Participation Process. DER must have completed the Mandatory Technical Trials to participate in Wave 2. The process for participation in Wave 2 is similar to that for Wave 1, with the key difference being that this Wave introduces competition among participants, with each specifying both an availability price and a utilisation price. Therefore, the situation may arise where DER might have made themselves available but, depending on the combination of bid prices and effectiveness, would not be selected by the DERMS when it receives service procurement request from National Grid. The process for tendering of reactive power service is summarised in Figure 3. Figure 3 Reactive Power service tendering process At 7am – Power Potential system (DERMS) disarms DER DERMS interface Afternoon Settlement day DER provides expected operating level and bid for Reactive service, with availability derived from PQ capability chart and connection agreement limits DER receives notification that it will be armed for Mvars at (e.g.) 3am until 7am At 3am – Power Potential system (DERMS) sends arming signal with target voltage Between 3am – 7am, DER provides Mvars to support voltage management As with Wave 1, DER will indicate their availability for the Reactive service in three steps:
Participation Process. DER must have completed the Mandatory Technical Trial in order to participate in the Competitive Bidding wave. DER will be in competition with traditional options available to National Grid and so only be dispatched if economic to do so. The process for tendering of the Active Power Service is summarised in Figure 5. Power Potential services, if accepted, will be used to help secure the system Utilisation bids will be assessed in line with the cost of alternative actions National Grid will only accept the DERMS volumes where the price is as cost effective as alternatives available to it, meaning that some (or all) DER may not be accepted if they cannot reduce their bids to a competitive level.
Participation Process. For the reactive power service, Wave 1 Optional Technical Trials will take place after the Mandatory Technical trials and will be spread out during 2019 to gather data from a range of 5 Note that in the adopted convention, Q>0 refers to export/inject conditions (lag) while Q<0 refers to import/absorb conditions (lead). operating conditions and network configurations. They are each expected to run consecutively for a fixed number of weeks, with 24 hour availability windows. DER who are not available during these windows will be paid on the basis of the hours for which they are available (see section 3.3.1.3 for details), with the minimum number of hours being 700 to receive payment.
Participation Process. The contest will be hosted on our social media pages. There is no entry fee for this contest. Participants need to read and follow the instructions provided.
Participation Process. The dual enrollment program is the enrollment of an eligible secondary student or home education student in a postsecondary course creditable toward high school completion and a career certificate or an associate or baccalaureate degree. A student who is enrolled in postsecondary instruction that is not creditable toward a high school diploma may not be classified as a dual enrollment student. An eligible secondary student is a student who is enrolled in any of grades 6 through 12 in a Florida public school or in a Florida private school that is in compliance with s. 1002.42(2) and provides a secondary curriculum pursuant to s. 1003.4282. Students who are eligible for dual enrollment pursuant to this section may enroll in dual enrollment courses conducted during school hours, after school hours, and during the summer term. Dual enrollment students are limited to two online classes per semester. It is recommended that a dual enrollment student’s first experience with college-level coursework be in the traditional face-to-face classroom environment when available. Per the Florida Board of Education, students enrolled in Home School who meet the dual enrollment eligibility requirements must be allowed to enroll in college credit courses designated as part of the state and local dual enrollment program. Due to the recent Florida Department of Education directive to allow students to participate in the Dual Enrollment Program without the required common standardized exam such as the PERT, below are our recommendations. This directive is effective immediately for summer and fall semesters and expires December 2020. The student must currently have and maintain the required 3.0 unweighted GPA. PERT testing is still an option if the student so desires In order to register for ENC1101, the student must: Have completed and passed 10th grade English 2 with grade of “A” Have a 3 on the Florida Language Assessment exam (FLA) PERT testing is still an option if the student so desires In order to register for MAC1105, the student must: Have completed and passed Algebra 2 with grade of “A” Students must meet the eligibility requirements – no exceptions for dual enrollment. Students that meet the eligibility requirements may register for approved college credit courses. The total number of college credit hours shall not exceed sixteen (16) in any fall or spring semester or two classes during the summer semester. Home School students meeting the eligibility requirements...
Participation Process. Is there a stakeholder analysis? Yes No Is there a participation strategy? Yes No Stakeholder analysis has been undertaken. All stakeholders have been actively involved to reduce the likelihood of grievances and to ensure that benefits are distributed fairly. In addition, for the selection of unskilled labor in the project area, the contractors will consult with local township labor officials, local village leaders and jirgas and will also ensure that labor is hired on a nondiscriminatory basis. A detailed account of activities undertook during project processing is presented in Supplementary Appendix K.
Participation Process. To take advantage of the Program, as it may become available in countries in which Customer operates, Customer must take the steps outlined in the Program Site with regard to the available Sources of Supply that are selected by Customer. For Participating Marketplaces, the steps require creating and maintaining an account with the Participating Marketplace (and with any associated payment processor for such Participating Marketplace) and accepting the online terms associated with that Participating Marketplace (“Marketplace Terms”). In using Ariba Spot Buy, Customer has a separate commercial relationship with each of (a) Ariba (pursuant to the Order Form), and (b) the applicable Source of Supply (pursuant to the Market Place Terms and/or Seller Terms).
Participation Process. 9.4.1 To enter the program, the employee shall fill out and have their supervisor sign the "Intent to Participate in the Professional Growth Program" form which will be filed with the Personnel Office. Each class, training or workshop has to have supervisor and District Office approval prior to attending if it is to be included in the Professional Growth Program. (See Appendix for form.)
Participation Process. The dual enrollment program is the enrollment of an eligible secondary student or home education student in a postsecondary course creditable toward high school completion and a career certificate or an associate or baccalaureate degree. A student who is enrolled in postsecondary instruction that is not creditable toward a high school diploma may not be classified as a dual enrollment student. An eligible secondary student is a student who is enrolled in any of grades 6 through 12 in a Florida public school or in a Florida private school that is in compliance with s. 1002.42(2) and provides a secondary curriculum pursuant to s. 1003.4282. Students who are eligible for dual enrollment pursuant to this section may enroll in dual enrollment courses conducted during school hours, after school hours, and during the summer term. Dual enrollment students are limited to two online classes per semester. It is recommended that a dual enrollment student’s first experience with college-level coursework be in the traditional face-to-face classroom environment when available. Per the Florida Board of Education, students enrolled in Home School who meet the dual enrollment eligibility requirements must be allowed to enroll in college credit courses designated as part of the state and local dual enrollment program. Students must meet the eligibility requirements – no exceptions for dual enrollment. Students that meet the eligibility requirements may register for approved college credit courses. The total number of college credit hours shall not exceed sixteen (16) in any fall or spring semester or two classes during the summer semester. Home School students meeting the eligibility requirements may register for approved college courses under the dual enrollment program by following these steps each term. Students must follow these steps each term:
Participation Process. A list of steps that explain the Program Participation process is provided below:
