Trigger
Define the emergency condition, dispatch authority, and notification channel.
The model can show leverage. Telemetry, triggers, duration, rebound, and penalties determine whether that leverage exists in operations.
A 20% setting on a 30 GW DC scenario makes at most 6 GW available. It never removes 20% of total PJM demand. The model calls that flexibility only in hours that would otherwise cross the scenario ceiling.
Define the emergency condition, dispatch authority, and notification channel.
Specify maximum event length, annual calls, recovery, and rebound load.
Use telemetry and a baseline that cannot credit load that was never going to run.
Bind payments to delivered reduction and define penalties for non-performance.
At the 2028/29 clearing price of 325 $/MW-day UCAP, one GW corresponds to a gross price signal of about 118.6 million per year. Accreditation, performance, avoided infrastructure, program cost, and retail design determine actual value.