Clarify and make consistent the use of Resource and Asset across Energy interoperation and EMIX

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    • Type: Improvement
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Priority: Critical
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    • Affects Version/s: csprd01 Public Review Draft
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      William Cox based on Energyinterop-289

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      There are precisely 4 uses of the word "Asset" in the last release of EMIX. Two of them use the word Asset conventionally, as an accounting Asset, in names that are compliant with the TC57 CIM, i.e., Meter Asset. These are unchanged.

      There were two uses of the word Asset in "Table 8 2 Reserves Product Description" in which there could have been confusion. THese were each changed to the word "Resource"

      This removed th defintion of Asset entirely from the EMIX specification. Energy Interoepration can define this market context term as it will.

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      There are precisely 4 uses of the word "Asset" in the last release of EMIX. Two of them use the word Asset conventionally, as an accounting Asset, in names that are compliant with the TC57 CIM, i.e., Meter Asset. These are unchanged. There were two uses of the word Asset in "Table 8 2 Reserves Product Description" in which there could have been confusion. THese were each changed to the word "Resource" This removed th defintion of Asset entirely from the EMIX specification. Energy Interoepration can define this market context term as it will.

      The terminology around "resource" and "asset" is confusing and should be consistent across EMIX and Energy Interop. This may require a rewrite of lines 736-751 in EnergyInterop which may include a reference rather than a quotation of a rewrite of EMIX PR01 Lines 183-197 and section 7.

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