RROT definition

RROT means a regulated rate option tariff as contemplated under Section 103 of the EUA and the Regulated Rate Option Regulation;
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RROT. ’ means a ROT that is member or member organization so designated by the Exchange which is awarded remote quoting rights to enter bids and offers electronically from locations other than the trading crowd where the applicable options class is traded on the Exchange’s physical trading floor. See Amex Rule 900—ANTE(b)(51).
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Examples of RROT in a sentence

  • Costs incurred by EESAI, the Consultation Parties in relation to the 2003 Plan or prior Plans including costs related to any dispute resolution matter, whether before the AEUB or Board Observer and Advisor, and the costs of the Advisor and AEUB costs will be included in the energy costs for EESAI’s RROT Customers.

  • The method of determining the energy component of the EESAI RROT has been for the company to follow an Energy Price Setting Plan.

  • A summary of the establishment of the 2001-2005 EESAI RROT Energy Supply Plans up to approval of the 2002 Plan is provided in Decision 2001-87, and is reproduced here for convenience.

  • In Decision 2002-106 concerning ATCO Electric’s RROT, the Board noted: The Board also considers that AE should endeavor to provide current and forward price information to customers as part of this education process and that such information should be provided on an ongoing basis to customers who remain on the RRO in the year 2003.

  • The Board notes that any adjustments to the discovered energy price or return margin due to purchasing all or a portion of the Super Peak Products in February 2003 or March 2003 will be included in the RROT Energy Charge in the second and third quarter of 2003.

  • The energy cost component of EESAI’s RROT will be determined on the basis of the Base Energy Portfolio Price, Off Peak Energy Portfolio Price and Peak Energy Portfolio Price in the Energy Product Portfolio established under this 2003 Plan.

  • In accordance with the Consultation Agreement and the 2001 Plan and 2002 Plan, certain commercially sensitive information was excluded from the 2003 Plan as disclosure of the information could adversely affect EESAI’s ability to acquire energy supplies for RROT customers and/or the costs to EESAI to acquire those supplies.

  • The negotiated Energy Price Setting Plans specify the minimum amount and type of electricity contracts that EESAI must purchase in the open wholesale market to determine EESAI’s RROT energy rate for RROT customers in Aquila’s service territory.

  • At the same time, EESAI also filed with the Board a Consultation Agreement between EESAI and six RROT customers groups referred to in the Agreement as the Consultation Parties.

  • The 2001-2005 Plan established a framework for procuring a supply of electric energy and establishing the energy charge under EESAI’s RROT for the 2001- 2005 RRO Transition Period.