Scheduling Coordinator Services Clause Samples
The Scheduling Coordinator Services clause defines the responsibilities and obligations of a party designated to manage and coordinate the scheduling of services or resources, often in the context of energy markets or project management. This clause typically outlines the coordinator's duties, such as submitting schedules, communicating with relevant authorities, and ensuring compliance with applicable regulations or market rules. By clearly assigning these tasks, the clause helps prevent miscommunication, ensures efficient operation, and allocates accountability for scheduling-related activities.
Scheduling Coordinator Services. This Exhibit G is only applicable when Buyer is Scheduling Coordinator.
Scheduling Coordinator Services. TPS will be the Scheduling Coordinator all of the Customer’s CAISO activity, including as applicable Generation, Energy Resources, Inter-SC Trades (“IST”) and for Load. With respect to all sales and purchases of Products, and communications with CAISO related to settlements, including as applicable to Generation, Energy Resources, ISTs, and Load, Customer appoints TPS to act as its representative with CAISO. Within Customer’s agreed and communicated parameters, TPS will be solely responsible for determining Customer’s Load forecast. TPS will submit such data to CAISO as requested or required pursuant to the CAISO Protocols. With respect to relations and Transactions with or related to CAISO, the following applies:
(a) TPS will communicate and transact with CAISO as Customer’s sole and exclusive representative and in accordance with all Governing Rules for the Load.
(b) TPS is authorized to receive from CAISO historic and real time data collected by ▇▇▇▇▇ from, or provided to CAISO by Customer with respect to the Load.
(c) TPS is authorized to, and shall, in accordance with CAISO Protocols and subject to other terms and conditions of this Agreement:
(i) provide to CAISO scheduling and other information, including, but not limited to, submitting to CAISO binding offers to sell Products with all applicable CAISO designated specifications;
(ii) follow ▇▇▇▇▇’s directions to take actions to prevent, manage, alleviate or end an emergency. Customer will abide by any such directives issued by CAISO to TPS, which TPS communicates to Customer, and any such directives issued to Customer directly by CAISO; however, if in the sole and reasonable judgment of Customer, following ▇▇▇▇▇’s instructions would create a threat to safety or the environment, risk of bodily harm or damage to equipment, Customer will notify TPS immediately of the reason for non-compliance and TPS will communicate such reason to CAISO in accordance with the Governing Rules.
(d) Customer retains all other rights and responsibilities Customer may have under the CAISO Protocols not specifically delegated to TPS in this Agreement.
Scheduling Coordinator Services. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to assume the scheduling functions required to schedule and deliver the Carbon Free Firm Energy procured by Buyer as Product 1 at and from the Delivery Point to the Sink, being an Aggregated Pricing Node in the CAISO Balancing Authority Area, as set forth below (“Scheduling Coordinator Services”): For each hour in which energy is to be delivered to the Delivery Point, Seller will Bid or Self-Schedule (as such terms are defined in the CAISO Tariff) Product 1 into the CAISO Day Ahead Market and Real-Time Market, provided if Seller submits Bid(s) (other than Self-Schedule) such Bid(s) for each hour that is an Availability Assessment Hour, Seller’s Bid(s) shall be at a price between negative $150/MWh and $0/MWh (“Bidding Requirement”); Confirming with CAISO and Buyer to use the Resource ID: ___________associated with Seller’s SCID for purposes of undertaking the services in paragraph (a) above (“RA Resource ID”); Submitting a monthly and annual Supply Plan using the RA Resource ID for each month of the Delivery Term on or prior to the deadline in the CAISO Tariff; Undertaking all scheduling and tagging requirements in accordance with Generally Accepted Utility Practice from the Delivery Point to the Sink, including inserting the following in each NERC E-Tag: Seller’s Scheduling Coordinator PSE in the “physical path” at and from the Delivery Point to the Sink, Buyer’s PSE in the “market path” at the Delivery Point, ▇▇▇▇▇’s PSE as the last PSE in the “physical path”, RA Resource ID (___________) in the Misc (Token/Value) field in “physical path” at and from the Delivery Point to the Sink, A CAISO Aggregated Pricing Node as the Sink, and performing such other ancillary requirements under the CAISO Tariff to give effect to the foregoing. A sample NERC E-Tag is attached hereto as Exhibit B for informational purposes. Actual NERC E-Tags generated for deliveries hereunder may vary from the sample attached as Exhibit B due to changes in Carbon Free Source, CAISO or WECC tagging practices or otherwise as required to be consistent with Generally Accepted Utility Practice.
Scheduling Coordinator Services. Seller: ___________ Buyer: ___________ Product 2: Scheduling Coordinator Services as described below for Carbon Free Firm Energy procured by Buyer as Product 1.