EXHIBIT 10.25.23
NINETY-THIRD AGREEMENT AMENDING
NEW ENGLAND POWER POOL AGREEMENT
(NEPOOL SMD - CONFORMING TARIFF CHANGES)
THIS NINETY-THIRD AGREEMENT AMENDING NEW ENGLAND POWER POOL
AGREEMENT, dated as of November 1, 2002 ("Ninety-Third
Agreement"), amends the New England Power Pool Agreement (the
"NEPOOL Agreement"), as amended.
WHEREAS, the NEPOOL Agreement as in effect on December 1,
1996 was amended and restated by the Thirty-Third Agreement
Amending the New England Power Pool Agreement dated as of
December 1, 1996 (the "Thirty-Third Agreement") in the form of
the Restated New England Power Pool Agreement ("Restated NEPOOL
Agreement") attached to the Thirty-Third Agreement as Exhibit A
thereto, and the Thirty-Third Agreement also provided for the
NEPOOL Open Access Transmission Tariff (the "NEPOOL Tariff")
which is Attachment B to the Restated NEPOOL Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the Restated NEPOOL Agreement and the NEPOOL Tariff
have subsequently been amended numerous times, the most recent
amendment dated as of October 4, 2002; and
WHEREAS, the Participants desire to amend the Restated
NEPOOL Agreement, as well as the NEPOOL Tariff, as heretofore
amended, to reflect the revisions detailed herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, upon approval of this Ninety-Third Agreement
by the NEPOOL Participants Committee in accordance with the
procedures set forth in the NEPOOL Agreement, the Participants
agree as follows:
SECTION 1
NEPOOL TARIFF AMENDMENTS
1.1 The NEPOOL Tariff is amended as set forth in Appendix A
hereto.
SECTION 2
MISCELLANEOUS
2.1 Effective Dates. The amendments provided in this
Ninety-Third Agreement shall become effective as of the
SMD Effective Date as defined in NEPOOL FERC Electric
Rate Schedule No. 7, NEPOOL Market Rule 1.
2.2 Defined Terms. Terms used in this Ninety-Third
Agreement that are not defined herein shall have the
meanings ascribed to them in the Restated NEPOOL
Agreement, NEPOOL Tariff, and NEPOOL Market Rule 1.
APPENDIX A
Ninety-Third Agreement
AMENDMENTS TO THE NEPOOL TARIFF
General
1.1 The following Sections are deleted in their entirety: 3
(Initial Allocation and Renewal Procedures), 3.1 (Initial
Allocation of Available Transmission Capacity), 3.2
(Reservation Priority for Existing Firm Service Customers),
3.3 (Initial Election of Optional Internal Point-To-Point
Service), 4.7 (Operating Reserve - 30 Minute Reserve
Service), 14.1 (Rules for Import Transactions Conducted in
Conjunction with Regional Network Service), 24 (Congestion
Costs and Congestion Revenue), 25A (Phase I Credit and
Uplift Charge with Respect to Excepted Transactions), 25B
(Phase II Credit and Uplift Charge with Respect to Certain
Excepted Transactions), 27.7(b), 33.7 (Partial Interim
Service), 40.4 (Secondary Service), 49(d), and 52 (Quick
Fix Measures).
Part I - Common Service Provisions
2.1 Section 1 is amended by deleting the following definitions:
"Entitlement", "Firm Contract", "HQ Phase II Firm Energy
Contract", "Import Transaction", "Interruption", "Load Ratio
Share", "Short-Term Firm Service", "System Contract", "Third
Effective Date", "Ties" and "Unit Contract"; and by adding
in the appropriate alphabetical order and assigning the
appropriate definition numbers the following new
definitions:
Auction Revenue Rights: Are as defined and determined
pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Congestion: Is a condition of the NEPOOL Transmission
System in which transmission limitations prevent
unconstrained regional economic dispatch of the power
system. Congestion is the condition that results in the
Congestion Component of the Locational Marginal Price at one
Location being different from the Congestion Component of
the Locational Marginal Price at another Location during
any given hour of the Dispatch Day in the Day-Ahead Market
or Real-Time Market.
Congestion Component: Is as defined and calculated pursuant
to Market Rule 1.
Congestion Cost: Is as defined and calculated pursuant to
Market Rule 1.
Day-Ahead Energy Market: Is as defined and determined
pursuant to Market Rule 1.
External Node: Is as defined and determined pursuant to
Market Rule 1.
External Transaction: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Financial Transmission Right (FTR): A financial instrument
that evidences the rights and obligations specified in
Sections 5 and 7 of Market Rule 1.
FTR Auction: The periodic auction of FTRs conducted by the
ISO in accordance with Section 7 of Market Rule 1.
Locational Marginal Price (LMP): Is as defined and
calculated pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Loss Component: Is as defined and calculated pursuant to Market
Rule 1.
Market Rule 1: Is NEPOOL Market Rule 1 and appendices as
filed with the Commission on July 15, 2002 as NEPOOL FERC
Electric Rate Schedule No. 7, as it may be amended from time
to time.
NEPOOL Manuals: Are as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
NEPOOL Market: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
NEPOOL Transmission Plan: The plan developed under the
process specified in Section 51 of this Tariff.
NEPOOL System Rules: Are as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Node: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Operating Day: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Operating Reserve - Spinning Reserve Service: This service
is the form of Ancillary Service described in Schedule 5.
Operating Reserve - Supplemental Reserve Service: This service is
the form of Ancillary Service described in Schedule 6.
Ownership Share: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Pool-Supported PTF: (i) PTF first placed in service prior to
January 1, 2000; (ii) Generator Interconnection Related
Upgrades with respect to Category A and B projects (as
defined in Schedule 11), but only to the extent not paid for by
the interconnecting Generator Owner; and (iii) other PTF
upgrades, but only to the extent the costs therefore are
determined to be Pool-Supported PTF in accordance with Schedule
12.
Qualified Upgrade Award: Is as defined and determined
pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Real-Time Energy Market: Is as defined and determined
pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Reliability Committee: The committee whose responsibilities
are specified in Section 8 of the Agreement and which may
have additional responsibilities under a proper delegation
of authority by the Participants Committee. To the extent
practicable, references in the Tariff to the Reliability
Committee shall include the prior Market Reliability
Planning Committee or the prior Regional Transmission
Planning Committee as the predecessor of the Reliability
Committee.
Reliability Region: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
Resource: Is as defined pursuant to Market Rule 1.
SMD Effective Date: Is as defined and determined pursuant to
Market Rule 1.
Tariff Committee: The committee whose responsibilities are
specified in Section 9 of the Agreement and which may have
additional responsibilities under a proper delegation of
authority by the Participants Committee. To the extent
practicable, references in the Tariff to the Tariff
Committee shall include the prior Regional Transmission
Operations Committee as the predecessor of the Tariff
Committee.
Transmission Congestion Revenue: Transmission Congestion
Revenue is defined and calculated pursuant to Section 5 of
Market Rule 1.
Transmission Owner: A Transmission Provider which makes its
PTF available under the Tariff and owns a Local Network
listed in Attachment E to the Tariff which is not a Publicly
Owned Entity, including any affiliate of a Transmission Provider
that owns facilities that are made available as part of the
Transmission Provider's Local Network; provided that if a
Transmission Provider is not listed in Attachment E to the Tariff
on May 10, 1999, the Transmission Provider must also (1) own,
or lease with rights equivalent to ownership, PTF with an
original capital investment in its PTF as of the end of the
most recent year for which figures are available from annual
reports submitted to the Commission in Form 1 or any similar
form containing comparable annualized data of at least
$30,000,000, and (2) provide transmission service to non-
affiliated customers pursuant to an open access transmission
tariff on file with the Commission.
2.2 The definition for "Ancillary Services" is amended by
deleting the phrase "and/or MTF".
2.3 The definition for "Curtailment" is amended by substituting
the phrase "the dispatch of a transaction that was
scheduled, using" for the phrase "firm or non-firm". In
addition, a comma is inserted immediately following the word
"service".
2.4 The definition for "Elective Transmission Upgrade" is
amended by deleting each occurance of the phrase "and/or
MTF". In addition, the phrase "Quick Fix Upgrade" is also
deleted.
2.5 The definition for "Excepted Transaction" is amended by
substituting a period for the comma appearing after the word
"Section" and removing the phrase "or in Sections 25A and
25B".
2.6 The definition for "Facilities Study" is amended to read as
follows:
Facilities Study: An engineering study conducted pursuant
to the Agreement or this Tariff by the System Operator
and/or one or more affected Participants to determine the
required modifications to the PTF and indirectly affected
MTF, including the cost and scheduled completion date for
such modifications, that will be required to provide a
requested transmission service or interconnection on the
PTF.
2.7 The definition for "Firm Transmission Service" is amended
Firm Transmission Service: Service for Native Load
Customers, firm Regional Network Service (Network
Integration Transmission Service), service for Excepted
Transactions and certain other transactions listed in
Attachment G-3, Firm Internal Point-To-Point Transmission
Service, or Firm MTF Service.
2.8 The definition for "Interchange Transactions" is amended to
read as follows:
Interchange Transactions: Transactions deemed to be
effected under Market Rule 1.
2.9 The definition for "Internal Point-To-Point Service" is
amended by adding the phrase "over the PTF provided by the
Participants" after the word "Service" and by replacing the
phrase "Transmission System" with the phrase "Control Area".
2.10 The definition for "Load Zone" is amended to read as
follows:
Load Zone: Is as defined and determined pursuant to Market
Rule 1.
2.11 The definitions for "Local Network" and "Second Effective
Date" are amended by replacing the references to "Management
Committee" to read "Participants Committee".
2.12 The definitions for "Local Point-To-Point Service", "NEMA",
"Network Integration Transmission Service", "Network
Upgrades", "Regional Network Service", "Reserved Capacity"
and "Through or Out Service" are amended by replacing each
occurrence of the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" with
the term "PTF".
2.13 The definition for "NEPOOL Transmission System" is amended
by replacing the term "PTF" with the phrase "system of", and
adding the phrase "within the NEPOOL Control Area under the
ISO's operational jurisdiction" after the word "facilities".
2.14 The definition for "Network Operating Committee" is amended
by replacing the references to "Regional Transmission
Operations Committee" to read "Tariff Committee" and the
references to "Regional Transmission Planning Committee" to
read "Reliability Committee".
2.15 The definition for "Network Resource" is amended by
replacing the term "Entitlement" with the phrase "Ownership
Share".
2.16 The definition for "Non-PTF" is amended by adding the phrase
"or by Non-Participants" after the word "Participants".
2.17 The definitions for "Point(s) of Delivery" and "Point(s) of
Receipt" are amended to read as follows:
Point(s) of Delivery: Point(s) where capacity and/or energy
transmitted by the Participants will be made available to
the Receiving Party under this Tariff.
Point(s) of Receipt: Point(s) of interconnection where
capacity and/or energy to be transmitted by the Participants
will be made available to NEPOOL by the Delivering Party
under this Tariff.
2.18 The definition for the term "Point-To-Point Transmission
Service" is amended by adding the phrase "pursuant to
Internal Point-To-Point Service or MTF Service; and the
transmission of capacity and/or energy from the Point(s) of
Receipt to the Point(s) of Delivery under this Tariff
pursuant to Through or Out Service", and by deleting the
last sentence.
2.19 The definition for "System Impact Study" is amended by
deleting the phrase "and/or MTF" after the word "System" in
subsection (i), deleting the comma after the Phrase
"Regional Network Service" and inserting the word "or" in
subsection (i), and replacing the phrase "Through or Out
Service" with the phrase "an Elective Upgrade".
2.20 The introductory language after Section 2 (Purpose of this
Tariff) is amended by replacing all references to the phrase
"NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF", and by
replacing the word "five" with the word "six" in the sixth
sentence.
2.21 The following new Section 2A is added immediately following
Section 2:
Market Rule 1: This Tariff is intended to provide for
transmission service in conjunction with the NEPOOL Standard
Market Design as provided for in Market Rule 1. The
provisions of Market Rule 1 are incorporated by reference as
a part of this Tariff, and shall apply to all entities that
receive service under this Tariff.
