Recording and Billing of Energy Transactions Sample Clauses

Recording and Billing of Energy Transactions. Each OPERATING COMPANY will transmit to the AGENT such data and other information for each hour of the year as is necessary to develop accounting and monthly billing for the various energy transactions specified under this IIC. The AGENT is responsible for assembling all of the data and information and for preparing intercompany energy billing for each month in accordance with the provisions of this IIC. The bills shall contain such details as required to permit review and verification by the OPERATING COMPANIES.
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Recording and Billing of Energy Transactions. Each OPERATING COMPANY shall transmit to the AGENT daily all data and information necessary to develop the monthly bill for the various energy transactions contemplated by this IIC. Xxxx OPERATING COMPANY will transmit such data and information to the Issued by: Charles D. McCrary, Executive Vice-Pres. Effective: April 18, 2000 Xxxxxx xx: Xxxx 20, 2000 Filed to comply with order of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Docket Nos. ER00-1655-000 and ER00-1655-001, issued June 15, 2000, 91 FERCP. 61,259 Southern Company Services, Inc. Original Sheet No. 21 First Revised Rate Schedule FERC No. 138 AGENT for each hour of the year to provide for such accounting and billing. All these data are recorded by the AGENT as required to meet the provisions of this IIC and to permit application of appropriate interchange charges. The OPERATING COMPANIES are responsible for an arithmetical check of all figures submitted. The AGENT is responsible for assembling all of the data and information and for determining amounts of various classes of energy delivered to and received from the Pool. The AGENT prepares intercompany energy billing for each month in accordance with the provisions of this IIC. The bills shall contain such details as required to permit review and verification by the OPERATING COMPANIES.
Recording and Billing of Energy Transactions. Each OPERATING COMPANY shall transmit to the AGENT daily all data and information necessary to develop the monthly bill for the various energy transactions contemplatxx xy this IIC. Each OPERATING COMPANY will transmit such data and information to the AGENT for each hour of the year to provide for such accounting and billing. All these data are recorded by the AGENT as required to meet the provisions of this IIC and to permit application of appropriate interchange charges. The OPERATING COMPANIES are responsible for an arithmetical check of all figures submitted. The AGENT is responsible for assembling all of the data and information and for determining amounts of various classes of energy delivered to and received from the Pool. The AGENT prepares intercompany energy billing for each month in accordance with the provisions of this IIC. The bills shall contain such details as required to permit review and verification by the OPERATING COMPANIES.

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