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mms_client/types/resource.py

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+"""Contains objects for MMS resources."""
+
+# pylint: disable=too-many-lines
+
+from datetime import date as Date
+from decimal import Decimal
+from enum import Enum
+from typing import Annotated
+from typing import List
+from typing import Optional
+
+from pydantic_core import PydanticUndefined
+from pydantic_xml import attr
+from pydantic_xml import element
+from pydantic_xml import wrapped
+
+from mms_client.types.base import Payload
+from mms_client.types.enums import AreaCode
+from mms_client.types.enums import Frequency
+from mms_client.types.fields import ASCII_TEXT
+from mms_client.types.fields import JAPANESE_ASCII_TEXT
+from mms_client.types.fields import JAPANESE_TEXT
+from mms_client.types.fields import address
+from mms_client.types.fields import capacity
+from mms_client.types.fields import hour
+from mms_client.types.fields import minute
+from mms_client.types.fields import participant as participant_name
+from mms_client.types.fields import pattern_name
+from mms_client.types.fields import percentage
+from mms_client.types.fields import phone
+from mms_client.types.fields import price
+from mms_client.types.fields import resource_name
+from mms_client.types.fields import resource_short_name
+from mms_client.types.fields import system_code
+from mms_client.types.fields import transaction_id
+
+
+def output(alias: str, optional: bool = False):
+    """Create a field for an output value.
+
+    Arguments:
+    alias (str):        The name of the alias to assign to the Pydanitc field. This value will be used to map the field
+                        to the JSON/XML key.
+    optional (bool):    If True, the field will be optional with a default of None. If False, the field will be
+                        required, with no default.
+
+    Returns:    A Pydantic Field object for the output value.
+    """
+    return attr(
+        default=None if optional else PydanticUndefined,
+        name=alias,
+        gt=-10000000,
+        lt=10000000,
+    )
+
+
+def time(alias: str, optional: bool = False):
+    """Create a field for a time value.
+
+    Arguments:
+    alias (str):        The name of the alias to assign to the Pydanitc field. This value will be used to map the field
+                        to the JSON/XML key.
+    optional (bool):    If True, the field will be optional with a default of None. If False, the field will be
+                        required, with no default.
+
+    Returns:    A Pydantic Field object for the time value.
+    """
+    return attr(
+        default=None if optional else PydanticUndefined,
+        name=alias,
+        min_length=8,
+        max_length=8,
+        pattern=r"^[0-9]{2}:[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]$",
+    )
+
+
+def power_supply(alias: str, optional: bool = False):
+    """Create a field for a power supply value.
+
+    Arguments:
+    alias (str):        The name of the alias to assign to the Pydanitc field. This value will be used to map the field
+                        to the JSON/XML key.
+    optional (bool):    If True, the field will be optional with a default of None. If False, the field will be
+                        required, with no default.
+
+    Returns:    A Pydantic Field object for the power supply value.
+    """
+    return attr(
+        default=None if optional else PydanticUndefined,
+        name=alias,
+        ge=0,
+        lt=10000000,
+    )
+
+
+def continuous_operation_frequency(alias: str, optional: bool = False):
+    """Create a field for a continuous operation frequency value.
+
+    Arguments:
+    alias (str):        The name of the alias to assign to the Pydanitc field. This value will be used to map the field
+                        to the JSON/XML key.
+    optional (bool):    If True, the field will be optional with a default of None. If False, the field will be
+                        required, with no default.
+
+    Returns:    A Pydantic Field object for the continuous operation frequency value.
+    """
+    return attr(
+        default=None if optional else PydanticUndefined,
+        name=alias,
+        ge=40.0,
+        le=70.0,
+        decimal_places=1,
+    )
+
+
+class StartupEventType(Enum):
+    """Represents the type of event in the startup pattern."""
+
+    STARTUP_OPERATION = "1"
+    BOILER_IGNITION = "2"
+    TURBINE_STARTUP = "3"
+    CONNECTION = "4"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT1 = "5"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT2 = "6"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT3 = "7"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT4 = "8"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT5 = "9"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT6 = "10"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT7 = "11"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT8 = "12"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT9 = "13"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT10 = "14"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT11 = "15"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT12 = "16"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT13 = "17"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT14 = "18"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT15 = "19"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT16 = "20"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT17 = "21"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT18 = "22"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT19 = "23"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT20 = "24"
+    POWER_SUPPLY_OPERATION = "25"
+
+
+class StopEventType(Enum):
+    """Represents the type of event in the stop pattern."""
+
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT1 = "1"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT2 = "2"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT3 = "3"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT4 = "4"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT5 = "5"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT6 = "6"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT7 = "7"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT8 = "8"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT9 = "9"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT10 = "10"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT11 = "11"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT12 = "12"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT13 = "13"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT14 = "14"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT15 = "15"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT16 = "16"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT17 = "17"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT18 = "18"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT19 = "19"
+    OUTPUT_SETPOINT20 = "20"
+    DISCONNECTION = "21"
+
+
+class ContractType(Enum):
+    """Describes the type of contract for a power generation unit."""
+
+    MARKET = "1"
+    MARKET_AND_POWER_SUPPLY_2 = "2"
+    POWER_SUPPLY_2 = "3"
+    ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 = "4"
+    MARKET_AND_REMAINING_RESERVE_UTILIZATION = "5"
+    REMAINING_RESERVE_UTILIZATION = "6"
+
+
+class ResourceType(Enum):
+    """How the power generation unit produces electricity."""
+
+    THERMAL = "01"
+    HYDRO = "02"
+    PUMP = "03"
+    BATTERY = "04"
+    VPP_GEN = "05"
+    VPP_GEN_AND_DEM = "06"
+    VPP_DEM = "07"
+
+
+class RemainingReserveAvailability(Enum):
+    """Describes the availability of remaining reserves for a power generation unit."""
+
+    NOT_AVAILABLE = "0"
+    AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_ONLY = "1"
+    AVAILABLE_FOR_DOWN_ONLY = "2"
+    AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_AND_DOWN = "3"
+
+
+class CommandMonitorMethod(Enum):
+    """Describes how the power generation unit is monitored and commanded."""
+
+    DEDICATED_LINE = "1"
+    SIMPLE_COMMAND = "2"
+    OFFLINE = "3"
+
+
+class SignalType(Enum):
+    """Describes the type of signal used to monitor and command a power generation unit."""
+
+    ACTUAL_OUTPUT_ORDER = "1"
+    DIFFERENTIAL_OUTPUT_ORDER = "2"
+
+
+class BaseLineSettingMethod(Enum):
+    """Describe how the baseline is set for a power generation unit."""
