New Attachment HH Sample Clauses

New Attachment HH. To The PJM Tariff And Schedule 13 To The Operating Agreement In the September 3 Order, the Commission directed that PJMSettlement must have a rate schedule on file and noted several options for establishing the rates, terms, and conditions of service for PJMSettlement.15 The Commission explained, that consistent with Order No. 714, one of the options was proposing an individual rate schedule as an attachment to the PJM Tariff, which would be a “shared tariff” pursuant to Order No. 714.16 Therefore, consistent with the September 3 Order and Order No. 714, PJM and PJMSettlement are filing new Attachment HH to the PJM Tariff and new Schedule 13 to the PJM Operating Agreement that establish the rates, terms, and conditions of service for PJMSettlement through shared tariffs. New Attachment HH sets forth rates, terms, and conditions of PJM Tariff services provided by PJMSettlement. It describes the services PJMSettlement provides and incorporates by reference the portions of the Tariff regarding the specific rates, terms, and conditions of the counterparty services provided by PJMSettlement. PJMSettlement will share the PJM Tariff, including these referenced provisions, with PJM. PJM will administer the PJM Tariff provisions, while PJMSettlement will act as the counterparty (buyer and seller) to the transactions arising under the Tariff provisions in accordance with the rates, terms, and conditions contained in these provisions. Additionally, Attachment HH explains that recovery of PJMSettlement’s expenses for providing its services are set forth in Schedule 9-PJMSettlement, described in detail below. Similar to Attachment HH, new Schedule 13 to the PJM Operating Agreement sets forth rates, terms, and conditions of Operating Agreement services provided by PJMSettlement. It describes the services PJMSettlement provides and incorporates by reference the portions of the Operating Agreement, including its schedules, regarding the 15 September 3 Order at P 52. 16 Order No. 714 at PP 65-73; September 3 Order at P 52 & n.82. specific rates, terms, and conditions of the counterparty services provided by PJMSettlement. PJMSettlement will share these referenced Operating Agreement provisions with PJM in accordance with the rates terms, terms, and conditions contained in these provisions. PJM will administer the Operating Agreement provisions, while PJMSettlement will act as the counterparty (buyer and seller) to the transactions arising under the Operating Agreement prov...
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