Dispatch Bids and Offers explanation

AEMO Australian Energy Market Operator's interfaces use the terms </span> interchangeably. For simplicity, the Dispatch Bid See National Electricity Rules/Offer Energy, Dispatch, FCAS Offer, MNSP, MTPASA Bid or Offer submission Submission A Bid/Offer submission can have: 1. Multiple Trading Days 2. Multiple DUIDs/LinkIDs 3. All Service Types in the same Submission interface uses the term Bid See Relevant Rules or Procedures to refer to both </span>. For participant understanding, below is the official definition of the terms.

All terms have the meaning given to them in the National Electricity Rules (NER).

Bid

Bid means an Energy The unit must be a generator for the service type: ‘energy’. Loads cannot bid for mandatory restrictions capacity. Dispatch See National Electricity Rules Bid for the Dispatch of a Scheduled Load See Relevant Rules or Procedures or a Wholesale Demand Response Demand response is a physical response at a site to the price. Unit A Scheduled, Semi-Scheduled, or Non-Scheduled Generating Unit (WDRU Wholesale Demand Response Unit).

Bid

Bid means one of the following Dispatch Bids:

1. Energy (Generation Dispatch Bid)
2. Frequency Control Ancillary Service (FCAS):
1. Raise 1 seconds
2. Raise 6 seconds
3. Raise 60 seconds
4. Raise 5 minutes
5. Raise regulation
6. Lower 1 seconds
7. Lower 6 seconds
8. Lower 60 seconds
9. Lower 5 minutes
10. Lower regulation
3. Market Network Service Provider (MNSP - Network Dispatch Bid)