KEY ELEMENTS OF THE SSR AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

KEY ELEMENTS OF THE SSR AGREEMENT. MISO submits the attached Rush Island SSR Agreement to the Commission for approval as a just and reasonable agreement to ensure Transmission System reliability in the MISO region. As with earlier filings of SSR Agreements, MISO: (1) submits the SSR Agreement for Commission approval; (2) provides a description of alternatives that were evaluated; (3) discusses the estimated earliest termination date for the SSR Agreement; and (4) explains how XXXX would ensure grid reliability once the SSR Unit retires. As discussed herein, the Rush Island SSR Agreement maintains the reliability of the MISO system as the Tariff requires.
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KEY ELEMENTS OF THE SSR AGREEMENT. MISO submits the enclosed SSR Agreement to the Commission for approval as a just and reasonable agreement to ensure Transmission System reliability in the MISO Region. The SSR Order required, among other things, that MISO: (1) submit an SSR Agreement for Commission approval; (2) provide a description of alternatives that were evaluated; (3) discuss the estimated earliest termination date for the SSR Agreement; and (4) explain how MISO would ensure grid reliability once the SSR Unit retires.8 As discussed herein, the Restated SSR Agreement maintains the reliability of the MISO system and, as the Tariff requires, provides for equitable compensation for the SSR Unit’s continued availability.
KEY ELEMENTS OF THE SSR AGREEMENT. MISO submits the enclosed SSR Agreement to the Commission for approval as a just and reasonable agreement to ensure Transmission System reliability in the MISO Region. The SSR Order required, among other things, that MISO: (1) submit an SSR Agreement for Commission approval; (2) provide a description of alternatives that were evaluated; (3) discuss the estimated earliest termination date for the SSR Agreement; and (4) explain how MISO would ensure grid reliability once the SSR Unit retires.5 As discussed herein, the SSR Agreement maintains the reliability of the MISO system and, as the Tariff requires, provides for equitable compensation for the SSR Unit’s continued availability. 4 See Section 38.2.7.k of the Tariff (formerly Section 38.2.7.j). 5 SSR Order at P 10. Xxx. Xxxxxxxx X. Bose April 15, 2014

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