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Milestones and Timetable. This could be presented as a xxxxx chart or other format if available. The timetable should correspond with deliverables listed in section 5 and with the payment schedule (schedule 3)
Milestones and Timetable. ▪ The NYISO plans to further develop this hybrid proposal with its stakeholders during the third quarter of 2004 and will coordinate with the PJM and ISO-NE efforts in their respective regions. ▪ The NYISO will bring any resulting proposal back to the RAM Group for discussion by the end of 2004. ▪ On March 1, 2004, ISO-NE filed a locational capacity market with the Commission. The design of this market was based strongly on the extant design developed by XXXXX. This filing also commits ISO-NE to engage in an regional dialogue (until December 1, 2005) with its stakeholders to develop a recommendation for long-term resource adequacy. It is expected that the NYISO hybrid proposal will be considered along with RAM and other proposals brought forth by ISO stakeholders. Although it is unclear what design may finally emerge from this process, a key requirement imposed on the development process is to ensure that any proposal finally accepted is compatible with the New York market. ▪ The Partial Unit ICAP Sales project (#4 below) will also improve the ability to trade capacity between regions.
Milestones and Timetable. ▪ ISO-NE will make a compliance filing with FERC on June 22, 2004 to include a plan for the elimination of export fees with NY by December 22, 2004. ▪ NYISO will file tariff modifications with FERC in June 2004 for the elimination of export fees on transactions to New England, subject to reciprocity, on the same date that FERC approves equivalent tariff provisions for New England eliminating export fees to New York.
Milestones and Timetable. Phase 1 - Development and Implementation of a VRD Pilot Program in ▪ The Pilot Program would be a limited test of VRD to verify that the VRD method can in fact be used to converge prices. The ISOs will work with stakeholders to consider and develop the Pilot Program concept and file any rule changes with the Commission needed to support the pilot.
Milestones and Timetable. ▪ The NYISO plans to further develop this hybrid proposal with its stakeholders during the third quarter of 2004 and will coordinate with the PJM and ISO-NE efforts in their respective regions. ▪ It is expected that the NYISO hybrid proposal will be considered along with RAM and other proposals brought forth by NYISO stakeholders. Although it is unclear what design may finally emerge from this process, a key requirement imposed on the development process is to ensure that any proposal finally accepted is compatible with the New York market. ▪ The NYISO will continue to coordinate its efforts with PJM and ISO-NE and will bring any resulting proposal back to the RAM Group for discussion by the end of 2004.July 31, 2005. ▪ On March 1, 2004, ISO-NE filed a locational capacity market with the Commission. The design of this market was based strongly on the extant design developed by XXXXX. In an order issued June 2, 2004, the Commission established hearing procedures and specified that a locational capacity market would be implemented in New England on January 1, 2006. ▪ The Partial Unit ICAP Sales project (#4 below) will also improve the ability to trade capacity between regions. ▪ In the status update to be submitted to FERC in April 2005 (See FERC Order Accepting Compliance Filing and Providing Guidance, issued on October 7, 2004 in Docket No. ER03-647-005), the ISOs will report on how their respective efforts have been able to identify and remove the remaining barriers to the trading of ICAP between their regions. The ISOs will also report on efforts to eliminate or minimize any new barriers that might be created by new proposals currently under development. ▪ Following implementation of a locational capacity market in New England, an assessment will be made to identify further enhancements that may be desirable to further facilitate trading of capacity between the regions. A report will be issued by June 30, 2007.
Milestones and Timetable. ▪ ISO-NE will makemade a compliance filing with FERC on June 22, 2004 to indicatein which it indicated its commitment to eliminating export fees with NY by December 22, 2004. ▪ On June 21, 2004 and September 30, 2004, respectively, NYISO and the New York Transmission Owners (the “New York Filing Parties”), in Docket No. ER04-943-00, and the New England Power Pool (“NEPOOL”), in Docket No. ER05-3-000, submitted proposed tariff revisions to their respective tariffs, pursuant to section 205 of the FPA, in order to reduce to zero the export fees applicable between their respective regions. ▪ FERC approved the New York Filing Parties’ and XXXXXX’s respective proposals in the Settlement Order, and ISO-NE and the New England Transmission Owners will file conforming changes to the RTO Tariff to implement the proposal for post-RTO Operations Date purposes. ▪ NYISO will file tariff modifications with FERC in June 2004 for the elimination of export fees on transactions to New England, subject to reciprocity, on the same date that FERC approves equivalent tariff provisions for New England eliminating export fees to New York.Implementation Date: December 1, 2004 (completed)
Milestones and Timetable. Below is our projected milestones and timetable for our second store in Location B. We are currently in the process of negotiating the lease with the landlord of the new location. We should be in a position to sign it in the next month. We have also asked 3 contractors to look at Location B and give us a quote for the renovations and upgrades needed. The plans and layouts of the store have already been done. We used the same designer who did our first store. This will assure a uniformity of design between the two stores. Sign lease June 2017 $xxx Renovations of Location B space July to November 2017 $xxxx Inventory Purchase November 2017. Delivery in December $xxxx Hiring of employees Start process in November 2017 Store Opening January 1, 2018
Milestones and Timetable. Phase 1 - Development and Testing of an ITS/VRD Pilot Program: ▪ The Pilot Program would be a limited test of ITS to verify that the intra- hour transaction schedule changes method can in fact be used to converge prices. Work has begun on definition of the market participant-based alternate methodology for accomplishing the price equilibration at the border. ▪ NYISO filed its proposal to implement the Phase 1 ITS/VRD Pilot Program in New York with FERC on September 30, 2004. In a letter order issued on November 22, 2004, FERC accepted the NYISO’s filing with an effective date of November 29, 2004. ▪ In the Settlement Order (at P 64), FERC directed ISO-NE to file its proposal to implement the Phase 1 ITS/VRD Pilot Program in New England on December 1, 2004. The proposal was filed with FERC on November 12, 2004. ▪ Implementation Date for the Pilot Program: The testing process will be carried out between January 1 and April 30, 2005.
Milestones and Timetable. Phase 1 - Development and ImplementationTesting of a an ITS/VRD Pilot Program as soon as practicable with a target date of the fourth quarter of 2004.: ▪ The Pilot Program would be a limited test of VRDITS to verify that the VRDintra-hour transaction schedule changes method can in fact be used to converge prices. The ISOs will work with stakeholders and will consider alternative approaches in the development of the Pilot Program concept and will file any rule changes with the Commission needed to support the pilotWork has begun on definition of the market participant-based alternate methodology for accomplishing the price equilibration at the border. ▪ NYISO filed its proposal to implement the Phase 1 ITS/VRD Pilot Program in New York with FERC on September 30, 2004. In a letter order issued on November 22, 2004, FERC accepted the NYISO’s filing with an effective date of November 29, 2004. ▪ In the Settlement Order (at P 64), FERC directed ISO-NE to file its proposal to implement the Phase 1 ITS/VRD Pilot Program in New England on December 1, 2004. The proposal was filed with FERC on November 12, 2004. ▪ Implementation Date for the Pilot Program: The testing process will be carried out between January 1 and April 30, 2005.
