ISO Filed Access Charge Methodology Sample Clauses

ISO Filed Access Charge Methodology. No later than two years after the ISO Operations Date, the ISO Governing Board shall recommend to FERC a rate methodology for Access Charges. The ISO Governing Board shall base its decision on such principles it approves (including, but not limited to, the introduction of off-peak transmission rates and an equitable balance of costs FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF First Revised Sheet No. 165 ORIGINAL VOLUME NO. I Replacing Original Sheet No. 165 and benefits and shall define the transmission facility costs, if any, which shall be borne equally by all Market Participants and those transmission facility costs, if any, which should be specifically assigned to specific Market Participants or category of Market Participants. If the ISO Governing Board has made no such decision, the rate methodology for Access Charges shall be determined pursuant to the ISO ADR Procedure. If no decision is rendered under the ISO ADR Procedure, then the default rate methodology for calculating the Access Charge shall be a uniform regional Access Charge and a utility specific local Access Charge, provided that the default rate methodology shall be filed with FERC by the ISO Governing Board as its recommendation for implementation upon termination of the cost recovery plan set forth in Section 368 of the California Public Utilities Code (as added by AB 1890) or no later than two years after the ISO Operations Date, whichever is later.
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ISO Filed Access Charge Methodology. No later than two years after the ISO Operations Date, the ISO Governing Board shall recommend to FERC a rate methodology for Access Charges. The ISO Governing Board shall base its decision on such principles it approves (including, but not limited to, the introduction of off-peak transmission rates and an equitable balance of costs FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF First Revised Sheet No. 165 ORIGINAL VOLUME NO. I Replacing Original Sheet No. 165
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