RTO/ISO definition

RTO/ISO means the regional transmission organization or independent system operator.
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RTO/ISO. ’ shall mean any Regional Transmission Organization or Independent System Operator to which a Transmission Provider has transferred operational control of its transmission facilities, or any portion thereof, within the meaning of Order No. 2000.
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Examples of RTO/ISO in a sentence

  • The price for the Renewal Term will be $0.043870 per kWh. For any capacity planning year for which the Base Residual Auction rate has not been established as of the execution date of this Amendment, Supplier will pass through to Customer any change in capacity cost, positive or negative, resulting from changes to Customer’s capacity rate as assessed by Customer’s EDC or RTO/ISO.

  • In the event that there is a change in law, tariff, regulation, or other requirements of a utility, RTO/ISO, FERC or any other governmental authority and such change results in Plymouth Rock Energy incurring additional costs and expenses in providing the services contemplated herein, such additional costs and expenses shall be the Customer’s responsibility and will be passed through to Customer.

  • More such changes will follow the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Rule 841 [2], which requires Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs) and Independent System Operators (ISOs) to recog- nize the physical and operational characteristics of electric storage resources to facilitate their participation in the RTO/ISO markets.