distribution Company Load Zone 1.35 EHV PTF 1.36 Electrical Load 1.37 Eligible Customer 1.38 End User Behind-the-Meter Generation 1.39 End User Organization 1.40 End User Participant 1.41 Energy 1.42 Energy Entitlement 1.43 Entitlement 1.44 Entity 1.45 Excepted Transaction 1.46 External Node 1.47 Facilities Study 1.48 FCR 1.49 Financial Congestion Right 1.50 Firm Contract 1.51 First Effective Date 1.52 Governance Only Member 1.53 HQ Contracts 1.54 HQ Energy Banking Agreement 1.55 HQ Interconnection 1.56 HQ Interconnection Agreement 1.57 HQ Interconnection Capability Credit 1.58 HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability 1.59 HQ Net Interconnection Capability Credit 1.60 HQ Phase I Energy Contract 1.61 HQ Phase I Percentage 1.62 HQ Phase I Transfer Credit 1.63 HQ Phase II Firm Energy Contract 1.64 HQ Phase II Gross Transfer Responsibility 1.65 HQ Phase II Net Transfer Responsibility 1.66 HQ Phase II Percentage 1.67 HQ Phase II Transfer Credit 1.68 HQ Use Agreement 1.69 Hub 1.70 Hub Price 1.71 Installed Capability 1.72 Installed Capability Entitlement 1.73 Installed Capability Responsibility 1.74 Installed System Capability 1.75 Interchange Transactions 1.76 Internal Point-to-Point Service 1.77 Interruption 1.78 ISO 1.79 Kilowatt 1.80 Large End User 1.81 Liaison Committee 1.82 Load 1.83 Load Asset Contract 1.84 Load Zone 1.85 Local Network 1.86 Local Network Service 1.87 Location 1.88 Locational Price 1.89 Lost Opportunity Cost 1.90 Lower Voltage PTF 1.91 Marginal Loss 1.92 Marginal Loss Component 1.93 Marginal Loss Revenue 1.94
Sample 1
AGC Capability. {Is the Facility capable of, and is Bidder willing to offer, automatic generation control (AGC)? If so, please describe such capability and any operating limitations or other terms and conditions that apply to operation under AGC that differ from those otherwise specified in this Term Sheet Template.}
Sample 1

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