Rule Participant Registration Procedure
- Interpretation
- Purpose
- Application
- Overview of Rule Participant Registration
- Procedure Steps to be followed by the Applicant
- Procedure steps to be followed by the IMO
- Procedure steps to be followed to change data on the Market Participant
- Application Fees for Rule Participation
- Additional Users and User Privileges
Deleted: A copy of the WEMS Access Form Registration Application is available on the IMO website (www.imowa.com.au). 2 The applicant will need to contract for the IMO to issue tax invoices generated by the recipient. 1 Upon receipt of an applicant's application for registration for access to WEMS, the IMO must review and verify the validity of the details of the application.
The IMO will make its request for further information from the applicant via WEMS. 7 The IMO must determine whether there are sufficient details, including any required supporting evidence, to decide on the Participant's registration in the Rule. 8 The IMO must determine whether it is satisfied that the applicant can comply with the requirements of the Market Rules.
10 The IMO must determine whether the applicant meets the requirements set out in clause 2.28.19 of the Market Rules. 11 The IMO must determine whether the application to register as a rule participant should be accepted or rejected.
Facility Registration, De-Registration and Transfer Procedure
General about Registration
Procedure steps to be followed by the IMO in processing an application for certification of spare capacity. The procedural steps to be followed by the IMO to advise an applicant of its certified reserve capacity. The IMO should use the Reserve Capacity Security Procedure and Market Rules for this purpose.
3 The IMO must determine the amount of Reserve Capacity that market participants may trade bilaterally. 1 The IMO must publish a notice whether the Reserve Capacity Auction is to be cancelled. Procedural steps to be followed by the IMO to accept a Reserve Capacity Auction Offer from a Market Participant.
3 IMO must use the method for auction reserve capacity as described in Annex 3 to the market rules. Procedural steps to be followed by the IMO to publish the results of a reserve capacity auction.
Registration for Reserve Capacity Certification
Facility Registration
- Steps to be Taken by the Participant
- Steps to be taken by the IMO
- Steps to be taken if additional or clarifying information is required
- Steps to be taken by System Management
1 A rule participant wishing to register one or more facilities must complete an Application for Registration of a Facility Name form and submit it to the IMO. If the IMO accepts a registration of a facility, the facility becomes a registered facility of the rule participant at the time and date specified by the IMO. 1 Upon receipt of an application to register a facility name, the IMO must review the application details.
The date of submission of additional information becomes the date on which the application is received by the IMO. 5 If the application relates to the registration of a facility, the IMO must ensure that the facility is not currently registered. 3 The date on which the IMO receives all application information in full becomes the date of receipt of the application.
7 If the ONM does not receive the additional or clarifying information requested from the Rule Participant by the requested date, the ONM may, but is not required to, reject the request for facility registration. 1 Within one working day of receiving a request from the IMO to facilitate an application for the registration of a Facility, System Management must notify the IMO of receipt of the request.
Facility De-registration
Steps to be Taken by the Participant
Steps to be taken by the IMO
Management must as soon as possible, but no later than five business days after receiving the data (where the latest change to unaccepted information must be the receipt data):. a) check the information provided to determine whether the information complies with the requirements of the market rules and this procedure. 6 The IMO must decide whether to accept or reject the application and notify the applicant within 20 working days of notification of receipt of the application.
Steps to be taken by System Management
Facility Transfer
Steps to be taken by the Participants
1 When an effective date has been agreed by IMO, the current owner applies to deregister the facility in WEMS. In WEMS registration, go to Facilities and click on the Facility you wish to transfer. In the Schedule Detail window, select Unregister and enter a parameter's effective date in the future (as agreed with IMO).
2 The IMO accepts the de-registration in WEMS and contacts the new owner to inform him that he can apply for the transfer of the facility. 4 The IMO accepts the change in WEMS, with the same effective date as used for the deregistration date. 5 Once the current Owner's effective date (or entered by the IMO if the IMO carries out the transfer) arrives, the object ceases to be registered with the current Owner and becomes a registered object for the New Owner.
Steps to be taken by the IMO
3 If the IMO finds that the information does not comply with the requirements of the Market Rules and this process, or that the information provided is insufficient to proceed with the registration, the IMO will request additional information (this triggers the process described in section 2.3 of this document). 6 The IMO may consult with the relevant network operators regarding the transfer of capacity. 7 For other applications, the IMO must decide whether to accept or reject the application and notify the applicant thereof within 20 working days of notification of receipt of the application.
8 If the old and new owners have agreed to allow the IMO to transfer the facility to WEMS, the IIMO will proceed to deregister the facility from the current Owner and transfer it to the new owner, using the date of entry into agreed power. with the Participants.
Steps to be taken by System Management
To describe the steps to be taken by the IMO when assessing an application for a reserve capacity certificate. Procedure steps to be followed by the IMO in determining certified reserve capacity for a new continuous generation facility. Procedure steps to be followed by the IMO in determining certified reserve capacity for a new intermittent generation facility.
Procedural steps to be followed by the IMO in establishing the certified reserve capacity for a new limitable cargo or shippable cargo. Certification of Reserve Capacity includes the following items that must be provided by the Rule Participant making the application to the IMO. Procedural steps to be followed by the IMO to determine whether to hold a Reserve Capacity Auction.
Removed: <#>The IMO must publish whether an auction of reserve capacity is required in accordance with. 4 The IMO must determine the amount of reserve capacity that market participants wish to make available in the reserve capacity auction. Procedural steps to be followed by the IMO to announce that an auction of spare capacity will be held.
The procedural steps to be followed by the IMO to determine whether to auction reserve capacity. In the special case where the spare capacity price (final price) is zero ($0), the IMO must accept all auction bids with a price of zero ($0).
