; and (ii) describes the primary energy sources and operational characteristics of electric capacity resources available, in the aggregate, to the transmission organization; (B) evaluates, using generally accepted metrics, the current operational performance, in the aggregate, of electric capacity resources; (C) identifies, for the aggregate of electric generating capacity resources available to the transmission organization— (i) over the short- and long-term periods in the planning cycle of the transmission organization, reasonable projections concerning the operational and economic risk profile of electric generating capacity resources; (ii) the projected future needs of the transmission organization for electric generating capacity resources; and (iii) the availability of transmission facilities and transmission support services necessary to provide for the transmission organization reasonable assurances of essential reliability services, including adequate voltage support; and (D) assesses whether and to what extent the market rules of the transmission organization— (i) yield capacity auction clearing prices that promote necessary and prudent investment; (ii) yield energy market clearing prices that reflect the marginal cost of supply, taking into account transmission constraints and other factors needed to ensure reliable grid operation; (iii) produce meaningful price signals that clearly indicate where new supply and investment are needed; (iv) reduce uncertainty or instability resulting from changes to market rules, processes, or protocols; (v) promote transparency and communication by the market operator to market participants; (vi) support a diverse generation portfolio and the availability of transmission facilities and transmission support services on a short- and long-term basis necessary to provide reasonable assurances of a continuous supply of electricity for customers of the transmission organization at the proper voltage and frequency