Scheduling and Operating RequirementsEntity Agreement Sample Clauses

Scheduling and Operating RequirementsEntity Agreement. Pursuant to Section 6.11.5 of the Electric Service Contract, the Authority will designate one or more Scheduling Entities responsible for scheduling the Authority’s Xxxxxx Capacity, Xxxxxx Energy, Xxxxxx C Energy, and other resources available to the Authority for use by the Customer under the Electric Service Contract. The Authority will execute a Scheduling Entity Agreement (SEA) with one or more Scheduling Entities that will require each Scheduling Entity, as applicable, to adhere to W estern’s Metering and Scheduling Instructions, as set forth in Attachment 6 of the Electric Service Contract. The Authority will work with each Scheduling Entity to develop operating arrangements, scheduling, and accounting procedures, as may be necessary to implement each SEA or to s upplement Western’s Metering and Scheduling Instructions. Such procedures will be attached t o each SEA as “Scheduling and Accounting Procedures.” These Scheduling and Accounting Procedures may, from time-to-time, be revised by the Authority and the Scheduling Entity as necessary to implement the SEA. Authority staff will work in consultation with the Customers, to develop the Scheduling and Accounting Procedures concerning delivery of Xxxxxx Capacity, Xxxxxx Energy, Xxxxxx C Energy, and other resources available to the Customer under this Contract. The Authority will review, and update as appropriate, Authority billing procedures. The Authority will establish Scheduling and Operating Requirements that may, from time-to-time, change when Customers, Host Utilities, Balancing Authorities, NERC, WECC, or other entities modify or add new operating rules and standards. These Scheduling and Operating Requirements will be documented in Attachment 2 to this Contract. Issues such as use of a
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