+
+    PREDICTION_BASE = "1"
+    MEASUREMENT_BASE = "2"
+
+
+class ThermalType(Enum):
+    """Describes the type of thermal power generation unit."""
+
+    GT = "1"
+    GTCC = "2"
+    OTHER = "9"
+
+
+class BooleanFlag(Enum):
+    """Describes a boolean flag.
+
+    This could literally be a Boolean value but it's coded in the reference as an enum and I don't want to create a
+    custom serializer for it.
+    """
+
+    YES = "1"
+    NO = "0"
+
+
+class OverrideOption(Enum):
+    """Describes the override option for a power generation unit."""
+
+    VIOLATION = "VIOLATION"
+    OVERRIDE = "OVERRIDE"
+
+
+class Status(Enum):
+    """Describes the status of a power generation unit submission."""
+
+    IN_PROGRESS = "WORKING"
+    SUBMITTED = "SUBMITTED"
+    APPROVED = "APPROVED"
+    DENIED = "DECLINED"
+
+
+class OutputBand(Payload, tag="OutputBandInfo"):
+    """Output band contract.
+
+    The contract type is mandatory for THERMAL (thermal power generation), HYDRO (hydroelectric power generation), and
+    PUMP (pumped storage power generation) power sources, except for ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. It cannot be set for other
+    power sources.
+    """
+
+    # The output of the band, in kW
+    output_kW: int = output("Output")
+
+    # The bandwidth of the gas fuel turbine, in kW. It represents the range of power outputs that the turbine can
+    # efficiently produce while maintaining stable operation. This parameter is important for determining the
+    # flexibility and versatility of the turbine in responding to varying demands on the electrical grid. A wider GF
+    # width allows the turbine to adjust its output more effectively to match fluctuations in electricity demand.
+    gf_bandwidth_kW: int = capacity("GfWidth", 0)
+
+    # The bandwidth of the load-frequency control, in kW. It represents the range over which a power generation system
+    # can adjust its output in response to changes in load demand or frequency deviations on the electrical grid. A
+    # wider LFC bandwidth indicates that the power generation system can respond more quickly and effectively to
+    # fluctuations in electricity demand or frequency variations, thereby helping to maintain grid stability.
+    lfc_bandwidth_kW: int = capacity("AfcWidth", 0)
+
+    # The variation speed of the LFC, in kW/min. It represents the speed of the Load-Frequency Control (LFC) function,
+    # which ensures the stability of the power system in response to rapid fluctuations such as frequency changes. A
+    # higher LFC change rate indicates that the power system can respond quickly to frequency and load changes, thereby
+    # maintaining stability.
+    lfc_variation_speed_kW_min: int = capacity("AfcVariationSpeed", 0)
+
+    # The Energy Discharge Curve change rate, in kW/min. It refers to the rate at which the energy discharge curve
+    # changes in response to fluctuations in power demand or supply. A higher EDC change rate indicates that the
+    # energy discharge curve can adjust more rapidly to changes in demand or supply conditions. This parameter is
+    # important for ensuring the stability and reliability of the power system.
+    edc_change_rate_kW_min: int = capacity("OtmVariationSpeed", 0)
+
+    # The EDC + LFC variation rate. It refers to the rate of change in both the Energy Discharge Curve (EDC) and the
+    # Load Frequency Control (LFC) parameters within a power system, combining both aspects to provide a comprehensive
+    # understanding of how quickly the power system can adapt to changes in energy discharge capability and frequency
+    # control requirements. This parameter is crucial for assessing the dynamic performance and stability of the power
+    # grid under varying operating conditions.
+    edc_lfc_change_rate_kW_min: int = capacity("AfcOtmVariationSpeed", 0)
+
+
+class SwitchOutput(Payload, tag="SwitchOutputInfo"):
+    """Switching contract.
+
+    Switching output refers to the amount of electrical power generated when switching power supply between different
+    generating facilities or power sources in an electrical system. It indicates the minimum amount of power that the
+    system generates or receives when shifting loads from one generating facility to another. The reasons for switching
+    may include routine maintenance, abnormal operation of generating facilities, or fluctuations in demand.
+
+    The contract type is mandatory for THERMAL (thermal power generation) power sources, except ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1.
+    It cannot be set for other power sources.
+    """
+
+    # The switching output, in kW
+    output_kW: int = capacity("Output", 0)
+
+    # Required switching time for EDC/LFC operable output band
+    switch_time_min: int = minute("SwitchTime")
+
+
+class AfcMinimumOutput(Payload, tag="OutputRangeBelowAfcInfo"):
+    """Minimum Output - EDC/LFC Operable Minimum Output contract.
+
+    Contains data related to the minimum power output capability of a power generation unit, specifically concerning
+    the operation of EDC (Economic Dispatch Control) and LFC (Load Frequency Control). It provides data related to the
+    lowest power output of a generating unit, including how this minimum output affects its participation in economic
+    dispatch and load frequency control operations within the power system.
+
+    The contract type is mandatory for THERMAL (thermal power generation) power sources, except for ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1.
+    It cannot be set for other power sources.
+    """
+
+    # The minimum output, in kW
+    output_kW: int = capacity("Output", 0)
+
+    # Operation continuity time, in hours. Refers to the duration for which a power generation unit needs to remain
+    # operational. In other words, it represents the amount of time that a power generation unit must operate at a
+    # steady load. This is necessary to ensure stability in situations such as rapid changes in power demand or under
+    # specific conditions. The operational continuity time is determined based on operational requirements, constraints,
+    # and the characteristics of the power generation unit.
+    operation_time_hr: Decimal = hour("OperationTime")
+
+    # The minimum output variation speed, in kW/min. It refers to the rate at which the power output of a generating
+    # unit can change over time. It measures how quickly the power output can increase or decrease in response to
+    # changes in demand or other factors. Faster output variation speeds indicate that the unit can adjust its output
+    # more rapidly, providing greater flexibility to match fluctuations in demand and maintain system stability. This
+    # parameter is important for ensuring grid reliability and efficiency in managing power generation resources.
+    variation_speed_kW_min: int = capacity("OutputVariationSpeed", 0)
+
+
+class StartupEvent(Payload):
+    """Describes a single event in the startup pattern of a power generation unit."""
+
+    # The name of the event. Each startup pattern must have a unique name. The STARTUP_OPERATION, BOILER_IGNITION,
+    # TURBINE_STARTUP, CONNECTION, and POWER_SUPPLY_OPERATION events are mandatory. At least one of the output set
+    # points 1-20 is required.
+    name: StartupEventType = attr(name="EventName")
+
+    # the time required to complete the event, within -99:59 to 99:59. The time is in the format "HH:MM" or "-HH:MM".
+    change_time: str = attr(
+        name="ChangeTime",
+        pattern=r"^([0-9]{2}:[0-5][0-9])|(-00:(([0-5][1-9])|([1-5][0-9])))|(-(([0-9][1-9])|([1-9][0-9])):[0-5][0-9])$",
+    )
+
+    # The output of the event, in kW
+    output_kw: int = capacity("Output", 0)
+
+
+class StartupPattern(Payload, tag="StartupPatternInfo"):
+    """Describes the startup pattern of a power generation unit.
+
+    Refers to the specific parameters or configurations associated with the process of starting up the unit for power
+    generation. This data type includes information such as the time duration, sequence of operations, and energy
+    consumption associated with starting up the unit from a standby or offline state to full operational capacity. The
+    startup pattern data provides insights into the efficiency, reliability, and cost implications of initiating power
+    generation from the unit, which are crucial for economic analysis, optimization, and decision-making in the energy
+    sector.
+
+    The contract type is mandatory for THERMAL (thermal power generation) power sources, except for ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1.
+    It cannot be set for other power sources.
+    """
+
+    # The name of the startup pattern. These must be unique with respect to the power generation unit.
+    pattern_name: str = pattern_name("PatternName")
+
+    # The events associated with this startup pattern
+    events: List[StartupEvent] = element(tag="StartupPatternEvent", min_length=6, max_length=25)
+
+
+class ShutdownEvent(Payload):
+    """Describes a single event in the stop pattern of a power generation unit."""
+
+    # The name of the event. Each shutdown pattern must have a unique name. The DISCONNECTION event is mandatory. At
+    # least one of the output change points 1-20 is required.
+    name: StopEventType = attr(name="EventName")
+
+    # The time required to complete the event, within -99:59 to 00:00. The time is in the format "-HH:MM".
+    change_time: str = attr(
+        name="ChangeTime",
+        pattern=r"^00:00|(-00:(([0-5][1-9])|([1-5][0-9])))|(-(([0-9][1-9])|([1-9][0-9])):[0-5][0-9])$",
+    )
+
+    # The output of the event, in kW
+    output_kw: int = capacity("Output", 0)
+
+
+class ShutdownPattern(Payload, tag="StopPatternInfo"):
+    """Describes the stop pattern of a power generation unit.
+
+    Refers to the specific parameters or configurations associated with the process of shutting down the unit for power
+    generation. This data type includes information such as the time duration, sequence of operations, and energy
+    consumption associated with shutting down the unit from a standby or offline state to full operational capacity. The
+    shutdown pattern data provides insights into the efficiency, reliability, and cost implications of disconnecting
+    power generation from the unit, which are crucial for economic analysis, optimization, and decision-making in the
+    energy sector.
+
+    The contract type is mandatory for THERMAL (thermal power generation) power sources, except for ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1.
+    It cannot be set for other power sources.
+    """
+
+    # The name of the stop pattern. These must be unique with respect to the power generation unit.
+    pattern_name: str = pattern_name("PatternName")
+
+    # The events associated with this stop pattern
+    events: List[ShutdownEvent] = element(tag="StopPatternEvent", min_length=2, max_length=21)
+
+
+class ResourceData(Payload, tag="Resource"):
+    """Contains the data common to both resource requests and responses."""
+
+    # The output bands associated with this resource
+    output_bands: Optional[List[OutputBand]] = wrapped(default=None, path="OutputBand", min_length=1, max_length=20)
+
+    # The switching outputs associated with this resource
+    switch_outputs: Optional[List[SwitchOutput]] = wrapped(
+        default=None, path="SwitchOutput", min_length=1, max_length=20
+    )
+
+    # The minimum EDC/LFC outputs associated with this resource
+    afc_minimum_outputs: Optional[List[AfcMinimumOutput]] = wrapped(
+        default=None, path="OutputRangeBelowAfc", min_length=1, max_length=20
+    )
+
+    # The startup patterns associated with this resource
+    startup_patterns: Optional[List[StartupPattern]] = wrapped(
+        default=None, path="StartupPattern", min_length=1, max_length=20
+    )
+
+    # The stop patterns associated with this resource
+    shutdown_patterns: Optional[List[ShutdownPattern]] = wrapped(
+        default=None, path="StopPattern", min_length=1, max_length=20
+    )
+
+    # Any comments attached to the resource
+    comments: Optional[str] = element(
+        default=None, tag="Comments", min_length=1, max_length=128, pattern=JAPANESE_ASCII_TEXT
+    )
+
+    # The MMS code of the business entity to which the registration applies
+    participant: str = participant_name("ParticipantName")
+
+    # A code that uniquely identifies the power generation unit
+    name: str = resource_name("ResourceName")
+
+    # How the power generation unit is used in the market
+    contract_type: ContractType = attr(name="ContractType")
+
+    # How the power generation unit produces electricity
+    resource_type: ResourceType = attr(name="ResourceType")
+
+    # The region in which the power generation unit is located and in which its energy will be traded
+    area: AreaCode = attr(name="Area")
+
+    # The date from which the power generation unit is available to trade
+    start: Date = attr(name="StartDate")
+
+    # The date until which the power generation unit is available to trade
+    end: Optional[Date] = attr(default=None, name="EndDate")
+
+    # The grid code of the power generation unit
+    system_code: str = system_code("SystemCode")
+
+    # An abbreviated name for the power generation unit
+    short_name: str = resource_short_name("ResourceShortName")
+
+    # The full name for the power generation unit
+    full_name: str = attr("ResourceLongName", min_length=1, max_length=50, pattern=JAPANESE_TEXT)
+
+    # The balancing group code. For non-VPP resources, it is required; for VPP resources, it is optional.
+    balancing_group: Optional[str] = attr(
+        default=None, name="BgCode", min_length=5, max_length=5, pattern=r"^[a-zA-Z0-9]{5}$"
+    )
+
+    # Whether or not the resource is primary control power. Refers to the ability of a power generation unit or system
+    # to rapidly adjust its output in response to fluctuations in demand or supply within the electrical grid. This
+    # primary control power is essential for maintaining the stability and frequency of the grid, especially during
+    # sudden changes in load or generation. Typically, primary control power is provided by resources such as
+    # hydroelectric plants, natural gas turbines, or other fast-responding power generation assets. If you want to
+    # allow market participation for the specified product category, you should set this to True.
+    has_primary: Optional[bool] = attr(default=None, name="Pri")
+
+    # The primary control power response time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the time required for a power
+    # generation unit to adjust its output in response to changes in demand or supply within the electrical grid. A
+    # faster primary control power response time indicates that the unit can respond more quickly to fluctuations in
+    # frequency or load, thereby helping to maintain grid stability. This parameter is important for assessing the
+    # dynamic performance and reliability of the power system under varying operating conditions. Not applicable for
+    # power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_primary is True.
