Events - Revision history

Scott.Radka at 01:26, 9 July 2019

2019-07-09T01:26:07Z

Scott.Radka at 01:39, 2 July 2019

2019-07-02T01:39:21Z

Scott.Radka at 02:39, 28 May 2019

2019-05-28T02:39:23Z

Scott.Radka: Created page with "Image ====Event Status's==== Image : All of the event status’s can be seen above in Figure , the meaning of each status are as follows: : '''Ineligible''' '''Withdraw..."

2019-05-26T22:14:46Z

Created page with "Image ====Event Status's==== Image : All of the event status’s can be seen above in Figure , the meaning of each status are as follows: : '''Ineligible''' '''Withdraw..."

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====Event Status's====

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All of the event status’s can be seen above in Figure , the meaning of each status are as follows:

: '''Ineligible'''

'''Withdrawn'''

'''Scheduled'''

'''Declined'''

'''Payment Pending'''

'''Payment Complete'''

'''Offer Window Open'''

'''Offer Window Closed'''

'''Meter Data Submitted'''

'''Meter Data Required'''

'''Active'''

'''Complete'''

: <p class="mw_paragraph">''''''<blockquote></blockquote><h4 class="mw_paragraph">Event Opting</h4>

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-===9.1 Opting Process===
+=====9.1 Opting Process=====
-Opting for an event is a fairly simple process. When you receive your event offer window open notifications and have logged into the DRMS the corresponding events can be found in the event screen in the top left-hand corner of the dashboard. By clicking on said event you will be able to identify the date and time of the event as well as the requested kW’s and offered dollar per MWh value. You have the option to either opt in (if you want to participate) or opt out (if you don’t want to participate). Additionally, if you do choose to opt into the event you have the ability to adjust the requested kW’s and offered dollar per MWh value downwards to best suit your capabilities in different circumstances.
+:Opting for an event is a fairly simple process. When you receive your event offer window open notifications and have logged into the DRMS the corresponding events can be found in the event screen in the top left-hand corner of the dashboard. By clicking on said event you will be able to identify the date and time of the event as well as the requested kW’s and offered dollar per MWh value. You have the option to either opt in (if you want to participate) or opt out (if you don’t want to participate). Additionally, if you do choose to opt into the event you have the ability to adjust the requested kW’s and offered dollar per MWh value downwards to best suit your capabilities in different circumstances.
+:
-===9.2 Event Status’s===
+=====9.2 Event Status’s=====
-When scrolling through the full events screen of the DRMS you will be able to see the events transition between the different event status’s that can occur. The standard event status’s progression that you will see an event progress through are:
+:When scrolling through the full events screen of the DRMS you will be able to see the events transition between the different event status’s that can occur. The standard event status’s progression that you will see an event progress through are:
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 ||An invoice has been uploaded for the payment
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 There are three other status’s that an event can be in under certain circumstances. The status’s and the descriptions are in the table below:
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-A DR event represents a request for your organisation to shed load over a specific time period from multiple registered sites capable of shedding load. An event cannot span across multiple days.Every registration of load is sent a separate child event mirroring the parent event parameters, but with a price and target kW amount specific to the site.
-====Event Status’s====
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 ||An invoice has been uploaded for the payment
 |}
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-||'''''Potential Event Status’s'''''
+||'''''Additional Event Status’s'''''
 |-
 ||''Declined''
-||The child event was declined
+||A declined status will occur if your organisation either opts out or doesn’t opt when your organisations registration is called for an event. A declined status is a final status and will not progress further.
 |-
 ||''Withdrawn''
-||The child event was withdrawn
+||A withdrawn status will occur if it is identified that your organisation opted into an event but did not respond at the time of the event (did not participate). If this is the case that event will be withdrawn before reaching the settlement stage. A withdrawn status is a final status and will not progress further.
 |}

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+A DR event represents a request for your organisation to shed load over a specific time period from multiple registered sites capable of shedding load. An event cannot span across multiple days.Every registration of load is sent a separate child event mirroring the parent event parameters, but with a price and target kW amount specific to the site.
-====Event Status's====
+====Event Status’s====
-Image
+:
-All of the event status’s can be seen above in Figure , the meaning of each status are as follows:
-: '''Ineligible'''
+''Non price-responsive events skip the offer process.''
-'''Withdrawn'''
+: ''''
-'''Scheduled'''
-−
+:
-'''Declined'''
+* Child Event Offer Window Open
+* Child Event Offer Window Closed
-'''Payment Pending'''
+* Child Event Scheduled
-−
+:
-'''Payment Complete'''
+* Child Event Dispatch Reminder
+* Child Event Active
-'''Offer Window Open'''
+* Child Event Completed
+* Child Event Meter Data Required
-'''Offer Window Closed'''
+* Child Event Invoice Created
+* Child Event Cancelled
-'''Meter Data Submitted'''
+* Child Event Declined
+* Child Event Withdrawn
-'''Meter Data Required'''
+===Auto DR Events===
-'''Active'''
+These are events that allow participation from Devices and are smart enough to automatically deliver the event details to the accepted devices. This removes the need for human interaction during event time. Load should be shad automatically.AutoDR events are built on top of existing Price Responsive / Non Price Responsive concepts. AutoDR is enabled at the programme level by enabling any of the 3 supported device types and defining mappings between the 3 AutoDR levels and native device signals.Defined AutoDR levels
+* Low
-'''Complete'''
+* Medium
+* High
-: <p class="mw_paragraph">''''''<blockquote></blockquote><h4 class="mw_paragraph">Event Opting</h4>
+Supported device types: