Common use of Data and Information Exchange Clause in Contracts

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such request. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years), as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed to. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (j) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (k) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years), as requested by either Party and on for a mutually agreed schedule as agreeable set of seasons and years over a part of the development of any joint planning studies ten-year horizon. Updates to these cases are to be provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tono less than quarterly. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such request. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years), as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed to. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s Party‟s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s Party‟s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s Party‟s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s Party‟s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (j) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (k) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planningplanning , each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Each Party shall provide the other Parties with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) 9.2.1 Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) 9.2.2 Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) (transmission assessment plans) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) 9.2.3 The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) 9.2.4 The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) 9.2.5 Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between or among the two systems. (f) 9.2.6 Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between or among the two systems. (g) 9.2.7 The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status 9.2.8 Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other another Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) 9.2.9 Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. 9.2.10 Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between or among the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (j) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (k) 9.2.11 Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical practical, the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning ,planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of joint and coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten (10) year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party they occur. The Parties agree to support model building and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed to.maintenance (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually quarterly and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification Monthly identification of generation and status of transmission interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all generation and transmission interconnection requests that have been identified. j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between or among the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (j) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (k) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical practical, the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time. l) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. Midwest ISO Substitute Original Sheet No. 47 FERC Electric Tariff, Rate Schedule No. 5 Superseding Original Sheet No. 47 PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. FERC Electric Tariff, Rate Schedule No. 38 (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. Midwest ISO Substitute Original Sheet No. 47 FERC Electric Tariff, Rate Schedule Xx. 0 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xx. 00 XXX Interconnection, L.L.C. FERC Electric Tariff, Rate Schedule No. 38 (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basisfor a mutually agreeable set of seasons/years over a 10-year horizon and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party they occur. Updates to these cases are to be provided no less than seasonally. Stakeholder comment: Taken at face value, this amount of case exchange for a 10 year period is "ambitious' and on unnecessary. Suggest the following: Planning models for mutually agreeable seasons/years over a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies 10 year horizon. Updates to these cases are to be provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed toseasonally. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.

Data and Information Exchange. In support of coordinated system planning, each Party shall provide the other with the following data and information. Unless otherwise indicated, such data and information shall be provided as requested by either Party and as available, on a mutually agreed to schedule but no longer than 60 days from the date of such requestannually. (a) Data required for the development of load flow cases, short-circuit cases, and stability cases, including ten year load forecasts, and including all critical assumptions that are used in the development of these cases. (b) Fully detailed planning models (up to the next ten (10) years)) on an annual basis and monthly updates that reflect system enhancement changes or other changes, as requested by either Party and on a mutually agreed schedule as a part of the development of any joint planning studies provided for under this Article IX or as otherwise agreed tothey occur. (c) The regional plan document produced by the Party, any long-term or short-term reliability assessment documents produced by the Party, and any operating assessment reports produced by the Party. (d) The status of expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, such that each Party has knowledge that a commitment has been made to a system enhancement as a result of any such studies. (e) Transmission system maps for the Party’s bulk transmission system and lower voltage transmission system maps that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (f) Contingency lists for use in load flow and stability analyses, including lists of all single contingency events and multiple facility tower line contingencies, as well as breaker diagrams for the portions of the Party’s transmission system that are relevant to the coordination of planning between the two systems. (g) The timing of each planned enhancement, including estimated completion dates and project mobilization schedules, and indications of the likelihood a system enhancement will be completed and whether the system enhancement should be included in system expansion studies, system impact studies and generation interconnection studies, and all related applications for regulatory approval and the status thereof. This information shall be provided annually and from time to time upon changes in status. (h) Identification of and status Monthly identification of interconnection requests that have been received and any long-term firm transmission services that have been approved that may impact the operation of a Party’s system in a manner that affects the other Party’s system, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (i) Quarterly, the status of all interconnection requests that have been identified. (j) Information regarding long-term firm transmission services on all interfaces relevant to the coordination of planning between the systems, shared on the earlier of the identification of the potential impact, within 30 days of such request by the other Party, or on a regular schedule as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. (jk) Such other data and information as is needed for each Party to plan its own system accurately and reliably and to assess the impact of conditions existing on the system of the other Party. (kl) Load flow and short-circuit data initially will be exchanged in PSS/E format. To the extent practical the maintenance and exchange of power system modeling data will be implemented through databases. When feasible, transmission maps and breaker diagrams will be provided in an electronic format agreed upon by the Parties. Formats for the exchange of other data will be agreed upon by the Parties from time to time.