Obligations relating to Major Incidents Sample Clauses

Obligations relating to Major Incidents. The Participating Load shall promptly provide such information as the CAISO may reasonably require in relation to the CAISO’s investigations of operating situations or events, or for the CAISO’s reporting to the authorities such as the FERC, California Public Utilities Commission, Western Electricity Coordinating Council, or North American Electric Reliability Corporation.
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Obligations relating to Major Incidents. The Participating Load shall promptly provide such information as the ISO may reasonably require in relation to the ISO’s investigations of operating situations or events, or for the ISO’s reporting to the authorities such as the FERC, California Public Utilities Commission, Western Systems Coordinating Council, or North American Electric Reliability Council.
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Obligations relating to Major Incidents. The Demand Response Provider shall promptly provide such information as the CAISO may reasonably require in relation to the CAISO’s investigations of operating situations or events, or for the CAISO’s reporting to the authorities such as the FERC, California Public Utilities Commission, Western Electricity Coordinating Council, or North American Electric Reliability Corporation.
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Obligations relating to Major Incidents. The Distribution Energy Resource Provider shall promptly provide such information as the CAISO may reasonably require in relation to the CAISO’s investigations of operating situations or events, or for the CAISO’s reporting to the authorities such as the FERC, California Public Utilities Commission, Western Electricity Coordinating Council, or North American Electric Reliability Corporation.
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Obligations relating to Major Incidents. Each Party shall promptly provide such information as the other Party may reasonably require in relation to the Party’s investigations of operating situations or events, or for the Party’s reporting to the authorities such as the FERC, California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), WECC, or NERC consistent with the information sharing obligations of those authorities.
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