Keeping a shared grid reliable
Maya / Northbank delegate
Fictional educational scenario. Read the shared case before using this card. Keep this card to yourself during the first information exchange.
What you know
- Northbank expects a 60-unit peak but can reduce non-essential use by up to 5 units.
- It prefers contributions based on expected usage, subject to a published audit.
Your priority
Keep essential supply reliable and make the contribution rule transparent.
What to ask
Ask how Southplain would respond if measured use differs from the forecast.
Negotiate
Explain your information accurately. Ask what the other person knows before making assumptions. You may change your preferred solution after hearing their evidence. Do not invent extra money, permissions or facts.
Useful language
- The record shows…, whereas the forecast…
- This contribution rule is based on…
- If verified demand exceeds capacity, the parties should…