The publication of market performance information is meant to encourage compliance with obligations, safeguard electric system reliability and reduce incentives to engage in gaming or market manipulation.
The Compliance Reports posted on this web page list instances where a Scheduling Coordinator has failed to comply with ISO Tariff Section 2.5.26 Penalties for Failure to Pass Tests and Rescission of Payment for Non-Delivery or Scheduling Protocol Section 3 Time Lines. These Compliance Reports are based on the best information available to the CAISO at the time a report is published. Given that multiple factors may cause this information to change, the accuracy of this information cannot be assured. These reports are provided solely for informational purposes. Reliance by any party on the contents of these reports, regardless of any errors, omissions, inaccuracies, and/or subsequent changed conditions shall not be the basis for any claim, demand or cause for action against the CAISO. Any decisions or actions by any party based in any way whatsoever on the contents of these report shall be the sole responsibility of that party. In no event shall the ISO be liable to any Market Participant for any losses, damages, claims, liability, costs or expense (including legal expenses) or consequential or indirect financial loss including but not limited to loss of profit, loss of earnings or revenue, loss of use, loss of contract or loss of goodwill arising from the publication of this data.
Late Schedules Reports Daily summaries of Scheduling Coordinators that submit late or incorrect Schedules that delay the closing of ISO Markets.
Conditional Deferral of Uninstructed Deviation Penalties (UDP) The deferral of Uninstructed Deviation Penalties (UDP) beyond May 1, 2005, is conditioned on the acceptable performance of the California ISO Imbalance Energy Market. Documents report on four specific market metrics identified as representing "acceptable performance".
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