Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource Sample Clauses

Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource. The Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall provide meteorological and forced outage data to the CAISO to the extent necessary for the CAISO’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resources. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having wind as the energy source, at a minimum, will be required to provide the CAISO with site-specific meteorological data including: temperature, wind speed, wind direction, and atmospheric pressure. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having solar as the energy source, at a minimum, will be required to provide the CAISO with site- specific meteorological data including: temperature, atmospheric pressure, and irradiance. The CAISO and Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall mutually agree to any additional meteorological data that are required for the development and deployment of a power production forecast. The Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource also shall submit data to the CAISO regarding all forced outages to the extent necessary for the CAISO’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resources. The exact specifications of the meteorological and forced outage data to be provided by the Interconnection Customer to the CAISO, including the frequency and timing of data submittals, shall be made taking into account the size and configuration of the Variable Energy Resource, its characteristics, location, and its importance in maintaining generation resource adequacy and transmission system reliability in its area. All requirements for meteorological and forced outage data must be commensurate with the power production forecasting employed by the CAISO. Such requirements for meteorological and forced outage data are set forth in Appendix C, Interconnection Details, of this LGIA, as they may change from time to time.
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Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource. The Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall provide meteorological and forced outage data to the Transmission Provider to the extent necessary for the Transmission Provider’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resources. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having wind as the energy source will, upon request by the Transmission Provider, be required to provide the Transmission Provider with site- specific meteorological data including: temperature, wind speed, wind direction, and atmospheric pressure. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having solar as the energy source will, upon request by the Transmission Provider, be required to provide the Transmission Provider with site-specific meteorological data including: temperature, atmospheric pressure, and irradiance. The Transmission Provider and Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall mutually agree to any additional meteorological data that are required for the development and deployment of a power production forecast. The Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource also shall submit data to the Transmission Provider regarding all forced outages to the extent necessary for the Transmission Provider’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resources. The exact specifications of the meteorological and forced outage data to be provided by the Interconnection Customer to the Transmission Provider, including the frequency and timing of data submittals, shall be made taking into account the size and configuration of the Variable Energy Resource, its characteristics, location, and its importance in maintaining generation resource adequacy and transmission system reliability in its area. All requirements for meteorological and forced outage data must be commensurate with the power production forecasting employed by the Transmission Provider. Data requirements for meteorological and forced outage data will be negotiated by the Transmission Provider and the Interconnection Customer, and will be set forth in Appendix C, Interconnection Details, of this GIA.
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Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource. The Interconnection Customer whose Generating Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall provide meteorological and forced outage data to the Transmission Provider to the extent necessary for the Transmission Provider’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resources. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having wind as the energy source, at a minimum, will be required to provide the Transmission Provider with (i) site-specific meteorological data including: temperature, wind speed, wind direction, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure and
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Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource. During the Initial Term of the Agreement and during any extension of the Initial Term pursuant to Article 2.2 of the Agreement, the Applicant shall provide meteorological and forced outage data to GTC to the extent necessary for the GTC’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for the solar photovoltaic class of Variable Energy Resources. The Applicant will be required to provide GTC with site-specific meteorological data including, but not limited to: temperature, atmospheric pressure, and irradiance. Additional meteorological data that are required for the development and deployment of a power production forecast are set forth in Appendix C. During the Initial Term of the Agreement and during any extension of the Initial Term pursuant to Article 2.2 of the Agreement, the Applicant shall submit data to the GTC regarding all forced outages to the extent necessary for GTC’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for the solar photovoltaic class of Variable Energy Resources. Such requirements for the provision of meteorological and forced outage data, including the frequency and timing of data submittals, are set forth in Appendix C.
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Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource. The Interconnection Customer whose Qualifying Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall provide meteorological and forced outage data to Company to the extent necessary for Company’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resources. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having wind as the energy source, at a minimum, will be required to provide Company with site-specific data including: temperature, wind speed, wind direction, and atmospheric pressure. The Interconnection Customer with a Variable Energy Resource having solar as the energy source, at a minimum, will be required to provide Company with site-specific meteorological data including: temperature, atmospheric pressure, and irradiance. Company and Interconnection Customer whose Qualifying Facility is a Variable Energy Resource shall mutually agree to any additional meteorological data that are required for the development and deployment of a power production forecast. The Interconnection Customer whose Qualifying Facility is a Variable Energy Resource also shall submit data to Company regarding all forced outages to the extent necessary for Company’s development and deployment of power production forecasts for that class of Variable Energy Resource. The exact specifications of the meteorological and forced outage data to be provided by the Interconnection Customer to Company, including the frequency and timing of data submittals, shall be made taking into account the size and configuration of the Variable Energy Resource, its characteristics, location, and its importance in maintaining generation resource adequacy and transmissions system reliability in its area. All requirements for meteorological and forced outage data must be commensurate with the power production forecasting employed by Company. Such requirements for meteorological and forced outage data are set forth in Appendix C, Interconnection Details, of this QFTIA, as they may change from time to time.‌
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Provision of Data from a Variable Energy Resource. During the Initial Term of the Agreement and during any extension of the Initial Term pursuant to Article
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