2.22 Section 4 is amended to read as follows:
Ancillary Services: Ancillary Services are needed with
transmission service to maintain reliability within the
NEPOOL Control Area. The Participants are required to
provide through NEPOOL, and the Transmission Customer is
required to purchase from NEPOOL, Scheduling, System Control
and Dispatch Service, and Reactive Supply and Voltage
Control from Generation Sources Service. The Participants
offer to provide or arrange for, through NEPOOL, the
following Ancillary Services, but only to a Participant with
a load obligation in the NEPOOL Market pursuant to Market
Rule 1: (i) Regulation and Frequency Response (Automatic
Generator Control), (ii) Energy Imbalance, (iii) Operating
Reserve - Spinning, and (iv) Operating Reserve -
Supplemental. A Participant or other Transmission Customer
with a load obligation in the NEPOOL Market pursuant to
Market Rule 1 is required to provide these Ancillary
Services, whether from the System Operator, from a third
party, or by self-supply. A Transmission Customer may not
decline NEPOOL's offer of these Ancillary Services unless
the Transmission Customer demonstrates to the System
Operator that the Transmission Customer has acquired
Ancillary Services of equal quality from another source.
The Transmission Customer that is not a Participant must
list in its Application which Ancillary Services it will
purchase through NEPOOL. Ancillary Services for MTF shall
be allocated and paid for in accordance with Schedule 18 of
the Tariff. In the event of an unauthorized use of any
Ancillary Service by the Transmission Customer taking
Internal Point-To-Point Service, the Transmission Customer
will be required to pay 200% of the charge which would
otherwise be applicable.
The specific Ancillary Services, prices and/or compensation
methods are described on the Schedules that are attached to
and made a part of this Tariff and in Market Rule 1.
Sections 4.1 through 4.9 below list the Ancillary Services.
2.23 Section 4.3 (Regulation and Frequency Response Service) is
amended by inserting the phrase "that shall apply to
Transmission Customers for this service" after the word
"methodology" and "of this Tariff and Market Rule 1" after
the phrase "Schedule 3".
2.24 Section 4.4 (Energy Imbalance Service) is amended by
inserting the phrase "that shall apply to Transmission
Customers for this service" after the word "methodology" and
"of this Tariff and Market Rule 1" after the phrase
"Schedule 4".
2.25 Section 4.5 (Operating Reserve - 10 Minute Spinning Reserve
Service) is amended by deleting the phrase "10 Minute", by
inserting the phrase "that shall apply to Transmission
Customers" after the word "methodology", and by inserting
the phrase "of this Tariff and Market Rule 1" after the
phrase "Schedule 5".
2.26 Section 4.6 (Operating Reserve - 10 Minute Non-Spinning
Reserve Service" is amended by substituting the phrase "10
Minute Non-Spinning" with the word "Supplemental", inserting
the phrase "that shall apply to Transmission Customers" after
the word "methodology", and by inserting the phrase "of this
Tariff and Market Rule 1" after the phrase "Schedule 6".
2.27 Section 4.8 (System Restoration and Planning Service) is
amended by substituting the phrase "Where applicable, the" with
the word "The", and inserting the phrase "that shall apply to
Transmission Customers" after the word "methodology" and by
inserting the phrase "of this Tariff" after the phrase "Schedule
16".
2.28 New Section 4.9 is added to the Tariff and reads as follows:
Special Constraint Resource Service: The rates and/or
methodology that shall apply to Transmission Customers for
this service are described in Schedule 19 of this Tariff and
Market Rule 1.
2.29 Section 5 (Open Access Same-Time Information System) is
amended by substituting the phrase "Firm Internal Point-To-
Point Service, for the interconnection of a new or
materially changed generating unit or a new or materially
changed interconnection to another Control Area or new
Regional Network Service or an Elective Upgrade" for the
phrase "firm transmission service" and by substituting the
phrase "33, 44 and 50" for the phrase "33 and 44".
2.30 In Sections 6.2 (Alternative Procedures for Requesting
Transmission Service - Local Furnishing Bonds), 6.3
(Alternative Procedures for Requesting Transmission Service
- Other Tax-Exempt Bonds), and 12.1 (Internal Dispute
Resolution Procedures), the references to "Management
Committee" are amended to read "Participants Committee".
2.31 Section 11 (Creditworthiness) is amended by inserting
the phrase ", and the Financial Assurance Policy for Non-
Participant FTR Customers set forth in Attachment O,"
immediately after the phrase "Attachment M", and by
inserting the phrase ", and shall be binding upon Non-
Participant Transmission Customers and Non-Participant FTR
Customers" immediately after the phrase "non-payment" in the
final sentence.
Part II -
Regional Network Service
(Network Integration Transmission Service)
3.1 Section 14 is amended to read as follows:
Nature of Regional Network Service: Regional Network
Service or Network Integration Transmission Service is the
service over the PTF pursuant to Parts II and VI of this
Tariff which is provided to Network Customers to serve their
loads. It includes transmission service for the delivery to
a Network Customer of its energy and capacity in Network
Resources and delivery to or by Network Customers of energy
and capacity in NEPOOL Market transactions. When an
External Transaction purchase is submitted by the
Transmission Customer and is scheduled in the Real-Time
Energy Market, the submission shall be deemed a request for
Transmission Service and the System Operator shall generate
a reservation for the Transmission Service over the PTF
equal to the transaction's schedule set at the beginning of
the scheduling period. This reservation amount shall be the
basis for the Reserved Capacity. Each Participant or Non-
Participant which has a load in the NEPOOL Control Area
shall pay for such Regional Network Service under the terms
of Section 16.
3.2 Section 16 (Payment for Regional Network Service) is amended
by replacing the phrase "applicable congestion or other
uplift charge" with the phrase "charges and/or costs", and
by replacing the phrase "Sections 24, 25A and 25B of this
Tariff" with the phrase "Market Rule 1".
Part III -
Through or Out Service; Internal
Point-To-Point Service; MTF Service
4.1 The introductory paragraph following the heading for Part
III is amended to read as follows:
Point-To-Point Transmission Service as Through or Out
Service or Internal Point-To-Point Service or MTF Service
will be provided during and after the Transition Period
pursuant to the applicable terms and conditions of Part III,
Part V and Schedule 18 of the Tariff. When an External
Transaction sale or a Through Service transaction is
submitted by the Transmission Customer and is scheduled in
the Real-Time Energy Market, the submission shall be deemed
a request for Point-To-Point Transmission Service and the
System Operator shall generate a reservation for the
Transmission Service over the PTF equal to the transaction's
schedule set at the beginning of the scheduling period.
This reservation amount shall be the basis for the Reserved
Capacity. The Transmission Customer shall pay for its
Reserved Capacity under the terms of Section 20, Section 21
or Section 22A, whichever is applicable.
4.2 Section 18.2 (Use of Through or Out Service) is amended by
deleting the phrase "as Firm or Non Firm Point-To-Point
Transmission Service" immediately after the phrase "Through
or Out Service" and deleting the phrase "Unit Contract
Entitlement or System Contract transaction with respect to
a" immediately after the phrase "for the transmission of
any".
4.3 Section 20 is amended to read as follows:
Payment for Through or Out Service: Each Participant or Non-
Participant which takes Through or Out Service shall pay to
NEPOOL a charge per Kilowatt of Reserved Capacity based on
an annual rate (the "T or O Rate") which shall be the Pool
PTF Rate. The Transmission Customer shall also be obligated
to pay any ancillary service charges and any charges
required to be paid pursuant to Market Rule 1. The rate per
hour for Through or Out Service shall be the annual Pool PTF
Rate divided by 8760. The Pool PTF Rate shall be the Rate
determined annually in accordance with paragraph (2) of
Schedule 8.
4.4 The first paragraph of Section 21 (Payment for Internal
Point-To-Point Service) is amended to read as follows:
Each Participant or Non-Participant which takes firm or non-
firm Internal Point-To-Point Service shall pay to NEPOOL a
charge per Kilowatt of Reserved Capacity based on an annual
rate (the "IPTP Charge") which shall be the Internal Point-
To-Point Service Rate; provided that if a rate which is
derived from the annual incremental cost, not otherwise
borne by the Transmission Customer or a Generator Owner, of
any new facilities or upgrades that would not be required
but for the need to provide the requested service is greater
than the Pool PTF Rate, the IPTP Charge shall be the higher
of such amounts. The Transmission Customer shall also be
obligated to pay any ancillary service charges and any other
charges required to be paid pursuant to Market Rule 1.
The charge for firm Internal Point-To-Point Service shall be
as follows:
Part IV - Service During the Transition Period; Excepted Transactions
5.1 The heading for Part IV is amended to read as follows:
Service During the Transition Period; Excepted Transactions
5.2 Section 25 (Excepted Transactions) is amended by: (1)
replacing each reference to the "NEPOOL Transmission System"
to read "PTF"; (2) deleting the phrase "but except as
otherwise provided in Section 25A or 25B of this Tariff" in
the first sentence; (3) changing the reference to
"Management Committee" to read "Participants Committee"; (4)
substituting the word "The" in place of the phrase "Except
as otherwise provided in Section 25A or 25B below, the" in
the third sentence of subsection (3)(c); (5) deleting the
phrase "except as otherwise provided in Sections 25A or 25B
below, and" from the fourth sentence in subsection (3)(c);
(6) replacing the fifth sentence in subsection (3)(c) with
the sentence "For the purpose of determining transmission
priorities under this Tariff, (i) internal Excepted
Transactions shall have the same transmission priority as
Firm Point-To-Point Transmission Service transactions for
resources in existence on the effective date of this Tariff
which are effected as Regional Network Service or as
Internal Point-To-Point Service (ii) and Excepted
Transactions which are External Transactions listed in
Attachment G-3 shall have transmission priority in
accordance with Section 25F"; (7) deleting the phrase
"except as therein provided in Sections 25A or 25B below"
from the sixth sentence in subsection (3)(c); (8) inserting
the word "transmission" in front of the first occurrence of
the word "priority" in the sixth sentence in subsection
(3)(c); and (9) by inserting the sentence "Section 25 F
shall apply for the purposes of scheduling and curtailment
of Excepted Transactions that are also External
Transactions" at the end of the Section.
Part IVA - Congestion Management
on the NEPOOL Transmission System
6.1 A new Part IVA is added to read as follows:
IVA. CONGESTION MANAGEMENT ON THE NEPOOL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
25A Congestion Costs and Congestion Revenue
When Congestion exists, the Congestion Costs shall be
reflected in Locational Marginal Prices calculated in
accordance with Market Rule 1. Congestion Cost shall
be recovered from Non-Participant Transmission
Customers taking service under the Tariff and from
Participants pursuant to Market Rule 1. Transmission
Congestion Revenue shall be collected and disbursed in
accordance with Market Rule 1.
25B Financial Transmission Rights
A system of Financial Transmission Rights shall be
implemented pursuant to Sections 5 and 7 of Market Rule
1.
25C Auction Revenue Rights and Qualified Upgrade Awards
A system of Auction Revenue Rights and Qualified
Upgrade Awards shall be implemented pursuant to
Appendix C of Market Rule 1.
25D Scheduling and Curtailment Rules for External Transactions
For purposes of scheduling and curtailment of External
Transactions over interconnections between the
NEPOOL Control Area and neighboring Control Areas, the
following rules shall apply:
(a) External Transaction sales and purchases that
(i) are supported by those service agreements
referenced in Attachment G-3 of this Tariff, (ii)
have not opted for Auction Revenue Rights
consideration under applicable NEPOOL System
Rules, and (iii) have been submitted into the Real-
Time Energy Market prior to noon the day before
the Operating Day as a Self-scheduled External
Transaction ("real-time without price") at an
External Node referenced in Attachment G-3 shall
be assigned the highest transmission priority when
compared to other External Transaction purchases
or sales at that node having the same offer price
or bid price. In the event that the transfer
limit for a given external interface does not
allow all Excepted Transactions submitted over
that interface to flow, they shall be scheduled or
curtailed on a pro-rata basis. For External
Transactions referenced in Attachment G-3 that
also require an advance physical reservation
associated with a MTF or Non-PTF external
interface, the MTF or Non-PTF transmission
priority shall take precedence over the above
language for the purposes of scheduling and
curtailment under Sections 25F(c) and 25F(d),
respectively;
(b) For external interfaces where advance
physical reservations are not required (i.e.,
external interfaces solely made up of PTF, such as
the AC facilities that make up the New York/ New
England interface), scheduling and curtailment of
External Transactions shall be based on economic
merit order in accordance with NEPOOL System
Rules. In the case of a tie within economic
merit, transmission priority and then Real-Time
Energy Market timestamp shall be used as
tiebreakers. With the exception of Section
25F(a), all transactions crossing external
interfaces not requiring advance physical
reservations shall have equal transmission
priority;
(c) For external interfaces where advance
physical reservations are required (i.e., external
interfaces made up of MTF or Non-PTF), scheduling
of External Transactions which satisfy the
reservation requirements for service shall be
based on economic merit order in accordance with
NEPOOL System Rules. In the case of a tie within
economic merit, transmission priority shall be
used as a tiebreaker. Relative to a given
interface, transmission priority is based on the
priority rights of the associated MTF or Non-PTF
transmission reservation. In the case of a tie
within a category of transmission service: (i)
transactions within a given sub-category of non-
firm transmission priority shall be scheduled on
the basis of their Real-Time Energy Market
timestamp order, and (ii) transactions with firm
transmission priority shall be scheduled on a pro-
rata basis;
(d) For external interfaces where advance
physical reservations are required (i.e., external
interfaces made up of MTF or Non-PTF),
curtailments resulting from a reduction in total
transfer capability shall be based on transmission
priority of the associated MTF or Non-PTF
transmission reservation to the extent possible.
