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Regional integration and EIM greenhouse gas compliance
This initiative explores mechanisms to track compliance obligations with California greenhouse gas regulations for supply resources located outside of California in an expanded balancing authority area. This initiative will also examine similar mechanisms for resources participating in the Energy Imbalance Market (EIM).
- Outcome
  Energy generated in or imported into California is subject to California’s greenhouse gas regulations. This initiative helped reduce the magnitude of secondary dispatch by limiting the eligible quantity an EIM participating resource can be attributed as serving California ISO load to its dispatch capability above its base schedule. — Implemented: Nov 01, 2018; FERC approval: Oct 29, 2018; Tariff amendment filing: Aug 29, 2018 (ER18-2341); Board of Governors approval: Jul 26, 2018; EIM Governing Body approval: Jul 12, 2018
- Regional integration and EIM greenhouse gas compliance - papers and proposals
- Regional integration and EIM greenhouse gas compliance - notice of decisional classification
  This Notice provides the ISO Board of Governors Chair and the EIM Governing Body Chair with Management's proposed decisional classification for a policy initiative, e.g., whether the initiative falls within the primary authority of the EIM Governing Body or its advisory role. This notice requirement is described in the Guidance for Handling Policy Initiatives- EIM Governing Body.
- Regional integration and EIM greenhouse gas compliance - tariff language
- Regional integration and EIM greenhouse gas compliance - relevant market notices