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Capacity Market Rule change proposals CP371, CP376, CP377, CP378 and CP381: statutory consultation
Related links
- CP371: Protection from Very Late Network Connections
- CP376: Clarifying restrictions on the role of Agent
- CP377: Increasing flexibility for SPD Portfolios
- CP378: Removing 50MW Limit on Individual CMUs in a Portfolio
- CP381: Change to the definition of SCEC in Rule 3.5.5
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This Statutory Consultation outlines five Change Proposals in the Capacity Market, CP371, CP376, CP377, CP378, and CP381:
- CP371 amends Capacity Market Rules in situations where a Transmission Licensee/Distribution Network Operator delays a connection date
- CP376 clarifies a rule to ensure that those with the ability to bid in the Capacity Market auctions are acting independently so that the market remains competitive
- CP377 allows for greater flexibility to meet Satisfactory Performance Days
- CP378 removes the 50MW connection capacity limit on Capacity Market Units being part of a Capacity Market Unit Portfolio; and introduces a requirement for each Capacity Market Unit within a Capacity Market Unit Portfolio to exceed a minimum proportion of their Capacity Obligation
- CP381 provides an alternative for how Station Connection Entry Capacity is determined in the Capacity Market rules
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Jack Britton
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[Statutory Consultation on Capacity Market Rule change proposals CP371, CP376, CP377, CP378 and CP381 [PDF, 602.27KB]
Related links
- CP371: Protection from Very Late Network Connections
- CP376: Clarifying restrictions on the role of Agent
- CP377: Increasing flexibility for SPD Portfolios
- CP378: Removing 50MW Limit on Individual CMUs in a Portfolio
- CP381: Change to the definition of SCEC in Rule 3.5.5