Equilibrium Zone definition

Equilibrium Zone means: (a) for the VRR Curve for the PJM Region, any quantity of Unforced Capacity between (i) [the PJM Region Reliability Requirement multiplied by (100% plus IRM%) divided by (100% plus IRM%)] minus the Forecast RTO ILR Obligation; and (ii) [the PJM Region Reliability Requirement multiplied by (100% plus IRM% plus 2%) divided by (100% plus IRM%)] minus the Forecast RTO ILR Obligation; and (b) for the VRR Curve for any Locational Deliverability Area, any quantity of Unforced Capacity between (i) [the LDA Reliability Requirement multiplied by (100% plus IRM%) divided by (100% plus IRM%)] minus the Forecast LDA ILR Obligation; and (ii) [the LDA Reliability Requirement multiplied by (100% plus IRM% plus 2%) divided by (100% plus IRM%)] minus the Forecast LDA ILR Obligation (if not previously accounted for in establishing the CETO for such LDA), where “Forecast LDA ILR Obligation” shall mean the sum of the Forecast Zonal ILR Obligations for all Zones in such LDA.
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