+    primary_response_time: Optional[str] = time("PriResponseTime", True)
+
+    # The primary control power continuous time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the duration for which a
+    # primary control (such as frequency control) is continuously applied by a power generation unit. It represents the
+    # period during which the power plant or generating unit can sustain a continuous adjustment to its output to
+    # maintain system frequency within acceptable limits. This parameter is essential for ensuring grid stability and
+    # reliability by providing continuous support to the power system during frequency disturbances or fluctuations.
+    # Not applicable for power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_primary is True.
+    primary_continuous_time: Optional[str] = time("PriContinuousTime", True)
+
+    # The amount of electricity that a power provider can supply. It represents the quantity of electricity that can be
+    # reliably supplied by generating facilities or power supply equipment within a specific time frame. The value can
+    # be either 0 or within the range of 1000 to 9999999. It is mandatory if contract_type is not ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1
+    # and the power source type is not VPP. For other power source types, it must not be set. If resource_type is HYDRO
+    # or BATTERY, the value of this field must be less than or equal to the maximum of "rated output + GF width
+    # (outside rated output) - minimum output" or "(pumping/charging - output) - minimum output." If resource_type is
+    # THERMAL or HYDRO, the value of this field must be less than or equal to "rated output + GF width (outside rated
+    # output) - minimum output." If has_primary is "false," the value of this field must be 0.
+    primary_available_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = power_supply("PriMaximumSupplyQuantity", True)
+
+    # How the surplus capacity of a power generation unit can be utilized. For contract_type MARKET, POWER_SUPPLY_2,
+    # and ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field must be set to NOT_AVAILABLE.
+    primary_remaining_reserve_utilization: RemainingReserveAvailability = attr(name="PriRemResvUtilization")
+
+    # The amount of surplus power that can be supplied for utilization, in kW. If primary_remaining_reserve_utilization
+    # is set to AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_ONLY, AVAILABLE_FOR_DOWN_ONLY, or AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_AND_DOWN, this field must be set.
+    # If primary_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to NOT_AVAILABLE, this field must not be set.
+    primary_remaining_reserve_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("PriRemResvMaximumSupplyQuantity", 0, True)
+
+    # Whether or not the resource is secondary 1 control power. Secondary control power, also known as secondary reserve
+    # or frequency containment reserve, refers to a type of reserve power that is used to stabilize the grid frequency
+    # in the event of sudden changes in supply or demand. It is one of the mechanisms used in the regulation of grid
+    # frequency and is typically provided by power plants or other sources that can quickly adjust their output in
+    # response to frequency deviations. The secondary control power is activated automatically and rapidly in response
+    # to frequency deviations detected by the grid's control system. If you want to allow market participation for the
+    # specified product category, you should set this to True.
+    has_secondary_1: Optional[bool] = attr(default=None, name="Sec1")
+
+    # The secondary 1 control power response time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the time required for a power
+    # generation unit to adjust its output in response to changes in demand or supply within the electrical grid. A
+    # faster seoncdary 1 control power response time indicates that the unit can respond more quickly to fluctuations
+    # in frequency or load, thereby helping to maintain grid stability. This parameter is important for assessing the
+    # dynamic performance and reliability of the power system under varying operating conditions. Not applicable for
+    # power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_secondary_1 is True.
+    secondary_1_response_time: Optional[str] = time("Sec1ResponseTime", True)
+
+    # The secondary 1 control power continuous time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the duration for which a
+    # secondary 1 control (such as frequency control) is continuously applied by a power generation unit. It represents
+    # the period during which the power plant or generating unit can sustain a continuous adjustment to its output to
+    # maintain system frequency within acceptable limits. This parameter is essential for ensuring grid stability and
+    # reliability by providing continuous support to the power system during frequency disturbances or fluctuations.
+    # Not applicable for power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_secondary_1
+    # is True.
+    secondary_1_continuous_time: Optional[str] = time("Sec1ContinuousTime", True)
+
+    # The amount of electricity that a power provider can supply. It represents the quantity of electricity that can be
+    # reliably supplied by generating facilities or power supply equipment within a specific time frame. The value can
+    # be either 0 or within the range of 1000 to 9999999. It is mandatory if the contract_type is not
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP. For other power source types, it must not be set. If
+    # resource_type is HYDRO or BATTERY, the value of this field must be less than or equal to the maximum of "rated
+    # output - minimum output" or "(pumping/charging - output) - minimum output." If resource_type is THERMAL or HYDRO,
+    # the value of this field must be less than or equal to "rated output - minimum output." If has_secondary_1 is
+    # False, the value of this field must be 0.
+    secondary_1_available_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = power_supply("Sec1MaximumSupplyQuantity", True)
+
+    # How the surplus capacity of a power generation unit can be utilized. For contract_type of MARKET, POWER_SUPPLY_2,
+    # and ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field must be set to NOT_AVAILABLE.
+    secondary_1_remaining_reserve_utilization: RemainingReserveAvailability = attr(name="Sec1RemResvUtilization")
+
+    # The amount of surplus power that can be supplied for utilization, in kW. If
+    # secondary_1_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_ONLY, AVAILABLE_FOR_DOWN_ONLY, or
+    # AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_AND_DOWN, this field must be set. If secondary_1_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to
+    # NOT_AVAILABLE, this field must not be set.
+    secondary_1_remaining_reserve_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("Sec1RemResvMaximumSupplyQuantity", 0, True)
+
+    # Whether or not the resource is secondary 2 control power. Secondary control power, also known as secondary reserve
+    # or frequency containment reserve, refers to a type of reserve power that is used to stabilize the grid frequency
+    # in the event of sudden changes in supply or demand. It is one of the mechanisms used in the regulation of grid
+    # frequency and is typically provided by power plants or other sources that can quickly adjust their output in
+    # response to frequency deviations. The secondary control power is activated automatically and rapidly in response
+    # to frequency deviations detected by the grid's control system. If you want to allow market participation for the
+    # specified product category, you should set this to True.
+    has_secondary_2: Optional[bool] = attr(default=None, name="Sec2")
+
+    # The secondary 2 control power response time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the time required for a power
+    # generation unit to adjust its output in response to changes in demand or supply within the electrical grid. A
+    # faster seoncdary 2 control power response time indicates that the unit can respond more quickly to fluctuations
+    # in frequency or load, thereby helping to maintain grid stability. This parameter is important for assessing the
+    # dynamic performance and reliability of the power system under varying operating conditions. Not applicable for
+    # power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_secondary_2 is True.
