Costs and Revenues Related to an Affiliated Transmission Company Sample Clauses

Costs and Revenues Related to an Affiliated Transmission Company. With respect to transmission facilities located in GMO certificated service territory that are constructed by a GMO transmission affiliate and are subject to regional cost allocation by SPP, GMO agrees that for ratemaking purposes in Missouri the costs allocated to GMO by SPP will be adjusted by an amount equal to the difference between: (i) GMO’s Missouri Network Integration Transmission Service allocated share of the annual revenue requirement for such facilities that would have resulted if GMO’s authorized return on equity (“XXX”) and capital structure had been applied and there had been no construction work in progress (“CWIP”) (if applicable) or other FERC Transmission Rate Incentives, including but not limited to Abandoned Plant Recovery, recovery on a current basis instead of capitalizing pre-commercial operations expenses and accelerated depreciation, applied to such facilities and (ii) GMO’s Missouri Network Integration Transmission Service allocated share of the annual FERC-authorized revenue requirement for such facilities. The ratemaking treatment agreed to in this paragraph will, unless otherwise agreed or ordered, end with the effective date of the Commission’s next Report and Order (after its Report and Order resolving this case) respecting GMO’s participation in SPP, another Regional Transmission Organization (“RTO”), or operation under an Independent Coordinator of Transmission (“ICT”). GMO agrees that the ratemaking treatment provisions in this paragraph shall in no way affect or limit the ratemaking treatment provisions in paragraphs II.A.1 and II.A.2 of the Non-unanimous Stipulation and Agreement filed on April 12, 2013 in File No. EA-2013-0098 and File No. EO-2012-0367.
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