In the case of a tie within a category of
transmission service, (a) transactions within a
given sub-category of non-firm transmission
service shall be curtailed on the basis of Real-
Time Energy Market timestamp order, and (b)
transactions with firm transmission service shall
be curtailed on a pro-rata basis;
(e) In instances of an External Transaction
scheduled against multiple reservations on a MTF
or Non-PTF external interface, the lowest
transmission priority of the associated
reservations shall apply;
(f) The transmission priority for wheel-through
transactions will be based on the transmission
service utilized at the restricted external
interface as indicated by the transmission
reservation;
(g) Transmission Customers wishing to schedule
External Transactions shall comply with applicable
NEPOOL System Rules;
(h) Scheduling and curtailment of External
Transactions shall be conducted in accordance with
the specifications of the NEPOOL System Rules and
all applicable tariffs;
(i) External Transactions scheduled in the Real-
Time Energy Market shall continue to be
implemented during periods of Congestion, except
as may be necessary to respond to emergencies;
(j) The System Operator will redispatch all Resources
subject to its control, pursuant to Market Rule 1,
in order to meet load and to accommodate External
Transactions. Participants and Transmission
Customers will be charged for the Congestion Cost
and any other costs associated with such
redispatch in accordance with Market Rule 1.
Pursuant to such redispatch, in the event the
System Operator exercises its right to effect a
Curtailment, in whole or part, of Through or Out
Service or Internal Point-To-Point Transmission
Service or MTF Service, no credit or other
adjustment shall be provided as a result of the
Curtailment with respect to the charge payable by
the customer;
(k) The System Operator will furnish to the Delivering
Party's system operator hour-to-hour schedules
equal to those furnished by the Receiving Party
(unless reduced for losses) and will deliver the
capacity and energy provided by such schedules;
(l) Should the Transmission Customer, Delivering
Party or Receiving Party revise or terminate any
schedule, such party shall immediately notify the
System Operator, and the System Operator will have
the right to adjust accordingly the schedule for
capacity and energy to be received and to be
delivered;
(m) The System Operator shall apply the above-listed
rules consistent with maintaining the reliability
of the NEPOOL Transmission System; and
(n) The System Operator shall develop and post
procedures on its Internet website reflecting the
above-listed External Transaction rules.
Part V - Point-To-Point Transmission Service
7.1 The preamble to Part V is amended to read as follows:
Point-To-Point Transmission Service whether by Participants
or Non-Participants, for all new transfers to be effected as
Internal Point-To-Point Service, MTF Service or as Through
or Out Service, shall be carried out pursuant to the
applicable terms and conditions of Part III, Part V and
Schedule 18 of the Tariff. Point-To-Point Transmission
Service is the service required for the receipt of capacity
and/or energy at designated Point(s) of Receipt and the
transmission of such capacity and/or energy to designated
Point(s) of Delivery. MTF Service shall be reserved on the
OASIS separately pursuant to Schedule 18. Priority of MTF
Service shall be in accordance with the provisions of
Schedule 18 of the Tariff and as provided below.
7.2 Section 26 (Scope of Application of Part V) is amended by
replacing the reference to Section "31.3" with a reference
to Section "32.4", and by deleting the last sentence.
7.3 The following new Section 26A is added:
26A Nature of Through or Out Service
Preamble: Advance reservations will not be
required for Through or Out Service under this
Tariff. However, other advance reservations are
required for Internal Point-To-Point Service and
MTF Service and may be required under other
tariffs applicable to certain external interfaces
within the NEPOOL Control Area. When an External
Transaction sale or Through Service transaction is
submitted by the Transmission Customer and is
scheduled in the Real-Time Energy Market, the
submission shall be deemed a request for Through
or Out Service and the System Operator shall
generate a reservation for Through or Out Service
equal to the transaction's schedule set at the
beginning of the scheduling period; this
reservation amount shall be the basis for the
Reserved Capacity. The Transmission Customer
shall pay for its Reserved Capacity under the
terms of Section 20.
26A.1 Term: The term of Through or Out Service
shall be one hour increments in conjunction with
External Transactions scheduled in the Real-Time
Energy Market.
26A.2 Transmission Priority: All Through or Out
Service offered under this Tariff will be deemed
to have the same transmission priority. Through
or Out Service will have transmission priority
equal to Long-Term Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service, Native Load Customers, Network Customers
and customers for Excepted Transactions. In the
event the PTF and MTF are constrained,
transmission priorities shall be established
separately for the PTF and MTF, respectively.
26A.3 Use of Through or Out Service by the
Participants That Own PTF: A Transmission
Provider that owns PTF will be subject to the
rates, terms and conditions of this Tariff when
making Third-Party Sales to be transmitted as
Through or Out Service under (i) agreements
executed after November 1, 1996 or (ii) agreements
executed on or before November 1, 1996 to the
extent that the Commission requires them to be
unbundled, by the date specified by the
Commission. A Transmission Provider that owns PTF
will maintain separate accounting, pursuant to
Section 8, for any use of Through or Out Service
to make Third-Party Sales to the extent not paid
for under this Tariff.
26A.4 Service Agreements: A standard form Point-To-
Point Transmission Service Agreement (Attachment
A) will be offered to an Eligible Customer when it
submits a Completed Application for Point-To-Point
Transmission Service to be transmitted pursuant to
this Tariff. Executed Service Agreements that
contain the information required under this Tariff
will be filed with the Commission in compliance
with applicable Commission regulations.
26A.5 Transmission Customer Obligations for
Facility Additions or Redispatch Costs: The
System Operator will redispatch all Resources
subject to its control, pursuant to Market Rule 1,
in order to meet load and to accommodate External
Transactions. Participants and Transmission
Customers will be charged for the Congestion Costs
and any other costs associated with such
redispatch in accordance with Market Rule 1.
26A.6 Classification of Through or Out Service:
Deliveries will be provided from the Point(s) of
Receipt to the Point(s) of Delivery. Each Point
of Receipt at which transmission capacity is
reserved for Through or Out Service by the
Transmission Customer shall be set forth in the
schedule submitted in accordance with Market Rule
1 and NEPOOL System Rules. When an External
Transaction sale or a Through Service transaction
is submitted by the Transmission Customer and is
scheduled in the Real-Time Energy Market, the
submission shall be considered deemed a request
for Through or Out Service and the System Operator
will generate a reservation for the Through or Out
Service equal to the transaction's schedule set at
the beginning of the scheduling period; this
reservation amount shall be the basis for the
Reserved Capacity. The Transmission Customer will
be billed and shall pay for its Reserved Capacity
under the terms of Section 20.
7.4 The heading for Section 27 is amended to read as follows:
Nature of Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and Firm MTF
Service
7.5 Section 27.1 (Term) is amended by inserting the word
"Internal" immediately before, and deleting the word
"Transmission" and inserting the phrase "Service and Firm
MTF" immediately after, the term "Point-To-Point".
7.6 Section 27.2 (Reservation Priority) is amended by inserting
the word "transmission" immediately before the word
"priority" at each occurrence in the heading and the
section, by replacing the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission
System" with the term "PTF", by replacing the phrase "Point-
To-Point Transmission" with the phrase "Internal Point-To-
Point" at each occurrence, and by deleting the ninth
sentence in its entirety.
7.7 Section 27.3 (Use of Firm Point-To-Point Service by the
Participants That Own PTF) is amended by inserting the word
"Internal" before the phrase "Point-To-Point" in the heading
and at each occurrence in the Section, and by deleting the
word "Transmission" after the phrase "Point-To-Point" at
each occurrence.
7.8 Section 27.4 (Service Agreements) is amended by inserting
the word "Internal" before the phrase "Point-To-Point" at each
occurrence, by replacing the word "Transmission" with the phrase
"Service Agreement of Firm MTF" after the first occurrence of the
phrase "Point-To-Point", and by replacing the word
"Transmission" with the phrase "Service or Long-Term or Short-
Term Firm MTF" after the second occurrence of the phrase "Point-
to-Point".
7.9 Section 27.5 is amended to read as follows:
Transmission Customer Obligations for Facility Additions or
Redispatch Costs: In cases where it is determined that the
PTF is not capable of providing new Firm Internal Point-To-
Point Service without (1) degrading or impairing the
reliability of service to Native Load Customers, Network
Customers, customers taking service for Excepted
Transactions and other Transmission Customers taking Firm
Internal Point-To-Point Service, or (2) interfering with a
Participant's ability to meet prior firm contractual
commitments to others, the Transmission Providers will be
obligated to arrange to expand or upgrade PTF for Long-Term
Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service pursuant to the terms
of Section 33. The Transmission Customer must agree to
compensate the Transmission Providers or any other entity
designated to effect construction through the System
Operator for any necessary transmission facility additions
or upgrades pursuant to the terms of Section 39. The System
Operator will redispatch all Resources subject to its
control, pursuant to Market Rule 1, in order to meet load
and to accommodate External Transactions. Participants and
Transmission Customers will be charged for the Congestion
Costs and any other costs associated with such redispatch in
accordance with Market Rule 1. Any addition or upgrade or
Direct Assignment Facilities costs to be charged to the
Transmission Customer on an incremental basis under this
Tariff will be specified in the Service Agreement prior to
initiating service.
7.10 Section 27.6 is amended to read as follows:
Curtailment of Firm Transmission Service: The System
Operator will redispatch all Resources subject to its
control, pursuant to Market Rule 1, in order to meet load
and to accommodate External Transactions. Resources within
the NEPOOL Control Area using Firm Internal Point-to- Point
Service shall be curtailed based economic merit order in
accordance with NEPOOL System Rules, and shall have no
physical scheduling or dispatch rights. External
Transactions using Firm MTF Service shall be curtailed
pursuant to Section 25F of this Tariff. Participants and
Transmission Customers will be charged for the Congestion
Cost and any other costs associated with such redispatch in
accordance with Market Rule 1. Pursuant to such redispatch,
in the event the System Operator exercises its right to
effect a Curtailment, in whole or part, of Firm Internal
Point-To-Point Transmission Service or Firm MTF Service, no
credit or other adjustment shall be provided as a result of
the Curtailment with respect to the charge payable by the
Customer.
7.11 Section 27.7 is amended to read as follows:
Classification of Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and
Firm MTF Service:
(a) A Transmission Customer taking Firm Internal Point-
To-Point Service may (1) change its Points of
Receipt and Delivery to obtain service on a non-
firm basis consistent with the terms of Section
36.1 or (2) request a modification of the Points
of Receipt or Delivery on a firm basis pursuant to
the terms of Section 36.2; provided that if any
Transmission Provider or its designee constructed
new facilities or upgraded facilities to
accommodate the original firm service, such
Transmission Provider or its designee shall
continue to be compensated for its facility costs
by the Transmission Customer.
(b) [OMITTED]
(c) Parties requesting Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service and Firm MTF Service for the transmission
of firm power do so with the full realization that
such service is subject to Curtailment under the
terms of this Tariff and that the System Operator
will redispatch all Resources subject to its
control, pursuant to Market Rule 1, in order to
meet load and to accommodate External
Transactions. Participants and Transmission
Customers will be charged for the Congestion Costs
and any other costs associated with such
redispatch in accordance with Market Rule 1. Each
Point of Receipt at which firm transmission
capacity is reserved for Long-Term Firm Internal
Point-To-Point Service or Long-Term Firm MTF
Service by the Transmission Customer shall be set
forth in the Service Agreement for such Service
along with a corresponding capacity reservation
associated with each Point of Receipt. Points of
Receipt and corresponding capacity reservations
shall be as mutually agreed upon by the System
Operator and the Transmission Customer for Short-
Term Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service or Short-
Term Firm MTF Service. Each Point of Delivery at
which firm transmission capacity is reserved for
Long-Term Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service or
Short-Term Firm MTF Service by the Transmission
Customer shall be set forth in the Service
Agreement for such Service along with a
corresponding capacity reservation associated with
each Point of Delivery. Points of Delivery and
corresponding capacity reservations shall be as
mutually agreed upon by the System Operator and
the Transmission Customer for Short-Term Firm
Internal Point-To-Point Service or Short-Term Firm
MTF Service. The greater of either (1) the sum of
the capacity reservations at the Point(s) of
Receipt, or (2) the sum of the capacity
reservations at the Point(s) of Delivery shall be
the Transmission Customer's Reserved Capacity.
The Transmission Customer will be billed for its
Reserved Capacity under the terms of Section 21 or
Section 22A, whichever is applicable. The
Customer's Use may not exceed its firm capacity
reserved at each Point of Receipt and each Point
of Delivery except as otherwise specified in
Section 36. In the event that the Use by a
Transmission Customer (including Third-Party Sales
by the Participants) exceeds that Transmission
Customer's Reserved Capacity at any Point of
Receipt or Point of Delivery in any hour, it shall
pay 200% of the charge which is otherwise
applicable for each Kilowatt of the excess. In
addition, the System Operator will record all
instances in which a Transmission Customer's Use
exceeds that Transmission Customer's firm Reserved
Capacity, and if in any calendar year more than 10
such instances occur with respect to any single
Transmission Customer, then the System Operator
may require such Transmission Customer to apply
for additional Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service under the Tariff in an amount equal to the
greatest amount of the excess of such Transmission
Customer's Use over its firm Reserved Capacity for
the remainder of that calendar year. Charges for
such additional Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service will relate back to the first day of the
month following the month in which the System
Operator notifies such Transmission Customer that
it is subject to the provisions of this paragraph.
7.12 Section 27.8 is amended to read as follows:
Scheduling of Firm Transmission Service: The System
Operator will dispatch all Resources subject to its control,
pursuant to Market Rule 1, in order to meet load and to
accommodate External Transactions. Resources within the
NEPOOL Control Area using Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service shall be dispatched based on economic merit order in
accordance with NEPOOL System Rules and shall have no
physical scheduling or dispatch. External Transactions
using Firm MTF Service shall be dispatched pursuant to
Section 25F of this Tariff. Participants and Transmission
Customers will be charged for the Congestion Costs and any
other costs associated with such dispatch in accordance with
Market Rule 1.
7.13 The heading of Section 28 is amended to read as follows:
Nature of Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and Non-
Firm MTF Service
7.14 Section 28.2 "Reservation Priority" is amended to read as
follows:
Reservation and Transmission Priority: Non-Firm Internal
Point-To-Point Service and Non-Firm MTF Service shall be
available from transmission capability in excess of that
needed for reliable service to Native Load Customers,
Network Customers, customers for Excepted Transactions and
other Transmission Customers taking Through or Out Service,
Long-Term and Short-Term Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service and Long-Term and Short-Term Firm MTF Service. A
higher reservation priority will be assigned to reservations
with a longer duration of service. In the event the PTF and
MTF are constrained, reservation priorities shall be
established separately for the PTF and MTF, respectively.
Competing requests of equal duration over PTF will be
prioritized based on the highest price offered by the
Eligible Customer for the Transmission Service, or in the
event the price for all Eligible Customers is the same, will
be prioritized on a first-come, first-served basis i.e., in
the chronological sequence in which each Customer has
reserved service. Eligible Customers that have already
reserved shorter term service over PTF have the right of
first refusal to match any longer term reservation before
being preempted. A longer term competing request over PTF
for Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service will be granted
if the Eligible Customer with the right of first refusal
does not agree to match the competing request: (a)
immediately for hourly Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service after notification by the System Operator; and (b)
within 24 hours (or earlier if necessary to comply with the
scheduling deadlines provided in Section 28.6) for Non-Firm
Internal Point-To-Point Service other than hourly
transactions using Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service
after notification by the System Operator.
Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service over PTF to
secondary Point(s) of Receipt and Point(s) of Delivery will
have the lowest transmission priority under this Tariff. As
between or among transactions that require the use of both
the PTF and MTF, the transmission priority for such
competing Internal Point-To-Point Service requests over the
PTF shall be determined by the transmission priority held by
the Transmission Customers over MTF.
7.15 Section 28.3 is amended by inserting the word "Internal"
immediately after the phrase "Non-Firm".
7.16 Section 28.4 (Service Agreements) is amended by inserting
the word "Internal" immediately before the phrase "Point-To-
Point" and by deleting the word "Transmission" at each
occurrence.
7.17 Section 28.5 is amended to read as follows:
Classification of Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service
and Non-Firm MTF Service: Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service and Non-Firm MTF Service shall be offered under
applicable terms and conditions contained in Part III of
this Tariff. The NEPOOL Participants undertake no
obligation under this Tariff to plan the PTF in order to
have sufficient capacity for Non-Firm Internal Point-To-
Point Service. Parties requesting Non-Firm Internal Point-
To-Point Service and Non-Firm MTF Service for the
transmission of firm power do so with the full realization
that such service is subject to availability and to
Curtailment under the terms of this Tariff and that the
System Operator will redispatch all Resources subject to its
control, pursuant to Market Rule 1, in order to meet load
and to accommodate External Transactions. Participants and
Transmission Customers will be charged for the Congestion
Costs and any other costs associated with such redispatch in
accordance with Market Rule 1. In the event that the Use by
a Transmission Customer (including Third-Party Sales by a
Participant) exceeds that Transmission Customer's non-
Reserved Capacity at any Point of Receipt or Point of
Delivery, it shall pay 200% of the charge which is otherwise
applicable for each Kilowatt of the excess. In addition,
the System Operator will record all instances in which a
Transmission Customer's Use exceeds that Transmission
Customer's non-firm Reserved Capacity, and if in any
calendar year more than 10 such instances occur with respect
to any single Transmission Customer, then the System
Operator may require such Transmission Customer to apply for
additional Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service under
the Tariff in an amount equal to the greatest amount of the
excess of such Transmission Customer's Use over its non-firm
Reserved Capacity for the remainder of that calendar year.
Charges for such additional Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service will relate back to the first day of the month
following the month in which the System Operator notifies
such Transmission Customer that it is subject to the
provisions of this paragraph.
(a) Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and Non-Firm
MTF Service shall include transmission of energy on an
hourly basis and transmission of scheduled short-term
capacity and energy on a daily, weekly or monthly
basis, but not to exceed one month's reservation for
any one Application.
(b) Each Point of Receipt at which non-firm transmission
capacity is reserved by the Transmission Customer shall
be set forth in the Application along with a
corresponding capacity reservation associated with each
Point of Receipt.
7.18 Section 28.6 is amended to read as follows:
Scheduling of Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and
Non-Firm MTF Service: The System Operator will dispatch all
Resources subject to its control, pursuant to Market Rule 1,
in order to meet load and to accommodate External
Transactions. Resources within the NEPOOL Control Area
using Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service shall be
dispatched based on economic merit order in accordance with
NEPOOL System Rules and shall have no physical scheduling or
dispatch rights. External Transactions using Non-Firm MTF
Service shall be dispatched pursuant to Section 25F of this
Tariff. Participants and Transmission Customers will be
charged for the Congestion Costs and any other costs
associated with such dispatch in accordance with Market Rule
1.
7.19 Section 28.7 is amended to read as follows:
Curtailment of Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and
Non-Firm MTF Service: The System Operator will redispatch
all Resources subject to its control, pursuant to Market
Rule 1, in order to meet load and to accommodate External
Transactions. Resources within the NEPOOL Control Area
using Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service shall be
curtailed based on economic merit order in accordance with
NEPOOL System Rules and shall have no physical scheduling or
dispatch rights. External Transactions using Non-Firm MTF
Service shall be curtailed pursuant to Section 25F of this
Tariff. Participants and Transmission Customers will be
charged for the Congestion Costs and any other costs
associated with such redispatch in accordance with Market
Rule 1. Pursuant to such redispatch, in the event the
System Operator exercises its right to effect a
Curtailment, in whole or in part, of Non-Firm Internal Point-
To-Point Transmission Service, or Non-Firm MTF Service, no
credit or other adjustment shall be provided as a result of
the Curtailment with respect to the charge payable by the
Customer.
7.20 Section 29.1 is amended to read as follows:
General Conditions: Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service on
the PTF is available to any Transmission Customer that has
met the applicable requirements of Section 31. Through or
Out Service on the PTF shall be available to any
Transmission Customer that has met the applicable
requirements of Section 31A.
7.21 Section 29.2 (Determination of Available Transmission
Capability) is amended by deleting the last sentence.
7.22 Section 29.4 is amended to read as follows:
Obligation to Provide Transmission Service that Requires
Expansion or Modification of the Transmission System: If a
Transmission Customer requests that the PTF be expanded or
modified, one or more Transmission Providers or other
entities will be designated to use due diligence to expand
or modify the PTF to increase transfer capability, provided
that the Transmission Customer agrees to compensate the
Transmission Providers or other entities that will be
responsible for the construction of any new facilities or
upgrades for the costs of such new facilities or upgrades
pursuant to the terms of Section 39. The System Operator
and the designated Transmission Providers or other entities
will conform to Good Utility Practice in determining the
need for new transmission facilities or upgrades and in
coordinating the design and construction of such facilities.
This obligation applies only to those facilities that the
designated Transmission Providers or other entities have the
right to expand or modify.
7.23 Section 29.5 is amended to read as follows:
Deferral of Service: Any Qualified Upgrade Award associated
with new transmission facilities or upgrades shall be
subject to completion of construction of those transmission
facilities and upgrades and to such upgrades being placed in
service.
7.24 Section 29.6 is amended to read as follows:
Real Power Losses: Real power losses are associated with
all transmission service. The Transmission Provider is not
obligated to provide real power losses. The cost of PTF
losses shall be recovered through the Loss Component of the
Locational Marginal Prices pursuant to Market Rule 1. Real
power losses across MTF shall be allocated in accordance
with Schedule 18 of this Tariff.
7.25 Section 29.7 (Load Shedding) is amended by replacing the
phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF".
7.26 Section 30.1 is amended to read as follows:
Conditions Required of Transmission Customers: Through or
Out Service, Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and Firm
MTF Service will be provided only if the following
conditions are satisfied by the Transmission Customer:
a. The Transmission Customer has pending a Completed
Application for service;
b. In the case of a Non-Participant, the Transmission
Customer meets the creditworthiness criteria set
forth in Section 11 and the financial assurance
requirements set forth in Attachment M of this Tariff;
c. The Transmission Customer will have arrangements
in place for any other transmission service
necessary to effect the delivery from the generating
source to the Point of Receipt prior to the time service
under the Tariff commences;
d. The Transmission Customer agrees to pay for any
facilities or upgrades constructed or any
Congestion Costs or other redispatch costs chargeable
to such Transmission Customer under this Tariff and
Market Rule 1, whether or not the Transmission Customer
takes service for the full term of its reservation;
e. The Transmission Customer has executed a Service
Agreement or has agreed to receive service
pursuant to Section 29.3; and
f. The Transmission Customer must submit External
Transactions in accordance with the
applicable NEPOOL System Rules and will receive
Transmission Service in conjunction with the scheduled
energy in the Real-Time Energy Market in accordance with
Market Rule 1.
7.27 Section 31 (Procedures for Arranging Firm Point-To-Point
Transmission) is amended by inserting the word "Internal"
before the phrase "Point-To-Point" and replacing the word
"Transmission" with the phrase "Service and Firm MTF".
7.28 Section 31.1 (Application) is amended by inserting the word
"Internal" before the first occurrence of the phrase "Point-
To-Point", by replacing the word "Transmission" with the
phrase "Service and Firm MTF", by replacing the word
"NEPOOL" with the phrase "the System Operator", and by
inserting the word "reservation" before the word "priority"
in the final sentence.
7.29 Section 31.2(viii) is amended by replacing the phrase
"NEPOOL Transmission System" with the word "PTF".
7.30 Section 31.3 (Deposit) is amended by inserting the word
"Internal" before the phrase "Point-To-Point" at each
occurrence, by replacing the word "Transmission" after the
phrase "Point-To-Point" with the phrase "Service or Firm MTF" at
each occurrence, and by replacing the phrase "Administrative
Costs" with the phrase "administrative costs".
7.31 Section 31.4 (Notice of Deficient Application) is amended by
replacing the phrase "Administrative Costs" with the phrase
"administrative costs", and by inserting the word
"reservation" immediately before the word "priority" in the last
sentence.
7.32 Section 31.5 (Response to a Completed Application) is
amended by inserting the word "Internal" before the phrase
"Point-To-Point" and by replacing the word "Transmission" after
the phrase "Point-To-Point" with the phrase "Service or Firm
MTF".
7.33 Section 31.6 (Execution of Service Agreement) is amended by
replacing the phrase "Administrative Costs" with the phrase
"administrative costs".
7.34 Section 31.7 (Extensions for Commencement of Service) is
amended by inserting the word "Internal" before the phrase
"Point-To-Point" throughout, and by replacing the word
"Transmission" after the phrase "Point-To-Point" with the
phrase "Service or Firm MTF" throughout.
7.35 The heading for Section 32 is amended to read as follows:
Procedures for Arranging Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service and Non-Firm MTF Service
7.36 Section 32.1 (Application) is amended by inserting the word
"Internal" before the phrase "Point-To-Point" and by replacing
the word "Transmission" after the phrase "Point-To-Point"
with the phrase "Service or Non-Firm MTF".
7.37 The heading for Section 32.3 is amended to read as follows:
Reservation of Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and
Non-Firm MTF Service
7.38 The following new sections are added in the appropriate
numerical order:
32A Procedures for Arranging Through or Out Service:
Through or Out Service shall be provided in conjunction
with hourly scheduled External Transactions submitted
to the Real-Time Energy Market and in accordance with
Section 25F of the Tariff and the applicable NEPOOL
System Rules. Non-Participants intending to request
Transmission Service through the submittal of an
External Transaction shall first complete the
requirements in this Section 32A of the Tariff.
32A.1 Application: A request for Through or Out Service
for a Non-Participant shall be made in an Application,
delivered to ISO New England Inc., ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇,
▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ or such other address as may be
specified from time to time. The request should be
delivered at least sixty days in advance of the
calendar month in which service is requested to
commence. The System Operator will consider requests
for such service on shorter notice when practicable.
Transmission Service requests should be submitted by
transmitting the Completed Application to the System
Operator by mail or telefax. Each of these methods
will provide a time-stamped record for establishing the
reservation priority of the Application.
32A.2 Completed Application: A Completed Application
for Through or Out Service for a Non-Participant shall
provide all of the information included in 18 C.F.R.
2.20 including but not limited to the following:
(i) The identity, address, telephone number and
facsimile number of the entity requesting service;
(ii) A statement that the entity requesting service is,
or will be upon commencement of service, an
Eligible Customer under this Tariff;
(iii) The location of the Point(s) of Receipt and
Point(s) of Delivery and the identities of the
Delivering Parties and the Receiving Parties;
(iv) The location of the generating facility(ies)
supplying the capacity and energy, and the
location of the load ultimately served by the
capacity and energy transmitted. The System
Operator will treat this information as
confidential in accordance with the NEPOOL
information policy except to the extent that
disclosure of this information is required by this
Tariff, by regulatory or judicial order, or for
reliability purposes pursuant to Good Utility
Practice. The System Operator will treat this
information consistent with the standards of
conduct contained in 18 C.F.R. Part 37 of the
Commission's regulations;
(v) A description of the supply characteristics of the
capacity and energy to be delivered;
(vi) An estimate of the capacity and energy expected to
be delivered to the Receiving Party;
(vii) The Service Commencement Date and the term of
the requested transmission service; and
(viii) The transmission capacity requested for each
Point of Receipt and each Point of Delivery on the
PTF and/or MTF; customers may combine their
requests for service in order to satisfy the
minimum transmission capacity requirement.
The System Operator will treat this information
consistent with the standards of conduct contained in
18 C.F.R. Part 37 of the Commission's regulations.
32A.3 Deposit: A Completed Application for Through or Out
Service by a Non-Participant shall also include a
deposit of one month's charge based on the estimate of
the capacity and energy expected to be delivered to the
Receiving Party. If the Application is rejected by the
System Operator because it does not meet the conditions
for service as set forth herein, or in the case of
requests for service arising in connection with losing
bidders in a request for proposals ("RFP"), the deposit
will be returned with Interest, less any reasonable
administrative costs incurred by the System Operator or
any affected Participants in connection with the review
of the Application. The deposit also will be returned
with Interest less any reasonable administrative costs
incurred by the System Operator or any affected
Participants if the new facilities or upgrades needed
to provide the service cannot be completed. If an
Application is withdrawn or the Eligible Customer
decides not to enter into a Service Agreement for the
Service, the deposit will be refunded in full, with
Interest, less reasonable administrative costs incurred
by the System Operator or any affected Participants to
the extent such costs have not already been recovered
from the Eligible Customer. The System Operator will
provide to the Eligible Customer a complete accounting
of all costs deducted from the refunded deposit, which
the Eligible Customer may contest if there is a dispute
concerning the deducted costs. Deposits associated
with construction of new facilities or upgrades are
subject to the provisions of Section 33. If a Service
Agreement for Through or Out Service is executed, the
deposit, with interest, will be returned to the
Transmission Customer upon expiration or termination of
the Service Agreement. Applicable Interest will be
calculated from the day the deposit is credited to the
System Operator's account.
32A.4 Notice of Deficient Application: If an
Application fails to meet the requirements of this
Tariff, the System Operator will notify the entity
requesting service within fifteen days of the System
Operator's receipt of the Application of the reasons
for such failure. The System Operator will attempt to
remedy minor deficiencies in the Application through
informal communications with the Eligible Customer. If
such efforts are unsuccessful, the System Operator will
return the Application, along with any deposit (less
the reasonable administrative costs incurred by the
System Operator or any affected Participants in
connection with the Application), with Interest. Upon
receipt of a new or revised Application that fully
complies with the requirements of this Tariff, the
Eligible Customer will be assigned a new reservation
priority based upon the date of receipt by the System
Operator of the new or revised Application.
32A.5 Execution of Service Agreement: The System
Operator will notify the Eligible Customer as soon as
practicable but no later than thirty days after receipt
of the Completed Application, and will tender a Service
Agreement to the Eligible Customer. The service
agreement will allow the Eligible Non-Participant
Customer to submit External Transactions in accordance
with Market Rule 1 and the applicable NEPOOL System
Rules. Failure of an Eligible Customer to execute and
return the Service Agreement or request the filing of
an unexecuted Service Agreement pursuant to Section
29.3, within fifteen days after it is tendered by the
System Operator shall be deemed a withdrawal and
termination of the Application and any deposit (less
the reasonable administrative costs incurred by the
System Operator and any affected Participants in
connection with the Application) submitted will be
refunded with Interest. Nothing herein limits the
right of an Eligible Customer to file another
Application after such withdrawal and termination.
7.39 Section 33.1 is amended to read as follows:
Notice of Need for System Impact Study: A request for
Through or Out Service will not normally require a System
Impact Study. A request for Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service may require a System Impact Study. Also, an
Eligible Customer may specifically request that the System
Operator conduct a System Impact Study for an Elective
Transmission Upgrade pursuant to Section 50.2 (a "Study
Request"). After receiving a request for Firm Internal
Point-To-Point Service or a request to study an Elective
Transmission Upgrade, the System Operator will review the
effect of the proposed service or upgrade on the reliability
requirements of the PTF and the indirectly affected MTF
facilities pursuant to meet existing and pending obligations
of the Participants and Non-Participants, and the
obligations of the particular Participants whose PTF or MTF
facilities will be impacted by the proposed service and
determine on a non-discriminatory basis whether a System
Impact Study is needed. If the System Operator determines
that a System Impact Study is necessary to accommodate the
requested Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service, the System
Operator will treat the request for Firm Internal Point-To-
Point Service as a "Study Request". A description of the
methodology for completing a System Impact Study is provided
in Attachment D. After receiving a Request, the System
Operator will within thirty days of receipt of a Study
Request, tender a System Impact Study agreement in the form
of Exhibit I to this Tariff, or in any other form that is
mutually agreed to, pursuant to which the Eligible Customer
shall agree to reimburse the System Operator and any
affected Participants for performing the required System
Impact Study. Before a Study Request is evaluated, the
Eligible Customer shall execute the System Impact Study
agreement and return it to the System Operator within
fifteen days. If the Eligible Customer elects not to
execute a System Impact Study agreement, its request shall
be deemed withdrawn and its deposit (less the reasonable
administrative costs incurred by the System Operator and any
affected Participants in connection with the Application),
will be returned with Interest.
7.40 Section 33.2 (System Impact Study Agreement and Cost
Reimbursement) is amended by replacing the phrase "NEPOOL
Transmission System and/or" with the phrase "PTF and
indirectly affected", by inserting the phrase "of the
customer request for Internal Point-To-Point Service or for
an Elective Upgrade" after the term "MTF", by replacing the
first occurrence of the word "service" with the phrase "a
similar study" in subsection (ii), and by deleting the
phrase "for service" immediately after the word "requests"
in subsection (ii).
7.41 Section 33.3 is amended to read as follows:
System Impact Study Procedures: Upon receipt of an executed
System Impact Study agreement, the System Operator and any
affected Participants will use due diligence to complete the
required System Impact Study within a sixty-day period. The
System Impact Study shall identify the need for additional
Direct Assignment Facilities or facility additions or
upgrades required to comply with the Eligible Customer's
request. In the event that the required System Impact Study
cannot be completed within such time period, the System
Operator will so notify the Eligible Customer and provide an
estimated completion date along with an explanation of the
reasons why additional time is required to complete the
required study and an estimate of any increase in cost which
will result from the delay. A copy of the completed System
Impact Study and related work papers shall be made available
to the Eligible Customer. The System Operator will use the
same due diligence in completing the System Impact Study for
an Eligible Customer that is a Non-Participant as it uses
when completing studies for the Participants. The System
Operator will notify the Eligible Customer immediately upon
completion of the System Impact Study.
7.42 Section 33.4 is amended to read as follows:
Facilities Study Procedures: After a System Impact Study
indicates that additions or upgrades to the PTF or
indirectly affected MTF are needed to accommodate the
Eligible Customer's Study Request, the System Operator,
within thirty days of the completion of the System Impact
Study, will tender to the Eligible Customer a Facilities
Study agreement in the form of Attachment J to this Tariff,
or in any other form that is mutually agreed to, which is to
be entered into by the Eligible Customer and the System
Operator and, if deemed necessary by the System Operator, by
one or more affected Transmission Provider(s) and pursuant
to which the Eligible Customer shall agree to reimburse the
System Operator and any affected Transmission Providers or
other entity designated by the System Operator for
performing any required Facilities Study. If the Eligible
Customer wants the System Operator to undertake the
Facilities Study, the Eligible Customer shall execute the
Facilities Study agreement and return it to the System
Operator within fifteen days. If the Eligible Customer
elects not to execute the Facilities Study agreement, its
Study Request shall be deemed withdrawn and its deposit, if
any (less the reasonable administrative costs incurred by
the System Operator and any affected Participants in
connection with the Application), will be returned with
Interest. Upon receipt of an executed Facilities Study
agreement, the System Operator and any affected Transmission
Provider(s) or other designated entity will use due
diligence to cause the required Facilities Study to be
completed within a sixty-day period. If a Facilities Study
cannot be completed in the allotted time period, the System
Operator will notify the Eligible Customer and provide an
estimate of the time needed to reach a final determination
and any resulting increase in the cost, along with an
explanation of the reasons that additional time is required
to complete the study. When completed, the Facilities Study
shall include a good faith estimate of (i) the cost of
Direct Assignment Facilities to be charged to the Eligible
Customer, or (ii) the Eligible Customer's appropriate share
of the cost of any required additions or upgrades, and (iii)
the time required to complete such construction. The
Eligible Customer shall provide a letter of credit or other
reasonable form of security acceptable to the Transmission
Providers or other entities that will be responsible for
the construction of the new facilities or upgrades
equivalent to the costs of the new facilities or upgrades
and consistent with relevant commercial practices, as
established by the Uniform Commercial Code. In addition to
the foregoing, each Facilities Study performed on or after
the SMD Effective Date shall, if requested by the
Transmission Customer, contain a non-binding estimate from
the System Operator of the Qualified Upgrade Awards, if any,
resulting from the construction of the new facilities.
After completion of the transmission upgrade or expansion,
the System Operator shall determine the Qualified Upgrade
Awards, if any, resulting from the upgrade or expansion.
The Transmission Customer shall be responsible for the cost
of any study required to determine the Qualified Upgrade
Awards.
7.43 Section 33.5 is amended by substituting the word Eligible in
place of the second occurrence of the word "Transmission".
7.44 Section 33.6 is amended by replacing the phrase "NEPOOL
Transmission System" with the term "PTF", and by deleting
the phrase "in order to provide the requested Firm Point-To-
Point Transmission Service" from the second sentence.