+    secondary_2_response_time: Optional[str] = time("Sec2ResponseTime", True)
+
+    # The secondary 2 control power continuous time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the duration for which a
+    # secondary 2 control (such as frequency control) is continuously applied by a power generation unit. It represents
+    # the period during which the power plant or generating unit can sustain a continuous adjustment to its output to
+    # maintain system frequency within acceptable limits. This parameter is essential for ensuring grid stability and
+    # reliability by providing continuous support to the power system during frequency disturbances or fluctuations.
+    # Not applicable for power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_secondary_2
+    # is True.
+    secondary_2_continuous_time: Optional[str] = time("Sec2ContinuousTime", True)
+
+    # The secondary 2 control power down time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". Not applicable for power sources with
+    # contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_secondary_2 is True.
+    secondary_2_downtime: Optional[str] = time("Sec2DownTime", True)
+
+    # The amount of electricity that a power provider can supply. It represents the quantity of electricity that can be
+    # reliably supplied by generating facilities or power supply equipment within a specific time frame. The value can
+    # be either 0 or within the range of 1000 to 9999999. It is mandatory if the contract_type is not
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP. For other power source types, it must not be set. The value of
+    # this field must be less than or equal to the "rated output." If has_secondary_2 is "false," the value of this
+    # field must be 0.
+    secondary_2_available_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = power_supply("Sec2MaximumSupplyQuantity", True)
+
+    # How the surplus capacity of a power generation unit can be utilized. For contract_type of MARKET, POWER_SUPPLY_2,
+    # and ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field must be set to NOT_AVAILABLE.
+    secondary_2_remaining_reserve_utilization: RemainingReserveAvailability = attr(name="Sec2RemResvUtilization")
+
+    # The amount of surplus power that can be supplied for utilization, in kW. If
+    # secondary_2_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_ONLY, AVAILABLE_FOR_DOWN_ONLY, or
+    # AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_AND_DOWN, this field must be set. If secondary_2_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to
+    # NOT_AVAILABLE, this field must not be set.
+    secondary_2_remaining_reserve_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("Sec2RemResvMaximumSupplyQuantity", 0, True)
+
+    # Whether or not the resource is tertairy 1 control power. Tertiary control power refers to the capacity of a
+    # power generation unit or system to provide regulation services at the tertiary level of frequency control in
+    # an electrical grid. In an electrical grid, frequency regulation is typically categorized into primary, secondary,
+    # and tertiary control levels, each serving a specific role in maintaining grid stability. Tertiary control,
+    # also known as frequency containment reserve (FCR), operates on a slower timescale compared to primary and
+    # secondary control. It helps to fine-tune grid frequency over longer periods, usually several minutes to hours,
+    # by adjusting the output of power generation units. The tertiary control power is often provided by power plants
+    # that can adjust their output relatively quickly but are not as fast as those providing primary and secondary
+    # control. This control level helps to ensure that the grid frequency remains within acceptable limits, thus
+    # maintaining grid stability and reliability.If you want to allow market participation for the specified product
+    # category, you should set this to True.
+    has_tertiary_1: Optional[bool] = attr(default=None, name="Ter1")
+
+    # The tertiary 1 control power response time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the time required for a power
+    # generation unit to adjust its output in response to changes in demand or supply within the electrical grid. A
+    # faster tertiary 1 control power response time indicates that the unit can respond more quickly to fluctuations
+    # in frequency or load, thereby helping to maintain grid stability. This parameter is important for assessing the
+    # dynamic performance and reliability of the power system under varying operating conditions. Not applicable for
+    # power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_tertiary_1 is True.
+    tertiary_1_response_time: Optional[str] = time("Ter1ResponseTime", True)
+
+    # The tertiary 1 control power continuous time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the duration for which a
+    # tertiary 1 control (such as frequency control) is continuously applied by a power generation unit. It represents
+    # the period during which the power plant or generating unit can sustain a continuous adjustment to its output to
+    # maintain system frequency within acceptable limits. This parameter is essential for ensuring grid stability and
+    # reliability by providing continuous support to the power system during frequency disturbances or fluctuations.
+    # Not applicable for power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_tertiary_1 is
+    # True.
+    tertiary_1_continuous_time: Optional[str] = time("Ter1ContinuousTime", True)
+
+    # The amount of electricity that a power provider can supply. It represents the quantity of electricity that can be
+    # reliably supplied by generating facilities or power supply equipment within a specific time frame. The value can
+    # be either 0 or within the range of 1000 to 9999999. It is mandatory if the contract_type is not
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP. For other power source types, it must not be set. If
+    # resource_type is HYDRO or BATTERY, the value of this field must be less than or equal to "rated output +
+    # (pumping/charging - output)." If resource_type is THERMAL or HYDRO, the value of this field must be less than or
+    # equal to "rated output." If has_tertiary_1 is "false," the value of this field must be 0.
+    tertiary_1_available_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = power_supply("Ter1MaximumSupplyQuantity", True)
+
+    # How the surplus capacity of a power generation unit can be utilized. For contract_type of MARKET, POWER_SUPPLY_2,
+    # and ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field must be set to NOT_AVAILABLE.
+    tertiary_1_remaining_reserve_utilization: RemainingReserveAvailability = attr(name="Ter1RemResvUtilization")
+
+    # The amount of surplus power that can be supplied for utilization, in kW. If
+    # tertiary_1_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_ONLY, AVAILABLE_FOR_DOWN_ONLY, or
+    # AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_AND_DOWN, this field must be set. If tertiary_1_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to
+    # NOT_AVAILABLE, this field must not be set.
+    tertiary_1_remaining_reserve_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("Ter1RemResvMaximumSupplyQuantity", 0, True)
+
+    # Whether or not the resource is tertairy 2 control power. Tertiary control power refers to the capacity of a
+    # power generation unit or system to provide regulation services at the tertiary level of frequency control in
+    # an electrical grid. In an electrical grid, frequency regulation is typically categorized into primary, secondary,
+    # and tertiary control levels, each serving a specific role in maintaining grid stability. Tertiary control,
+    # also known as frequency containment reserve (FCR), operates on a slower timescale compared to primary and
+    # secondary control. It helps to fine-tune grid frequency over longer periods, usually several minutes to hours,
+    # by adjusting the output of power generation units. The tertiary control power is often provided by power plants
+    # that can adjust their output relatively quickly but are not as fast as those providing primary and secondary
+    # control. This control level helps to ensure that the grid frequency remains within acceptable limits, thus
+    # maintaining grid stability and reliability.If you want to allow market participation for the specified product
+    # category, you should set this to True.
+    has_tertiary_2: Optional[bool] = attr(default=None, name="Ter2")
+
+    # The tertiary 2 control power response time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the time required for a power
+    # generation unit to adjust its output in response to changes in demand or supply within the electrical grid. A
+    # faster tertiary 2 control power response time indicates that the unit can respond more quickly to fluctuations
+    # in frequency or load, thereby helping to maintain grid stability. This parameter is important for assessing the
+    # dynamic performance and reliability of the power system under varying operating conditions. Not applicable for
+    # power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_tertiary_2 is True.
+    tertiary_2_response_time: Optional[str] = time("Ter2ResponseTime", True)
+
+    # The tertiary 2 control power continuous time, in the format "HH:MM:SS". It refers to the duration for which a
+    # tertiary 2 control (such as frequency control) is continuously applied by a power generation unit. It represents
+    # the period during which the power plant or generating unit can sustain a continuous adjustment to its output to
+    # maintain system frequency within acceptable limits. This parameter is essential for ensuring grid stability and
+    # reliability by providing continuous support to the power system during frequency disturbances or fluctuations.
+    # Not applicable for power sources with contract_type of ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1. Mandatory only if has_tertiary_2 is
+    # True.
+    tertiary_2_continuous_time: Optional[str] = time("Ter2ContinuousTime", True)
+
+    # The amount of electricity that a power provider can supply. It represents the quantity of electricity that can be
+    # reliably supplied by generating facilities or power supply equipment within a specific time frame. The value can
+    # be either 0 or within the range of 1000 to 9999999. It is mandatory if the contract_type is not
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP. For other power source types, it must not be set. If
+    # resource_type is HYDRO or BATTERY, the value of this field must be less than or equal to "rated output +
+    # (pumping/charging - output)." If resource_type is THERMAL or HYDRO, the value of this field must be less than or
+    # equal to "rated output." If has_tertiary_2 is "false," the value of this field must be 0.
+    tertiary_2_available_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = power_supply("Ter2MaximumSupplyQuantity", True)
+
+    # How the surplus capacity of a power generation unit can be utilized. For contract_type of MARKET, POWER_SUPPLY_2,
+    # and ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field must be set to NOT_AVAILABLE.
+    tertiary_2_remaining_reserve_utilization: RemainingReserveAvailability = attr(name="Ter2RemResvUtilization")
+
+    # The amount of surplus power that can be supplied for utilization, in kW. If
+    # tertiary_2_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_ONLY, AVAILABLE_FOR_DOWN_ONLY, or
+    # AVAILABLE_FOR_UP_AND_DOWN, this field must be set. If tertiary_2_remaining_reserve_utilization is set to
+    # NOT_AVAILABLE, this field must not be set.
+    tertiary_2_remaining_reserve_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("Ter2RemResvMaximumSupplyQuantity", 0, True)
+
+    # Primary-Secondary 1 command-and-control and monitoring method. Refers to the methodology or system utilized for
+    # regulating and overseeing power generation units' operations in response to external commands or signals. This
+    # method encompasses the process by which instructions are transmitted to power generation units, and their
+    # performance is monitored to ensure compliance with these instructions. If has_secondary_1 is set to True, then
+    # it must be set to DEDICATED_LINE. At least one of the following combinations must be set:
+    #   primary_secondary_1_control_method
+    #   secondary_2_tertiary_control_method
+    primary_secondary_1_control_method: Optional[CommandMonitorMethod] = attr(
+        default=None, name="PriSec1CommandOperationMethod"
+    )
+
+    # Secondary 2-Tertiary command-and-control and monitoring method. Refers to the methodology or system utilized for
+    # regulating and overseeing power generation units' operations in response to external commands or signals. This
+    # method encompasses the process by which instructions are transmitted to power generation units, and their
+    # performance is monitored to ensure compliance with these instructions.
+    secondary_2_tertiary_control_method: Optional[CommandMonitorMethod] = attr(
+        default=None, name="Sec2Ter1Ter2CommandOperationMethod"
+    )
+
+    # The signal type for the power generation unit
+    signal_type: SignalType = attr("SignalType")
+
+    # Method determinining how the baseline is set for a power generation unit. The setting method is available when
+    # the contract type is not ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and at least one of the following is True: has_primary,
+    # has_secondary_1, has_secondary_2 or has_tertiary_1. Additionally, it can only be set when resource_type is
+    # VPP_GEN, VPP_GEN_AND_DEM or VPP_DEM. It's mandatory in these cases and cannot be set for other power sources.
+    baseline_setting_method: Optional[BaseLineSettingMethod] = attr(default=None, name="BaselineSettingMethod")
+
+    # The presence or absences of a POWER_SUPPLY_1 contract. Applies only if the area is Okinawa, in which case it is
+    # mandatory. Otherwise, it should not be set.
+    has_contract: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="ContractExistence")
+
+    # The maximum bid price for POWER_SUPPLY_1 power, in JPY/kW/hr
+    declared_maximum_unit_price_kWh: Annotated[Decimal, price("DeclaredMaximumUnitPrice", True)]
+
+    # Presence of voltage regulation function.
+    voltage_adjustable: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="VoltageAdjustment")
+
+    # Address of the resource. For power sources categorized under POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field is optional, while for
+    # all other power sources, it is mandatory.
+    address: Optional[str] = address("Address", True)
+
+    # The first part of the phone number of the payee. For power sources categorized under POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field
+    # is optional, while for all other power sources, it is mandatory.
+    phone_1: Optional[str] = phone("PayeePhonePart1", True, True)
+
+    # The second part of the phone number of the payee. For power sources categorized under POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field
+    # is optional, while for all other power sources, it is mandatory.
+    phone_2: Optional[str] = phone("PayeePhonePart2", False, True)
+
+    # The third part of the phone number of the payee. For power sources categorized under POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field
+    # is optional, while for all other power sources, it is mandatory.
+    phone_3: Optional[str] = phone("PayeePhonePart3", False, True)
+
+    # The VEN ID for this power generation unit. If secondary_2_tertiary_control_method is SIMPLE_COMMAND, this field
+    # is mandatory. Otherwise, it may not be set.
+    ven_id: Optional[str] = attr(default=None, name="VenId", min_length=1, max_length=64, pattern=ASCII_TEXT)
+
+    # The market context for this power generation unit. If secondary_2_tertiary_control_method is SIMPLE_COMMAND, this
+    # field is mandatory. Otherwise, it may not be set.
+    market_context: Optional[str] = attr(
+        default=None, name="MarketContext", min_length=1, max_length=256, pattern=ASCII_TEXT
+    )
+
+    # The model designation associated with this power generation unit.
+    model: Optional[str] = attr(
+        default=None, name="ModelName", min_length=1, max_length=50, pattern=JAPANESE_ASCII_TEXT
+    )
+
+    # Rated capacity, in kVA. Indicates the maximum power output that a generator or power plant can sustain over a
+    # prolonged period without exceeding its design limits. If the contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    rated_capacity_kVA: Optional[int] = capacity("RatedCapacity", 1000, True)
+
+    # Rated voltage, in kV. Refers to the nominal voltage level at which a power generation unit is designed to operate.
+    # If the contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is
+    # mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    rated_voltage_kV: Annotated[Decimal, attr(default=None, name="RatedVoltage", ge=0.0, le=1000.0, decimal_places=1)]
+
+    # Continuous operation voltage as a percentage of the rated voltage. Refers to the voltage level at which a power
+    # generation unit can operate continuously without exceeding its design limits. If the contract_type is anything
+    # other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    continuous_operation_voltage: Annotated[Decimal, percentage("ContinuousOperationVoltage", True)]
+
+    # Rated power factor. Refers to the ratio of real power to apparent power in an electrical system. It indicates the
+    # efficiency of power transfer between the power generation unit and the electrical grid. If the contract_type is
+    # anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it
+    # cannot be set.
+    rated_power_factor: Annotated[Decimal, percentage("RatedPowerFactor", True)]
+
+    # Frequency of the power generation unit. Refers to the number of cycles per second at which the power generation
+    # unit operates. It is an essential parameter for ensuring the synchronization of power generation units within the
+    # electrical grid. If the contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP,
+    # this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    frequency: Optional[Frequency] = attr(default=None, name="Frequency")
+
+    # The internal efficiency of the power generation unit. If the contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    internal_efficiency: Optional[str] = attr(
+        default=None, name="InPlantRate", min_length=1, max_length=100, pattern=JAPANESE_ASCII_TEXT
+    )
+
+    # The lower bound of the continuous operation frequency. Refers to the minimum frequency at which a power
+    # generation unit or system can operate continuously without experiencing issues or damage. In electrical power
+    # systems, frequency is a crucial parameter that needs to be maintained within a specified range for stable and
+    # reliable operation. The lower limit of continuous operation frequency ensures that the system can sustain its
+    # operation without dropping below a certain frequency threshold, which could lead to equipment failure or
+    # instability in the power grid.
+    minimum_continuous_operation_frequency: Annotated[
+        Decimal, continuous_operation_frequency("ContinuousOperationFrequencyLower", True)
+    ]
+
+    # The upper bound of the continuous operation frequency. Refers to the maximum frequency at which a power generation
+    # unit or system can operate continuously without experiencing issues or damage. In electrical power systems,
+    # frequency is a crucial parameter that needs to be maintained within a specified range for stable and reliable
+    # operation. The upper limit of continuous operation frequency ensures that the system can sustain its operation
+    # without exceeding a certain frequency threshold, which could lead to equipment failure or instability in the power
+    # grid. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is
+    # mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    maximum_continuous_operation_frequency: Annotated[
+        Decimal, continuous_operation_frequency("ContinuousOperationFrequencyUpper", True)
+    ]
+
+    # Whether or not the power generation unit can be started in black start mode. Black start refers to the process of
+    # restarting a power generation unit or system without relying on external power sources. It is a critical
+    # capability for power plants to restore electricity supply after a blackout or grid failure. If contract_type is
+    # anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it
+    # cannot be set.
+    can_black_start: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="BlackStart")
+
+    # The rated output of the power generation unit, in kW. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1
+    # and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    rated_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("RatedOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The minimum output of the power generation unit, in kW. For power sources with contract_type of
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, this field cannot be set. If resource_type is not VPP, it must be set. For VPP, the value
+    # should be set to 0.
+    minimum_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("MinimumOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The maximum authorized output of the power generation unit, in kW. It refers to the maximum amount of electricity
+    # that a power generation unit is allowed to supply when operating normally. It represents the maximum power output
+    # capacity permitted by the utility company or regulatory authority. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is not VPP, this field is mandatory. Otherwise, it cannot be set.
+    maximum_output_authorized_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("AuthorizedMaximumOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # How power is generated by thermal power generation units. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is THERMAL, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    thermal_type: Optional[ThermalType] = attr(default=None, name="ThermalType")
+
+    # The amount of electrical energy that can be stored and discharged by a battery system, in kWh. If contract_type
+    # is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is BATTERY, then this field is mandatory. For other
+    # types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    battery_capacity_kWh: Optional[int] = capacity("BatteryCapacity", 1000, True)
+
+    # Whether or not this power source has pump-up/charging capability. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or BATTERY, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    has_pump_charging: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="PumpCharging")
+
+    # Capability of adjusting the charging process or operation speed of a system. If contract_type is anything other
+    # than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or BATTERY, then this field is mandatory. For other types of
+    # power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    has_variable_speed_operation: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="VariableSpeedOperation")
+
+    # The output power during the generation or discharge process, in kW. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or BATTERY, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    discharging_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("DischargingOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The time it takes for power generation or storage system to transition from the command to generate or discharge
+    # power to the state of being in parallel operation, where it is actively supplying or absorbing power to/from the
+    # grid or another system. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or
+    # BATTERY, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    discharging_time_min: Optional[int] = minute("DischargingTime", True)
+
+    # The output power during the charging process, in kW. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1
+    # and resource_type is PUMP or BATTERY, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units,
+    # this field should not be set.
+    charging_output_kw: Optional[int] = capacity("ChargingOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The time it takes for power generation or storage system to transition from the command to charge to the state of
+    # being in parallel operation, where it is actively supplying or absorbing power to/from the grid or another system.
+    # If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or BATTERY, then this field
+    # is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    charging_time_min: Optional[int] = minute("ChargingTime", True)
+
+    # The duration during which the power generation unit, such as a battery storage system, is capable of operating at
+    # its maximum generation or discharge capacity without any constraints or limitations, in hours. If contract_type
+    # is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or BATTERY, then this field is mandatory.
+    # For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    full_generation_time_hr: Annotated[Decimal, hour("FullPowerGenerationTime", True)]
+
+    # The duration for which the power generation unit can operate continuously without interruption or the need for
+    # rest or maintenance, in hours. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is
+    # PUMP, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    continuous_operation_time: Annotated[Decimal, hour("ContinuousOperationTime", True)]
+
+    # The maximum duration for which the power generation unit can continue operating under specific limitations or
+    # constraints, in hours. This could include factors such as environmental conditions, equipment maintenance
+    # requirements, or regulatory restrictions. If contract_type is ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, then this field cannot be
+    # set. Otherwise, this field is optional.
