Understanding Suspension and Termination Processes for Qualified Scheduling Entities
Learn about the suspension and termination processes for Qualified Scheduling Entities (QSEs) with resources in ERCOT, including protocols, switching mechanisms, and qualification options. Stay informed to navigate potential changes effectively.
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Suspension/Termination of QSE with a Resource January 27, 2020
Suspension/Termination Process for a QSE with a Resource Identified from the TAC Summer Issues list ERCOT is in the process of reviewing: (1 )current protocol language in Section 16.2.5, Suspended Qualified Scheduling Entity - Notification to LSEs and Resource Entities Represented and (2) the mechanics of switching a resource to another QSE (in the event the QSE is terminated) 2 PUBLIC
Suspension/Termination of a QSE with a Resource Current Process 16.2.5 Defaulting QSE & Resource are the same legal Entity? Resource will qualify as a Virtual QSE (2 days) No Yes Resource can qualify to become an Emergency QSE (7 days) QSE/Resource are terminated Resource can designate another QSE Resource can complete the qualification process to become a QSE Emergency QSE or Virtual QSE may submit the following if they are the buyer: Energy Trades, Capacity Trades and Ancillary Service Trades. They may also submit DAM Energy Bids.
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