Market Monitoring Sample Clauses
The Market Monitoring clause establishes the right or obligation for one or both parties to observe, track, and analyze market conditions relevant to the agreement. This may involve collecting data on prices, supply and demand trends, or regulatory changes that could impact the contract's subject matter. By enabling ongoing assessment of market factors, the clause helps parties respond proactively to changes, manage risks, and ensure the agreement remains fair and effective under evolving market circumstances.
Market Monitoring. Market Power Mitigation.
Market Monitoring. SPP shall establish and provide appropriate support to a market monitoring function in accordance with its OATT. Market monitoring functions shall be carried out in a manner consistent with the safe and reliable operation of the SPP transmission system, the operation of a robust, competitive and non-discriminatory electric power market, and the principle that a Market Participant as defined in the SPP OATT, or group of Market Participants, shall not have undue influence or impact. The market monitoring unit shall report to the Board of Directors, except that any management representatives on the Board of Directors are excluded from oversight of the internal market monitor. Any public reports submitted shall be provided to the Board of Directors and concurrently to Commission staff, staff of interested state commissions, SPP management, and the market participants. The President shall ensure that the market monitoring entity has adequate resources, access to information, and the full cooperation of Staff and Organizational Groups for the effective execution of its duties. Market monitoring functions shall include those duties as delineated and approved in SPP's OATT. Effective Date: 8/5/2010 − Docket #: ER11−119
Market Monitoring. The CAISO Department of Market Monitoring shall provide market monitoring services for the EIM, including—
(a) monitoring markets administered by the CAISO for potential ineffective market rules, market abuses, market power or violations of FERC market rules prohibiting provision of false information or market manipulation;
(b) coordinating with CAISO business units that review and monitor the performance and quality of the CAISO markets;
(c) providing recommendations about potential market design flaws or ineffective market rules to the CAISO and FERC; and
(d) referring a matter to FERC if the Department of Market Monitoring determines there is sufficient credible information that a violation of FERC or CAISO market rules has occurred.
Market Monitoring. Continuous monitoring of stock performance, market trends, and competitor activities to provide insights and actionable intelligence and report back to the BOD and key stakeholders.
Market Monitoring. SPP shall establish and provide appropriate support to a market monitoring function through an independent contractor possessing the requisite experience and qualifications. Market monitoring functions shall be carried out in a manner consistent with the safe and reliable operation of the SPP transmission system, the operation of a robust, competitive and non-discriminatory electric power market, and the principle that a Member or group of Members shall not have undue influence or impact. The market monitoring entity shall be selected by and report to the Board of Directors. Any reports submitted shall be concurrently provided to the Board of Directors and the appropriate regulatory body or bodies. The President shall ensure that the market monitoring entity has adequate resources, access to information, and the full cooperation of Staff and Organizational Groups for the effective execution of its duties. Market monitoring functions shall include but are not limited to:
a. Monitoring and reporting on compliance and market power issues relating to transmission services, including compliance and market power issues involving congestion management and ancillary services and the potential of any market participant(s) to exercise market power within the region by affecting available transmission capacity;
b. Evaluation and recommendation of any required modifications to the OATT, standards or Criteria;
c. Ensuring that the monitoring program is conducted in an independent and objective manner;
d. Development of reporting procedures to inform governmental agencies and others concerning market monitoring activities;
e. Monitoring the behavior of market participants to determine whether there is any behavior that hinders the reliable, efficient and non-discriminatory provision of transmission service by SPP;
f. Ensuring that SPP’s involvement in markets does not discriminate in favor of any market participant or its own interests; and
g. Developing plans for mitigating market power, subject to appropriate regulatory approval.
Market Monitoring. Section 9.4 of the Participants Agreement is hereby amended to conform to the Market Rule Changes as set forth on Appendix A hereto.
Market Monitoring. RGGI, Inc. shall provide market monitoring services in three general areas: monitoring and auditing of allowance auctions, monitoring of relevant secondary allowance market activity, and provision of consultative services addressing market monitoring.
Market Monitoring. SPP shall establish and provide appropriate support to a market monitoring function in accordance with its OATT. Market monitoring functions shall be carried out in a manner consistent with the safe and reliable operation of the SPP transmission system, the operation of a robust, competitive and non-discriminatory electric power market, and the principle that a Market Participant as defined in the SPP OATT, or group of Market Participants, shall not have undue influence or impact. The market monitoring unit shall report to the Board of Directors. Any public reports submitted shall be provided to the Board of Directors and concurrently to the appropriate regulatory body or bodies. The President shall ensure that the market monitoring entity has adequate resources, access to information, and the full cooperation of Staff and Organizational Groups for the effective execution of its duties. Market monitoring functions shall include but are not limited to:
(a) Monitoring and reporting on compliance and market power issues relating to transmission services, including compliance and market power issues involving congestion management and ancillary services and the potential of any market participant(s) to exercise market power within the region by affecting available transmission capacity;
(b) Evaluation and recommendation of any required modifications to the OATT, standards or Criteria; Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Second Revised Sheet No. 21 Bylaws Superseding First Revised Sheet No. 21 Original Volume No. 4
(c) Ensuring that the monitoring program is conducted in an independent and objective manner;
(d) Development of reporting procedures to inform governmental agencies and others concerning market monitoring activities;
(e) Monitoring the behavior of market participants to determine whether there is any behavior that hinders the reliable, efficient and non-discriminatory provision of transmission service by SPP;
(f) Ensuring that SPP’s involvement in markets does not discriminate in favor of any market participant or its own interests; and
(g) Recommend plans for mitigating market power, subject to appropriate regulatory approval.
Market Monitoring