+    limitd_continuous_operation_time: Annotated[Decimal, hour("ContinuousOperationTimeLimited", True)]
+
+    # Phase locking is a method used in power systems to synchronize the phase angles of multiple alternating current
+    # (AC) sources. In this mode of operation, the frequency and phase of the generated voltage are adjusted to match
+    # those of the grid or another AC power source. This ensures that the AC output from the power source is in phase
+    # with the grid, allowing for seamless integration and stable operation. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or HYDRO, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    is_phase_locked: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="PhaseModifyingOperation")
+
+    # Quantity of water consumed, in cubic meters per second. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or HYDRO, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    water_usage_m3_sec: Optional[int] = capacity("AmountOfWaterUsed", 0, True)
+
+    # Reservoir capacity in cubic decameters. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and
+    # resource_type is PUMP or HYDRO, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this
+    # field should not be set.
+    reservior_capacity_dam3: Optional[int] = capacity("ReservoirCapacity", 0, True)
+
+    # The volume of water that enters a reservoir or water storage facility over a specific period of time, in cubic
+    # meters per second. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or HYDRO,
+    # then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    inflow_amount_m3_sec: Optional[int] = capacity("InflowAmount", 0, True)
+
+    # The sustainable power output that a power generation unit can maintain over a specific duration without
+    # interruption, in kW. This metric is crucial for assessing the reliability and capacity of a power generation
+    # system to meet demand consistently over time. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and
+    # resource_type is PUMP or HYDRO, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this
+    # field should not be set.
+    continuous_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("ContinuousOperationOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The ability of hydroelectric power stations or pumped-storage hydroelectric plants to supply power, in kW. It
+    # represents the capacity of these facilities to generate electricity using water resources. If contract_type is
+    # anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1 and resource_type is PUMP or HYDRO, then this field is mandatory. For
+    # other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    pumped_supply_capacity_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("PumpedSupply", 0, True)
+
+    # Whether operation of the Fuel Cell Balance of Plant (FCB) system is supported. The FCB is a key component of a
+    # fuel cell system responsible for managing various auxiliary functions necessary for the operation of the fuel
+    # cell stack. This includes tasks such as managing the flow of reactants (hydrogen and oxygen), controlling
+    # temperature and humidity levels within the fuel cell stack, and providing power conditioning for the electrical
+    # output of the fuel cell. FCB operation is essential for ensuring the efficient and reliable performance of the
+    # overall fuel cell system. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is
+    # THERMAL, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    has_fcb_operation: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="FcbOperation")
+
+    # Whether the power plant or generating facility can supply a greater amount of electrical power than its normal
+    # output. In this mode, the power plant needs to provide additional power to meet increased demand or to ensure
+    # the stability of the electrical grid. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and
+    # resource_type is THERMAL, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field
+    # should not be set.
+    has_overpower_operation: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="OverPowerOperation")
+
+    # Whether the power generation facility at its maximum capacity to meet peak electricity demand. During peak hours,
+    # when electricity demand is at its highest, power plants may operate in peak mode to provide the necessary
+    # electricity to the grid. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is
+    # THERMAL, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    has_peak_mode_operation: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="PeakModeOperation")
+
+    # Whether the power generation facility has a decision support system. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is THERMAL, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    has_dss: Optional[BooleanFlag] = attr(default=None, name="Dss")
+
+    # The maximum power output generated by a power plant when it operates in overpower mode, in kW. If contract_type
+    # is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, resource_type is THERMAL and has_overpower_operation is YES, this
+    # field is mandatory. However, for other types of power sources, this field cannot be set.
+    overpower_maximum_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("OverPowerOperationMaximumOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The maximum power output generated by a power plant when it operates in peak mode, in kW. If contract_type is
+    # anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, resource_type is THERMAL and has_peak_mode_operation is YES, this field
+    # is mandatory. However, for other types of power sources, this field cannot be set.
+    peak_mode_maximum_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("PeakModeOperationMaximumOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The duration during which a power generation unit can effectively operate or generate electricity without
+    # interruption, in hours. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is THERMAL,
+    # then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    operation_time_hr: Annotated[Decimal, hour("OperationTime", True)]
+
+    # The maximum allowable number of times a power generation unit can be started within a specified period. If
+    # contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is THERMAL, then this field is
+    # mandatory. For other types of power generation units, this field should not be set.
+    startups: Optional[int] = attr(default=None, name="NumberOfStartups", ge=0, lt=10000)
+
+    # The minimum output level at which a power generation unit equipped with Emergency Demand Control (EDC) or Load
+    # Frequency Control (LFC) capabilities can operate effectively. If contract_type is anything other than
+    # ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and resource_type is THERMAL, then this field is mandatory. For other types of power
+    # generation units, this field should not be set.
+    edc_lfc_minimum_output_kw: Optional[int] = capacity("AfcMinimumOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # The rate at which a power generation unit equipped with Governor Function (GF) capabilities can adjust its output
+    # in response to changes in grid frequency. If contract_type is anything other than ONLY_POWER_SUPPLY_1, and
+    # resource_type is THERMAL, HYDRO, OR PUMP; then this field is mandatory. For other types of power generation units,
+    # this field should not be set.
+    gf_variation_rate: Annotated[Decimal, percentage("GfVariationRate", True)]
+
+    # The range within which a power generation unit can modulate its output beyond its rated output, in kW.
+    gf_width_outside_rated_output_kW: Optional[int] = capacity("GfWidthOutOfRatedOutput", 0, True)
+
+    # Whether or not the power generation facility is being transferred to another entity.
+    will_transfer: Optional[bool] = attr(default=None, name="Transfer")
+
+    # The previous participant this power generation unit was associated with. This will only be populated if
+    # will_transfer is True.
+    previous_participant: Optional[str] = participant_name("PreviousParticipantName", True)
+
+    # The previous code for this power generation unit. This will only be populated if will_transfer is True.
+    previous_name: Optional[str] = resource_name("PreviousResourceName", True)
+
+    # An option to override the existing data for this power generation unit. If this fails, the response will
+    # contain a value of VIOLATION.
+    override: Optional[OverrideOption] = attr(default=None, name="OverrideOption")
+
+    # The status of the resource submission. This is automatically set.
+    status: Status = attr(default=Status.IN_PROGRESS, name="RecordStatus")
+
+    # An ID representing the transaction
+    transaction_id: Optional[str] = transaction_id("TransactionId", True)
+
+
+class ResourceQuery(Payload, tag="Resource"):
+    """The query parameters for a power generation unit."""
+
+    # The MMS code of the business entity to which the registration applies
+    participant: Optional[str] = participant_name("ParticipantName", True)
+
+    # A code that uniquely identifies the power generation unit
+    name: Optional[str] = resource_name("ResourceName", True)
+
+    # The status of the resources being queried.
+    status: Optional[Status] = attr(default=None, name="RecordStatus")