7.45 Section 33.8 is amended by replacing the phrase "Service
Agreement" with the phrase "Study Request" at each
occurrence.
7.46 The heading for Section 34 is amended by deleting the word
"Firm".
7.47 Section 34.1 is amended by deleting the phrase "for Firm
Point-To-Point Service" from the first sentence.
7.48 Section 34.2 (Alternatives to the Original Facility
Additions) is amended by deleting the phrase "with its
Completed Application" from the second sentence and by
deleting the third sentence in its entirety.
7.49 Section 34.3 (Refund Obligation for Unfinished Facility
Additions) is amended by deleting the phrase "and the
requested service cannot be provided out of existing
capability under the conditions of this Tariff" from the
first sentence, and by replacing the phrase "Firm Point-To-
Point Transmission Service" in the first sentence with the
phrase "construction of additional facilities".
7.50 Section 35.2 (Coordination of Third-Party System Additions)
is amended by replacing the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission
System" with the term "PTF".
7.51 The heading for Section 36 is amended to read as follows:
Changes in Service Specifications of Internal Point-To Point
Service and MTF Service
7.52 Section 36.1 is amended to read as follows:
Modification on a Non-Firm Basis: The Transmission Customer
taking Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and Firm MTF
Service may submit a request to the System Operator for
transmission service on a non-firm basis over Point(s) of
Receipt and Point(s) of Delivery other than those specified
in the Service Agreement ("Secondary Receipt and Delivery
Points"), in amounts not to exceed the Transmission
Customer's firm capacity reservation, without incurring an
additional Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service charge
or an additional Non-Firm MTF Service charge or executing a
new Service Agreement, subject to the following conditions:
(a) service provided over Secondary Receipt and Delivery
Points will be non-firm only, on an as-available basis,
and will not displace any firm or non-firm service
reserved or scheduled by Participants or Non-
Participants under this Tariff or by the Participants
on behalf of their Native Load Customers or Excepted
Transactions;
(b) the sum of all Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service and
Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service or Firm MTF
Service and Non-Firm MTF Service provided to the
Transmission Customer at any time pursuant to this
section shall not exceed the Reserved Capacity
specified in the relevant Service Agreement under which
such services are provided;
(c) the Transmission Customer shall retain its right to
schedule Firm Internal Point-ToPoint Service and Firm
MTF Service at the Point(s) of Receipt and Point(s) of
Delivery specified in the relevant Service Agreement in
the amount of the Transmission Customer's original
capacity reservation; and
(d) service over Secondary Receipt and Delivery Points on a
non-firm basis shall not require the filing of an
Application for Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point
Service or Non-Firm MTF Service under the Tariff.
However, all other requirements of this Tariff (except
as to transmission rates) shall apply to transmission
service on a non-firm basis over Secondary Receipt and
Delivery Points.
7.53 Section 36.2 (Modification on a Firm Basis) is amended by
inserting the word "reservation" before the word "priority"
in the second sentence.
7.54 The heading for Section 37 is amended to read as follows:
Sale, Assignment or Transfer of Internal Point-to Point
Service and MTF Service
7.55 Section 37.1 (Procedures for Sale, Assignment or Transfer of
Service) is amended by inserting the word "transmission"
immediately before the word "priority" in the fourth
sentence.
7.56 The following new section 37.4 is added in the appropriate
numerical order:
Transfer of FTRs: The sale, resale, or assignment of FTRs
shall be conducted pursuant to Market Rule 1.
7.57 Section 39 is amended to read as follows:
Compensation for New Facilities and Redispatch Costs:
Whenever a System Impact Study performed in connection with
a Study Request identifies the need for new facilities or
upgrades, the Transmission Customer shall be responsible for
such costs to the extent they are consistent with Commission
policy and Schedules 11 and 12. The System Operator will
redispatch all Resources subject to its control, pursuant to
Market Rule 1, in order to meet load and to accommodate
External Transactions. Participants and Transmission
Customers will be charged for the Congestion Costs and any
other costs associated with such redispatch in accordance
with Market Rule 1. The Transmission Customer shall be
responsible for costs of new facilities or upgrades required
to provide the requested service to the extent they are
consistent with Commission policy and Schedules 11 and 12.
Part VI - Regional Network Service
(Network Integration Transmission Service)
8.1 Sections 40.2 (Transmission Provider Responsibilities), 40.3
(Network Integration Transmission Service), 41.3 (Technical
Arrangements to be Completed Prior to Commencement of
Service), 41.4 (Network Customer Facilities), 42.5
(Transmission Arrangements for Network Resources Not
Physically Interconnected With the NEPOOL Transmission
System), 42.7 (Use of Interface Capacity by the Network
Customer), 43.3 (Network Load Not Physically Interconnected
with the NEPOOL Transmission System), 43.4 (New
Interconnection Points), 44.2 (System Impact Study Agreement
and Cost Reimbursement), 45.1 (Procedures), 45.4
(Curtailments of Scheduled Deliveries), 45.6 (Load
Shedding), 45.7 (System Reliability), 47.2 (Network
Operating Agreement), 50.2 (Interconnection of Elective
Transmission Upgrades), 51.1 (General), 51.6 (Request for
Proposals ("RFP") Process for Upgrades), and 51.8 (Merchant
Transmission Facilities; Compliance), including, as
appropriate, headings for those sections, are amended by
replacing the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" with the
term "PTF" at each occurrence.
8.2 Section 40.5 is amended to read as follows:
Real Power Losses: Real Power Losses are associated with
all transmission service. The Transmission Provider is not
obligated to provide Real Power Losses. The cost of PTF
losses shall be recovered through the Loss Component of the
Locational Marginal Prices provided for in Market Rule 1.
8.3 Section 41.2 (Application Procedures) is amended by
inserting the word "reservation" before the word "priority"
at the first and third occurrence of the word "priority",
and by replacing the word "Interruption" with the word
"interruption" at each occurrence.
8.4 Section 42.4 is amended to read as follows:
Network Customer Redispatch Obligation: As a condition to
receiving Network Integration Transmission Service, the
Network Customer agrees to redispatch its Network Resources
as requested by the System Operator pursuant to Section
45.2. The System Operator will redispatch all Resources
subject to its control, pursuant to Market Rule 1, in order
to meet load and to accommodate External Transactions.
Participants and Transmission Customers will be charged for
the Congestion Costs and any other costs associated with
such redispatch in accordance with Market Rule 1.
8.5 Section 42.6 (Limitation on Designation of Resources) is
amended by replacing the word "Entitlement" with the phrase
"Ownership Share" and by replacing the phrase "NEPOOL
Transmission System" with the term "PTF".
8.6 Section 43.2 (New Network Loads Connected With the NEPOOL
Transmission System) is amended by replacing the phrase
"NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF", and by
replacing the reference to "Schedule 11" with a reference to
"Schedules 11 and 12".
8.7 Section 44.1 (Notice of Need for System Impact Study) is
amended by replacing the phrase "Administrative Costs" with
the phrase "administrative costs".
8.8 Section 44.2(ii) (System Impact Study Agreement and Cost
Reimbursement) is amended to read as follows:
If in response to multiple Eligible Customers requesting the
service in relation to the same competitive solicitation, a
single System Impact Study is sufficient for the System
Operator and the affected Participants to accommodate the
service, the costs of that study shall be prorated among the
Eligible Customers.
8.9 Section 44.3 (System Impact Study Procedures) is amended by
inserting the phrase "and indirectly affected MTF owners"
after the word "Participants" in the first sentence, and by
deleting the phrase ", redispatch options," in the second
sentence.
8.10 Section 44.4 (Facilities Study Procedures) is amended by
replacing the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission Service" with the
term "PTF", by replacing the word "request" with the phrase
"or to mitigate indirect impacts on the MTF facilities" in
the first sentence, by deleting the word "and" from the
final sentence, and by adding the following text to the end
of the Section:
In addition to the foregoing, each Facilities Study
performed on or after the SMD Effective Date shall, if
requested by the Transmission Customer, contain a non-
binding estimate from the System Operator of the Qualified
Upgrade Awards, if any, resulting from the construction of
the new facilities. After completion of the transmission
upgrade or expansion, the System Operator shall determine
the Qualified Upgrade Awards, if any, resulting from the
upgrade or expansion. The Transmission Customer shall be
responsible for the cost of any study required to determine
the Qualified Upgrade Awards.
8.11 Section 45.2 (Transmission Constraints) is amended by
replacing the phrases "NEPOOL Transmission System" and
"Transmission System" with the term "PTF".
8.12 Section 45.3 is amended to read as follows:
Cost Responsibility for Relieving Transmission Constraints:
Whenever the System Operator implements least-cost
redispatch procedures in response to a transmission
constraint, the Non- Participant Transmission Customers and
Participants will bear the costs of such redispatch in
accordance with Market Rule 1.
8.13 Section 45.5 (Allocation of Curtailments) is amended by
replacing the word "Import" with the word "External" and by
replacing "14.1" with "25F".
8.14 Section 46 (Rates and Charges) is amended by replacing the
term Schedule 11," with the term "Schedules 11 and 12".
8.15 Section 48 (Scope of Application of Part VI to Participants)
is amended by deleting the phrase ", unless they elect in
accordance with Section 3.3 of this Tariff to receive
Internal Point-To-Point Service at one or more Point(s) of
Delivery from one or more Point(s) of Receipt" in subsection
(a), and by replacing the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission
System" with the term "PTF".
Part VII - Transmission Planning, Additions and Modifications
9.1 Section 49 (General) is amended by replacing the phrase
"NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF", by
omitting subsection (d), by adding the word "Costs" after
the word "Congestion" in the first sentence of subsection
(e), by inserting the word "transmission" before the word
"priorities" in the seventh sentence of subsection (e), by
replacing the term "ARRs" with the phrase "Qualified Upgrade
Awards" in the eighth sentence of subsection (e), by
replacing the phrase "Schedules 14 and 15" with the phrase
"Appendix C of Market Rule 1" in the eighth sentence of
subsection (e), by replacing the term "FCRs" with the term
"FTRs" and by replacing the phrase "Schedule 14" with the
phrase "Section 7 of Market Rule 1".
9.2 Section 50.1 (Interconnection of Generating Unit Under the
Minimum Interconnection Standard) is amended by replacing
the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF",
and by replacing the term "CMS" with the term "SMD", by
inserting the word "Cost" after the term "Congestion" in the
third full sentence of subsection (f), by inserting the word
"cost" after the term "RMR" in the fifth full sentence of
subsection (f), and by replacing the word "cost" with the
word "Cost" after the word "Congestion" in the fifth full
sentence of subsection (f).
9.3 Section 51.4 (Procedures for Developing a NEPOOL
Transmission Plan) is amended by replacing the phrase
"NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF", and by
replacing the phrase "Schedule 11 or 12" with the phrase
"Schedules 11, 12 or 18" in subsection (j).
9.4 Section 51.8(c) is amended to read as follows:
Merchant Transmission Facilities, including those defined as
MTF, shall be subject to the operational control, scheduling
and maintenance coordination of the System Operator.
Schedules, Attachments, and Implementation Rules
10.1 The reference in the last sentence of Schedule 1 to
"Regional Transmission Operations Committee" is amended to
read "Participants Committee".
10.2 The following parenthetical is added after each occurance of
the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" in the first
paragraph of Section I of Schedule 2:
(for voltage constraints that are reflected in the System
Operator's systems for operating the NEPOOL Transmission
System or in the System Operator's operating procedures)
10.3 Section 1.8 under Part II of Schedule 2 is amended to read
as follows:
A Qualified Generator's VAR Payment shall equal the (1/12) *
(VAR Rate*Qualified VARs)
10.4 Section 2.1 under Part II of Schedule 2 is amended to read
as follows:
The Lost Opportunity Cost for hydro, pumped storage and
thermal generating units that are dispatched down by the
ISO, a NEPOOL satellite or a NEPOOL Participant dispatch
center for the purpose of providing reactive supply and
voltage control will be calculated pursuant to Market Rule
1.
10.5 Section 3.1 under Part II of Schedule 2 is amended to read
as follows:
Motoring Hydro or Pumped Storage Generating Units. The SCL
associated with hydro and pumped storage generating units
that are motoring at the request of the ISO, a NEPOOL
satellite or a NEPOOL Participant dispatch center for the
purpose of providing reactive supply and voltage control
will equal the cost of energy to motor and will be
calculated in each hour as follows: SCL = (MWhUnit * (ECP or
LMP or Actual energy cost), where the MwhUnit are calculated
pursuant to the Schedule 2 Business Procedure. Actual
energy cost applies only if motoring energy is purchased
through a bilateral contract.
