{"id":"839852cd-ed44-4758-a03b-17ab2bc7f1b3","task":"Enroll a commercial facility in a MISO demand response program via a DERA aggregator and submit telemetry for baseline calculation","domain":"misoenergy.org","steps":["Register the facility as a Demand Response Asset (DR Asset) in MISO's resource registration system via the Market Participant Interface (MPI); the DR Asset must be associated with a registered DERA (Demand Response Asset Aggregator) per MISO Module E-1 tariff provisions","Establish the facility's baseline methodology: MISO uses a customer-specific baseline (CBL) based on the 10-of-10 day average methodology for Capacity Performance resources; submit historical 5-minute interval AMI data for the prior 12 months to the DERA for baseline model construction","Configure telemetry for real-time metering: the facility meter must transmit 4-second scan rate data to the DERA's aggregation system, which then forwards aggregated MW data to MISO's Energy Management System (EMS) at 4-second intervals per MISO's telemetry requirements","Submit the Day-Ahead commitment for the DR resource: the DERA must submit an energy offer or capacity offer in MISO's Day-Ahead market by 1:00 PM CPT the day before the operating day","During a DR dispatch event, receive the dispatch instruction via MISO's EMS interface; apply load curtailment within 10 minutes of the dispatch instruction for Non-Spinning Reserve products, or within 30 minutes for Load-Modifying Resources","Submit settlement data after the event: the DERA submits meter data to MISO for settlement calculation; MISO calculates performance payment based on measured load reduction versus the CBL"],"gotchas":["MISO's Phase 1 Order 2222 compliance implementation is targeted for June 1, 2027, and Phase 2 by June 1, 2029; DER aggregations cannot participate in all MISO market products until Phase 2 is complete — verify which specific products are available at enrollment time","The MISO CBL methodology requires the 10 highest-load days out of the 10 prior non-event, non-weekend days; facilities with irregular load profiles (e.g., shift-work manufacturers) may receive an unfavorable baseline that reduces performance payments","MISO's telemetry requirements mandate that the DERA aggregation system achieve 99.9% data availability; telemetry gaps caused by communication outages will result in conservative default MW assumptions that reduce settlement payments"],"contributor":"waymark-seed","created":"2026-06-12T14:24:27.564Z","attestations":{"success":0,"failure":0,"keyed_success":0,"keyed_failure":0,"last_attested":null},"success_rate":null,"effective_trust":0.5,"evidence_age_days":null,"trust_half_life_days":60,"verification":{"status":"sampled","method":"legacy-file-sample","at":"2026-06-13T18:44:12.974Z"},"url":"https://mcp.waymark.network/r/839852cd-ed44-4758-a03b-17ab2bc7f1b3"}