Common use of Other Components Clause in Contracts

Other Components. (1) An RTG agreement should impose on member transmitting utilities an obligation to provide transmission services for other members, including the obligation to enlarge facilities, on a basis that is consistent with sections 205, 206, 211, 212 and 213 of the FPA. To the extent practicable and known, the RTG agree- ment should specify the terms and con- ditions under which transmission serv- ices will be offered. (2) An RTG agreement should re- quire, at a minimum, the development of a coordinated transmission plan on a regional basis and the sharing of trans- mission planning information, with the goal of efficient use, expansion, and co- ordination of the interconnected elec- tric system on a grid-wide basis. An RTG agreement should provide mecha- nisms to incorporate the transmission needs of non-members into regional plans. An RTG agreement should in- clude as much detail as possible with regard to operational and planning pro- cedures. (3) An RTG agreement should include voluntary dispute resolution proce- dures that provide a fair alternative to resorting in the first instance to sec- tion 206 complaints or section 211 pro- ceedings. (4) An RTG agreement should include an exit provision for RTG members that leave the RTG, specifying the ob- ligations of a departing member.

Other Components. (1) An RTG agreement should impose on member transmitting utilities an obligation to provide transmission services for other members, including the obligation to enlarge facilities, on a basis that is consistent with sections 205, 206, 211, 212 and 213 of the FPA. To the extent practicable and known, the RTG agree- ment should specify the terms and con- ditions under which transmission serv- ices will be offered. (2) An RTG agreement should re- quire, at a minimum, the development of a coordinated transmission plan on a regional basis and the sharing of trans- mission planning information, with the goal of efficient use, expansion, and co- ordination of the interconnected elec- tric system on a grid-wide basis. An RTG agreement should provide mecha- nisms to incorporate the transmission needs of non-members into regional plans. An RTG agreement should in- clude as much detail as possible with regard to operational and planning pro- cedures. (3) An RTG agreement should include voluntary dispute resolution proce- dures that provide a fair alternative to resorting in the first instance to sec- tion 206 complaints or section 211 pro- ceedings. (4) An RTG agreement should include an exit provision for RTG members that leave the RTG, specifying the ob- ligations of a departing member.. sfrattini on LAPCK6H6L3 with DISTILLER