10.6 Sections 4.1 and 4.2 under Part II of Schedule 2 are amended
by replacing the phrase "applicable Market Rules" with
"Market Rule 1 and NEPOOL System Rules".
10.7 Schedule 3 is amended to read as follows:
Regulation and Frequency Response Service (Automatic Generation
Control)
Regulation and Frequency Response Service (Automatic
Generator Control) is necessary to provide for continuous
balancing of resources (generation and interchange) with
Load, and for maintaining scheduled interconnection
frequency at sixty cycles per second (60 Hz). Regulation
and Frequency Response Service (Automatic Generation
Control) is accomplished by committing on-line generation
whose output is raised or lowered (predominantly through the
use of automatic generating control equipment) as necessary
to follow the moment-by-moment changes in load. The
obligation to maintain this balance between resources and
load lies with the System Operator and this service will be
available to all Participants that have a load obligation in
the NEPOOL Market pursuant to Market Rule 1. The
Transmission Customer must either take this service from the
System Operator through the NEPOOL Market or make
alternative comparable arrangements to satisfy its
Regulation and Frequency Response Service (Automatic
Generator Control or AGC) obligation.
Charges for this Service shall be determined on the
basis of offers submitted by Participants in accordance with
Market Rule 1. The per unit charge for this Service to Non-
Participants shall be the same as the charge to
Participants. The transmission service required with
respect to Regulation and Frequency Response Service
(Automatic Generator Control) will be paid for as part of
Regional Network Service, Internal Point-To-Point Service or
Through or Out Service by all Participants and other
entities that have a load obligation in the NEPOOL Market
Pursuant to Market Rule 1. The charge for Regional Network
Service is determined in accordance with Schedule 9 of the
Tariff. The charge for Internal Point-To-Point Service is
determined in accordance with Schedule 10 of the Tariff.
The charge for Through or Out Service is determined in
accordance with Schedule 8 of the Tariff.
10.8 Schedule 4 is amended to read as follows:
Energy Imbalance Service
Energy Imbalance Service is the service provided when a
difference occurs between the scheduled and the actual
delivery of energy to a load obligation in the NEPOOL Market
in accordance with Market Rule 1 during a single hour. The
Transmission Customer may either supply its load obligation
from its own resources or through bilateral transactions or
obtain the service through the NEPOOL Market. This service
will be available to all Participants that have a load or
generation obligation in the NEPOOL Market pursuant to
Market Rule 1. The prices for such service will be the
applicable Locational Marginal Prices determined pursuant to
Market Rule 1.
The transmission service required with respect to
Energy Imbalance Service will be furnished as part of
Regional Network Service, Internal Point-To-Point Service or
Through or Out Service to all Participants and other
entities that have a load or generation obligation in the
NEPOOL Market in accordance with Market Rule 1. The charge
for Regional Network Service is determined in accordance
with Schedule 9 of the Tariff. The charge for Internal
Point- to-Point Service is determined in accordance with
Schedule 10 of the Tariff. The charge for Through or Out
Service is determined in accordance with Schedule 8 of the
Tariff.
10.9 Schedule 5 is amended to read as follows:
Operating Reserve - Spinning Reserve Service
Spinning Reserve Service is a service needed to serve
load immediately in the event of a system contingency. This
service will be available to all Participants that have a
load obligation in the NEPOOL Market in accordance with
Market Rule 1. The Transmission Customer may either supply
this service with its own resources or through bilateral
arrangements, or obtain the service through the NEPOOL
Market.
The total of each category of Operating Reserve
requirements for the NEPOOL Control Area in each hour is
determined by the System Operator in accordance with
applicable NEPOOL System Rules.
The amount of and charges for Spinning Reserve Service
will be accounted and paid for as part of the Operating
Reserves pursuant to Section 3.2.3 of Market Rule 1. The
transmission service required with respect to Operating
Reserve will be paid for as part of Regional Network
Service, Internal Point-To-Point Service or Through or Out
Service by all Participants and other entities that have a
load obligation in the NEPOOL Market in accordance with
Market Rule 1. The charge for Regional Network Service is
determined in accordance with Schedule 9 of the Tariff. The
charge for Internal Point-To-Point Service is determined in
accordance with Schedule 10 of the Tariff. The charge for
Through or Out Service is determined in accordance with
Schedule 8 of the Tariff.
10.10 Schedule 6 is amended to read as follows:
Operating Reserve - Supplemental Reserve Service
Supplemental Reserve Service is a service needed to
serve load in the event of a system contingency; however, it
is not available immediately to serve load but rather within
a short period of time. Supplemental Reserve Service may be
provided by generating units that are on-line but unloaded,
by quick-start generation or by interruptible load. This
service will be available to all Participants that have a
load obligation in the NEPOOL Market in accordance with
Market Rule 1. The Transmission Customer may either supply
this service with its own resources or through bilateral
arrangements, or obtain the service through the NEPOOL
Market.
The total of each category of Operating Reserve
requirements for the NEPOOL Control Area in each hour is
determined by the System Operator in accordance with
applicable NEPOOL System Rules.
The amount of and charges for Supplemental Reserve
Service will be accounted and paid for as part of the
Operating Reserves pursuant to Section 3.2.3 of Market Rule
1.
The transmission service required with respect to
Operating Reserve will be paid for as part of Regional
Network Service, Internal Point-To-Point Service or Through
or Out Service by all Participants and other entities that
have a load obligation in the NEPOOL Market pursuant to
Market Rule 1. The charge for Regional Network Service is
determined in accordance with Schedule 9 of the Tariff. The
charge for Internal Point-To-Point Service is determined in
accordance with Schedule 10 of the Tariff. The charge for
Through or Out Service is determined in accordance with
Schedule 8 of the Tariff.
10.11 Schedule 7 is deleted in its entirety.
10.12 Schedule 8 is amended to read as follows:
Through or Out Service - The Pool PTF Rate
(1) A Transmission Customer shall pay to NEPOOL for Through
or Out Service reserved for it in accordance with
Section 18 of the Tariff the the Pool PTF Rate. The
Transmission Customer shall also be obligated to pay
any applicable ancillary service charges and any
charges required to be paid pursuant to Market Rule 1.
(2) The Pool PTF Rate in effect at any time shall be
determined annually on the basis of the information for
the most recent calendar year contained in Form 1
filings (or similar information on the books of
Transmission Providers that are not required to submit
a Form 1 filing) and shall be changed annually
effective as of June 1 in each year. The Pool PTF rate
shall be equal to (i) the sum for all Participants of
Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements determined in
accordance with Attachment F divided by (ii) the sum of
the coincident Monthly Peaks (as defined in Section
46.1) of all Local Networks, excluding from the Monthly
Peak for each Local Network as applicable the loads at
each applicable Point of Delivery of each Participant
or Non-Participant which has elected to take Internal
Point-To-Point Service in lieu of Regional Network
Service at one or more Points of Delivery; plus the
Long-Term Firm Reserved Capacity amount for each such
Participant or Non-Participant which has elected to
take Firm Internal Point-To-Point Service in lieu of
Regional Network Service at one or more Points of
Delivery plus any Long-Term Reserved Capacity amount
reserved prior to the SMD Effective Date for each
Participant or Non-Participant for Firm Through or Out
Service. Revenues associated with Short-Term Point-To-
Point reservations will be credited to the sum of all
Participants' Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements
referred to in (i) above.
(3) Discounts: Three principal requirements apply to
discounts for Through or Out Service as follows (1) any
offer of a discount made by the Participants must be
announced to all Eligible Customers solely by posting
on the OASIS, (2) any customer-initiated requests for
discounts (including requests for use by one's
wholesale merchant or an affiliate's use) must occur
solely by posting on the OASIS, and (3) once a discount
is negotiated, details must be immediately posted on
the OASIS. For any discount agreed upon for service on
a path, from Point(s) of Receipt to Point(s) of
Delivery, the Participants must offer the same
discounted transmission service rate for the same time
period to all Eligible Customers on all unconstrained
transmission paths that go to the same Point(s) of
Delivery on the PTF.
10.13 Schedule 9 is amended by replacing the phrase
"applicable congestion or other uplift charge" with the word
"charges" in subsection (1), by replacing the phrase
"Sections 24, 25A and 25B of this Tariff" with the phrase
"Market Rule 1" in subsection (1), by inserting the word
"any" before the second occurrence of the phrase "Long-Term"
in subsection (6) and by inserting the phrase "reserved
prior to the SMD Effective Date" after the last occurrence
of the phrase "Reserved Capacity amount" in subsection (8).
10.14 Schedule 10 is amended to read as follows:
Internal Point-To-Point Service
(1) A Transmission Customer shall pay to NEPOOL for firm or
non-firm Internal Point-To-Point Service reserved for
it in accordance with Section 19 of the Tariff a charge
per Kilowatt, as determined for the period of the
service in accordance with Section 21 of this Tariff,
equal to the Internal Point-To-Point Service Rate;
provided that if, a rate which is derived from the
annual incremental cost not otherwise borne by the
Transmission Customer or a Generator Owner, of any new
facilities or upgrades that would not be required but
for the need to provide the requested service is
greater than the Pool PTF Rate, the charge shall be the
higher of such amounts.. The Customer shall also be
obligated to pay any ancillary service charges and any
other charges required to be paid pursuant to Market
Rule 1.
(2) Discounts: Three principal requirements apply to
discounts for Internal Point-To-Point Service as
follows (1) any offer of a discount made by the
Participants must be announced to all Eligible
Customers solely by posting on the OASIS, (2) any
customer-initiated requests for discounts (including
requests for use by one's wholesale merchant or an
affiliate's use) must occur solely by posting on the
OASIS, and (3) once a discount is negotiated, details
must be immediately posted on the OASIS. For any
discount agreed upon for service on a path, from
Point(s) of Receipt to Point(s) of Delivery, the
Participants must offer the same discounted
transmission service rate for the same time period to
all Eligible Customers on all unconstrained
transmission paths that go to the same Point(s) of
Delivery on the PTF.
10.15 Subsection (3) of Schedule 12 is amended by replacing
the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF".
10.16 Section 3.1 of Schedule 18 is amended to read as
follows:
Availability of MTF Service: To the extent that
transmission capability over MTF has not been fully
allocated in accordance with Section 2 of this Schedule 18,
a Participant or Non-Participant that is an Eligible
Customer (except as provided below) may reserve Firm or Non-
Firm MTF Service. Such service shall be provided by the
MTF Provider(s) and shall be reserved pursuant to the
applicable terms and conditions of this Schedule 18. MTF
Service shall be reserved through the System Operator
separately pursuant to Schedule 18. Service on the MTF
requires advance reservations. MTF Service is available to
any Eligible Customer unless an MTF Provider has informed
the System Operator that MTF Service shall not be made
available to such Eligible Customer due to that Customer's
failure to make necessary payments for previously assessed
MTF Service Charges or failure to meet the creditworthiness
or operational requirements posted by the MTF Provider on
the NEPOOL OASIS.
10.17 Section 3.3 of Schedule 18 is amended to read as
follows:
Use of MTF Service By a Transmission Customer: If a
Transmission Customer elects to take MTF Service it may
reserve transmission capability for such service to cover
both the delivery to it over the MTF of Energy and capacity
(to the extent permitted under applicable Market Rules)
covered by the Ownership Share designated by it in Completed
Applications and the delivery to or from it over the MTF in
Interchange Transactions of Energy and/or capacity (to the
extent permitted under applicable Market Rules). In order
to fulfill its obligations to serve load or to consummate a
transaction, a Transmission Customer which takes MTF Service
must also take service under the Tariff for use of the PTF
and under any applicable Local Network Service tariff for
use of the Non-PTF. Any load-serving entity may use MTF
Service to effect sales in bilateral arrangements, whether
or not it elects to take Internal Point-To-Point Service on
the PTF to serve its load.
10.18 Section 5 of Schedule 18 is amended to read as follows:
MTF Service Reservation, interruption and Curtailment
priorities: The MTF Provider shall furnish to the System
Operator for posting on NEPOOL OASIS, and the System
Operator shall post on the NEPOOL OASIS, rules setting
reservation, interruption and Curtailment priorities for
Firm and Non-Firm MTF Service. Such rules shall be non-
discriminatory and consistent with the Commission's approval
of the rights to charge negotiated rates (i.e., rates
established pursuant to market mechanisms as recognized for
merchant transmission projects and not included in NEPOOL
Tariff rates). If an MTF Provider fails to furnish to the
System Operator such rules, reservation, interruption and
Curtailment priorities for Firm and Non-Firm MTF Service
shall be the same as those established under the Tariff for
Firm and Non-Firm Internal Point-To-Point Transmission
Service over the PTF. The reservation priority for Long-
Term Firm Transmission Service and Short-Term Firm
Transmission Service based upon an award of transmission
capability of MTF pursuant to a Commission-approved rights
allocation process shall be the date of the issuance of such
award.
