About Dynamic Option Events

Dynamic Option Events are specific periods of time during which a dynamic option is applicable.

There are circumstances and conditions during which the rules for creating TOU map data might need to be calculated differently than according to the utility's standard rules. Examples of this might include critical peak periods, curtailment requests or other demand response events. During these types of events, the TOU rules defined for a TOU map may be overridden. This is done through the use of dynamic options and dynamic option events.

A dynamic option may have many dynamic option events over time.