LMP definition
Examples of LMP in a sentence
MEC shall purchase all Test Energy produced by the Project during startup and testing at the avoided LMP price.
In order to provide consistent price signals between their respective real-time energy markets, the Parties shall each incorporate the foregoing process into the real-time settlement LMP at their External Proxy Bus for each CTS Enabled Interface.
For MISO, LMP is defined as “A price for Energy at a given Commercial Pricing Node in the Transmission Provider Region which is the marginal cost of serving demand at the Commercial Pricing Node while meeting Zonal and Market-Wide Operating Reserve Requirements, Up Ramp Capability requirements, Down Ramp Capability requirements, and Short-Term Reserve Requirements.
In accordance with Section 4 below, the RTC optimization will determine the External Interface Congestion component of the RTC LMP at a CTS Enabled Interface, which will subsequently be incorporated into the Parties’ real-time settlement LMPs. Wheel-through transactions across a CTS Enabled Interface will be scheduled on an hourly basis.
The Seller will deliver Energy and related Products to the Buyer during negative pricing conditions so long as the negative LMP is not less than the Negative LMP Floor, and the Buyer will pay for such energy as described in Exhibit P.