When the System Operator determines that an electrical
emergency exists on the NEPOOL Transmission System and
implements emergency procedures to effect a Curtailment of
MTF Service, the Transmission Customer shall make the
required reductions upon the System Operator's request. The
System Operator reserves the right to effect a Curtailment,
in whole or in part, of any MTF Service provided under this
Tariff when, in the System Operator's sole discretion, an
emergency or other unforeseen condition impairs or degrades
the reliability of the NEPOOL Transmission System. The
System Operator will notify all affected Transmission
Customers in a timely manner of any scheduled Curtailments.
In the event the System Operator exercises its right to
effect a Curtailment, in whole or part, of Firm MTF Service,
no credit or other adjustment shall be provided as a result
of the Curtailment with respect to the charge payable by the
Customer, unless provided for by the MTF Provider under
arrangements between the MTF Provider and the Transmission
Customer. To the extent not otherwise provided for in this
Section 5, Curtailments Interruptions of MTF Service shall
be in accordance with Sections 27.6 and 28.7of the Tariff.
10.19 Section 6 of Schedule 18 is amended to read as follows:
Real Power Losses: Real power losses across MTF shall be
allocated solely to Transmission Customers that use MTF.
Such allocation for transactions across MTF shall be
pursuant to Market Rule 1.
10.20 Section 8 of Schedule 18 is amended to read as follows:
No Effect on Rates; No Allocation of Revenues: MTF and MTF
Service shall not affect rates for service on the PTF under
the Tariff and MTF Providers shall not be allocated any
revenues collected under the Tariff for such service.
10.21 Section 9 of Schedule 18 is amended to read as follows:
Ancillary Services: Congestion Costs and Ancillary Services
costs associated with MTF Service Shall be assessed pursuant
to Market Rule 1.
10.22 A new Schedule 19 is added to reads as follows:
Special Constraint Resource Service
In order to maintain area reliability, Transmission
Owners or distribution companies may request the System
Operator to change the commitment of a generating Resource
or the incremental loading on a previously committed
generating Resource to provide relief for constraints not
reflected in the System Operator's systems for operating the
NEPOOL Transmission System or the System Operator's
operating procedures. Requests will normally be made to the
System Operator via the appropriate Satellite unless
emergency conditions justify immediate communications with
the Resources.
Such out of merit operation of units for any
reliability purposes to provide relief for constraints
(thermal, voltage or stability) not reflected in the System
Operator's systems or procedures will result in the
Resource(s) being designated as a Special Constraint
Resource and administered in accordance with the provisions
of this Schedule. However, in the event a SCR is requested
on by a Participant and the System Operator also requires
that unit to be on-line in accordance with the System
Operator's systems and procedures, the System Operator will
apply the appropriate flag to reflect the System Operator's
need for the unit and will only flag the unit as SCR when
the System Operator does not require the Resource (or when
changed dispatch of the unit is requested by the
Participant). When a unit would not be operating above its
Economic Minimum Limit (as defined in Market Rule 1) but for
the request of the Participant, it shall be flagged as SCR.
In the event that the System Operator requires that a unit,
previously designated and flagged as SCR, becomes a unit
required by the System Operator to be on-line in accordance
with the System Operator's systems and procedures (including
economic dispatch or for purposes of RMR, first contingency
or capacity), the SCR designation and flag will be removed.
I. DETERMINING THE AMOUNT TO BE PAID FOR SERVICE UNDER
THIS SCHEDULE
Service under this Schedule is to be provided through
the System Operator. The Transmission Owner or distribution
company making a request or on whose behalf a Satellite
makes a request to change the commitment of a generating
Resource or the incremental loading on a previously
committed generating Resource must purchase such service
through the System Operator. The Transmission Owner or
distribution company shall be charged an amount equal to the
Operating Reserve Credits as calculated pursuant to Market
Rule 1 related to the Real-Time operation of the Special
Constraint Resource.
II. DETERMINING A GENERATOR'S COMPENSATION FOR PROVIDING
SERVICE UNDER THIS SCHEDULE
The Special Constraint Resource is compensated pursuant
to Market Rule 1 in the same manner as other generating
Resources dispatched to provide relief for constraints
reflected in the System Operator's systems for operating the
NEPOOL Transmission System or the System Operator's
operating procedures. Operating Reserve Credits (as defined
in Market Rule 1) associated with the scheduling of Special
Constraint Resources compensate these Resources for helping
to maintain NEPOOL Control Area reliability requirements and
are collected as stated in the NEPOOL Manual for Market Rule
1 Accounting, M-28.
10.23 The reference in the last paragraph of Attachment F to
"Regional Transmission Operations Committee" is amended to
read "Participants Committee".
10.24 The introductory paragraphs to both Attachment G and
Attachment G-1 are amended by replacing the phrase "Sections
25, 25A and 25B" with the phrase "Section 25".
10.25 Attachment G-2 (List of Certain Arrangements over
External Ties) is amended to read as set forth in Exhibit 1.
10.26 A new Attachment G-3 (Complete List of Excepted
Transaction (Transmission) Agreements over External Ties) is
added to read as set forth in Exhibit 2.
10.27 The first paragraph in the Form of Facilities Study
Agreement set forth in Attachment J is amended by replacing
the phrase "NEPOOL Transmission System" with the term "PTF".
10.28 Section 8 in the Form of Facilities Study Agreement set
forth in Attachment J is amended to read as follows:
Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted to give the
Transmission Customer immediate rights to interconnect to or
wheel over the Pool Transmission Facilities. Such rights
shall be provided for under separate agreement.
10.29 The fourth sentence of Section II.E of Atachment L
(Financial Assurance Policy for NEPOOL Members) is amended
to replace the term "Entitlements" with the term "Ownership
Shares".
10.30 Section 2.3(f) of Attachment N (New England Power Pool
Billing Policy) is amended so that it reads as follows:
Sanctions Charges. Any Charges assessed on the Participant
pursuant to Appendix B of Market Rule 1.
10.31 The third sentence of the second paragraph of Section
3.3(j) of Attachment N is amended to read as follows:
If a suspended Participant has the obligation under
applicable Market Rules to bid any of its Ownership Shares
to provide Market Products under Market Rule 1, that
obligation shall continue notwithstanding the Participant's
suspension and any transfers of Market Products occurring
under the Market Rule 1 as a result of any such bid shall be
effective.
10.32 Attachment O (Financial Assurance Policy for Non-
Participant FTR Customers) is amended by replacing the
phrase "under the Tariff and the applicable Market Rules"
with the phrase "pursuant to Market Rule 1".
10.33 The reference Section K of the Attachment F
Implementation Rule to "Management Committee" is amended to
read "Participants Committee".
10.34 The reference to "Transmission network" in Appendix A
to the Attachment F Implementation Rule "Rules for
Determining Investment to be Included in PTF" is amended by
replacing the word "Transmission" with the word
"transmission" after "New England" in Section A.
EXHIBIT 1
Ninety-Third Agreement
ATTACHMENT G-2: List of Certain Arrangements over External Ties
Attachment G-2 is a listing of agreements which relates to the use of
the tie lines to New York.
Description, Comments
Purpose of Effective End Amount FERC
Item# Provider Receiver Service Date Date (MW's) Docket #'s
1 VT Electric VT Public To import 03/01/90 10/2003 14 MW
Power Co. Systems NYPA power
2 VT Electric VT Public To import 02/16/95 10/2003 5 MW S
Power Co. Power Supply power from 7 MW W
Authority New York State
(VPPSA) Electric & Gas
Company
(NYSE&G)
3 VT Electric VPPSA To import 11/01/93 10/98 9 MW
Power Co. power from
Niagara Mohawk
4 VT Electric City of To import 05/01/98 12/2009 10 MW
Power Co. Burlington power from
NYSE&G -
signed
04/01/96
5 NRTG NEP TDUs FIRM Network 3/1/97 10/31/03 37 MW
& ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Service - NYPA
Power portion
of NEP-TDU
Network Loads
6 NU or CMEEC Comprehensive 11/29/90 1/1/09 21 MW ER91-209-000,
NRTG? Transmission ER93-297-000
Service
Agreement
7 NU or Chicopee Comprehensive 11/1/95 10/31/09 6 MW ER85-689-000,
NRTG? Transmission ER93-219-000
Service
Agreement
8 NU or South ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Comprehensive 11/1/95 7/1/10 2 MW EC90-10-000,
NRTG? Transmission ER85-689-000
Service ER720-000
Agreement
9 NU or Westfield Comprehensive 1/1/95 7/1/10 4 MW
NRTG? Transmission
Service
Agreement
10 NU or Holyoke FIRM Network ? 10/31/03 4 MW
NRTG? Service- NYPA
Power portion
of Holyoke
Network Load
Exhibit 2
Ninety-Third Agreement
ATTACHMENT G-3: Complete list of Excepted Transaction (Transmission)
Agreements over External Ties
Attachment G-3 is a comprehensive list of Excepted Transaction
Agreements that relate to the use of ties with neighboring Control
Areas ("External Ties"). The party responsible for paying the
Congestion Cost associated with energy purchased under the Excepted
Transactions listed in Attachment G-3 will retain their existing
contract rights for physical scheduling of a transaction at the
External Node associated with the Excepted Transaction until such
party elects to be allocated Auction Revenue Rights pursuant to Market
Rule 1. Until the party responsible for paying the Congestion Cost
associated with energy purchased under an Excepted Transaction listed
in Attachment G-3 elects to be allocated Auction Revenue Rights, the
Excepted Transaction shall have physical scheduling and curtailment
rights in accordance with Section 25F(a) of this Tariff. Once the
party responsible for paying the Congestion Cost associated
with energy purchased under the Excepted Transaction elects to be
allocated Auction Revenue Rights, the party will not be able to
revert back to using their contract rights for physical scheduling and
curtailment.
Imports
Description, Transmission
Purpose of Effective Contract End Amount External
Item# Provider Receiver Service Date Date (MW's) Interface Reference
1 NRTG CMEEC To import
power from Various 10/31/03 20.9 NE/NY - Supported by agreements
NYPA to AC under the RNA,
Participants NOATT Attachments
and non- G and G-1, and NOATT
Participant Settlement agreement
Transmission (including "In-Service"
Customers - Settlement).
NYPA
2 NRTG MMWEC To import Various 10/31/03 81.8 NE/NY - Supported by agreements
power from AC under the RNA,
NYPA to NOATT Attachments
Participants G and G-1, and NOATT
and non- Settlement agreement
Participant (including NEPOOL
Transmission Absorption of NEP
Customers - Tariff No 9
NYPA obligations, certain
All Requirements
services of NEP, and
"In-Service"
Settlement).
3 NRTG Pascog To import Various 10/31/03 2.4 NE/NY - Supported by agreements
power from AC under the RNA,
NYPA to NOAA Attachments
Participants G and G-1, and NOATT
and non- Settlement agreement
Participant (including "In-
Transmission Service" Settlement).
Customers -
NYPA
4 NRTG VT To import Various 10/31/03 15 NE/NY - Supported by agreements
Public power from AC under the RNA,
Systems NYPA to NOAA Attachments
Participants G and G-1, and NOATT
and non- Settlement agreement
Participant (including "In-
Transmission Service" Settlement).
Customers -
NYPA
5 VELCO VT To import 02/16/95 10/31/03 5/6-S NE/NY - See attachment G-2,
Power power from 7 - W AC Item #2
Supply New York
Authority State
Electric
& Gas Company
(NYSE&G)
6 VELCO City of To import 05/01/98 12/31/09 10 NE/NY - See attachment ▇-▇,
▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ power from ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ # ▇
▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇
▇▇▇▇▇
Electric
& Gas Company
(NYSE&G)
Notes: Summer (S) = March through October; Winter (W) = November
through February.
NRTG = NEPOOL Regional Transmission Group
Item #5 = Summer allocation increases from 5 MW to 6 MW on 4/1/2003
Exports
Description, Transmission
Purpose of Effective Contract End Amount External
Item# Provider Receiver Service Date Date (MW's) Interface Reference
7 NU NUSCO To export 10/1/96 09/30/06 200 NE/NY - See Attachment G,
power from AC Item # 28
NEPOOL into
the NY Power
Pool over the
1385 line
