Retaining XXXX Status. Large Facilities and Small Generating Facilities qualifying for XXXX will retain their XXXX Status at the capacity level found deliverable in the Class Year Deliverability Study or at the final XXXX level determined pursuant Section 25.9.3.3, Section 25.9.3.4.1, or Section 25.9.3.5, as applicable, regardless of subsequent changes to the transmission system or the transfer of facility ownership, provided the facility remains capable of operating at the capacity level studied and is not XXXX-inactive for more than three (3) continuous years. For the purpose of the rules in this Section 25.9.3, and in Sections 25.9.4 and 25.9.5 of Attachment S, a facility becomes XXXX-inactive on the last day of the month during which (i) it ceases to offer capacity into ISO capacity auctions, or (ii) it ceases to be registered as a Capacity Resource for a Load Serving Entity through a bilateral transaction(s) or self-supply arrangement. In the case of a XXXX-inactive facility, the facility’s XXXX status at the capacity level eligible for XXXX terminates three years after the facility becomes XXXX-inactive, except as provided in Sections 5.18.2.3.2, 5.18.3.3.2, and 5.18.5 of the Services Tariff, unless the XXXX-inactive facility takes one of the following actions before the end of the three-year period: (1) returns to service and participation in ISO capacity auctions or bilateral transactions; (2) transfers capacity deliverability rights to another Large Facility or Small Generating Facility at the same or a different electrical location that becomes operational within three years from the deactivation of the original facility.
Retaining XXXX Status. Facilities qualifying for XXXX will retain their XXXX Status at the capacity level found deliverable pursuant to this Attachment S, as allocated among the facilities’ individual units, as applicable, regardless of subsequent changes to the transmission system or the transfer of facility ownership, provided the facility has not withdrawn from the ISO interconnection queue, remains capable of operating at the capacity level studied, and is not XXXX-inactive for more than three (3) continuous years.
