Congestion Revenue Rights Sample Clauses

Congestion Revenue Rights. The MSSAA Members as Load Serving Entities are eligible to participate in and receive an allocation of CRRs through the CRR Allocation process in accordance with Section 36 of the CAISO Tariff. NCPA, in order to represent the MSSAA Members in the CRR Allocation process, must execute a pro forma MSS Aggregator CRR Entity Agent Agreement in accordance with the CAISO Tariff. Once executed, NCPA will be authorized to act on behalf of the MSSAA Members, acting as the CRR Entity Agent, with regard to CRR matters, including, but not limited to, allowing NCPA to participate in the CRR nomination process, to accept financial responsibility under the agreement, to perform settlement functions, and to comply with other CAISO Tariff requirements.
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Congestion Revenue Rights. Prior to and once every year during the Delivery Term, Buyer shall request Congestion Revenue Rights (as defined in the CAISO Tariff), including but not limited to Long-Term CRRs, Annual CRRs and Seasonal CRRs, through the CRR Allocation (as defined in the CAISO Tariff) that would be applicable to the path from the Delivery Point to Buyer’s Load Aggregation Point for the on-peak periods only in an amount equal to the unallocated maximum expected on-peak quarterly deliveries from the Project (“CRR Allocation Amount”) which shall be reflected in Buyer’s nomination submitted to the CAISO for the CRR Allocation Amount (“Buyer’s CRR Request”). The CRR Allocation Amount shall be determined by Buyer based on the most recent annual forecast of Delivered Energy provided by Seller pursuant to Section 3.4(e)(i) below for which Buyer has not received a previous CRR Allocation. Buyer’s CRR Request may include Congestion Revenue Rights in excess of the CRR Allocation Amount in its sole discretion, but will not request Congestion Revenue Rights for the purposes of this Agreement in excess of the lesser of the maximum expected on-peak quarterly Delivered Energy from the Project or the Contract Capacity. To the extent the CAISO allocates to Buyer all of the nominated Congestion Revenue Rights in Buyer’s CRR Request through the CRR Allocation at no cost to Buyer, during any on-peak hours in which Seller provides Delivered Energy, Buyer shall pay Seller an amount equal to the Day-Ahead Marginal Cost of Congestion (as defined in the CAISO Tariff and calculated by CAISO) at the SP-15 Existing Zone Generation Trading Hub for such hour minus the Day-Ahead Marginal Cost of Congestion at the Delivery Point for such hour, such difference multiplied by the lesser of the Delivered Energy in that hour or the CRR Allocation Amount. Any such payments pursuant to this Section 3.4(c) shall be in accordance with the methodology set forth in Schedule 4.6. For the sake of certainty, the Buyer shall retain the value of such Congestion Revenue Rights that are associated with: (i) MWs in excess of the CRR Allocation Amount in any hour; and (ii) all Congestion Revenue Right value from the SP-15 Existing Zone Generation Trading Hub to Buyer’s Load Aggregation Point. If the CRR Allocation Amount in Buyer’s CRR Request is not allocated by the CAISO, or not allocated in its entirety, the CRR Allocation Amount shall be equal to the CRR Allocation multiplied by the ratio of the CRR Allocation Amount d...
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