Transmission Service Revenues Sample Clauses

Transmission Service Revenues. (a) The Companies shall share transmission service revenues obtained from the use of the transmission facilities that comprise the Transmission System in accordance with Schedule A to this Agreement. Transmission service revenues are those revenues received for service provided under the Open Access Transmission Tariff. The Companies’ annual transmission revenue requirements are shown on Schedule B to this Agreement and shall be revised whenever there is a change to the annual transmission revenue requirements in Attachment H to the Open Access Transmission Tariff or a change to the annual transmission revenue requirements underlying the rates set forth in Schedules 7 and 8 to the Open Access Transmission Tariff. Future revisions to the transmission revenue requirements ratios set forth in Schedule B will be made by the Companies’ making an appropriate filing with the Commission, if required by law. Such changes shall become effective as of the date accepted or approved by the Commission, subject to refund if the Commission so orders.
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Transmission Service Revenues. (a) The Companies shall share all OATT transmission service revenues obtained from the use of the Intertransmission Facilities that comprise the Alliant Energy Operating Companies’ transmission system in proportion to their respective Company Transmission Revenue Requirements as shown on Schedule G. Schedule G shall be revised whenever there is a change to the Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements that results in a change in a Company’s Annual Transmission Revenue Requirement Percent, as set out in Schedule G. Schedule 14 revenues shall be distributed to the Companies as allocated by an RTO.
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Transmission Service Revenues. (a) The Companies shall share all transmission service revenues obtained from the use of the intertransmission facilities that comprise the IEC transmission system in proportion to their respective Company Transmission Revenue Requirements as shown on Schedule G. The Schedule G Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements shall be revised whenever there is a change to the Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements in Attachment H to the IEC Open Access Transmission Tariff. (b) Revenues received for third-party use of Direct Assignment Facilities shall be distributed to the Companies owning such facilities. (c) The distribution to the Companies of revenues received for stranded costs received from third-party customers under the OATT shall be determined on a case-by-case basis. (d) The distribution to the Companies of revenues received for new facilities and redispatch costs received from third-party customers under the OATT shall be determined on a case-by-case basis. 7.04 Communications All communications by the Companies with the Transmission Services Organization concerning the use of the transmission system shall be through the Open Access Same Time Information System. This restriction does not apply to communications concerning (1) system operating problems; (2) emergency conditions; (3) the Network Operating Agreement and the status of a Company=s particular contracted for transaction; and (4) confidential or proprietary information. 7.05 Network Transmission Service Reservation (a) Each Company shall join in a single reservation for Network Integration Transmission Service, to be submitted by Services to the TSO. (b) Each Company=s Network Loads shall be the Company Demand as defined in Section 2.09. (c) Each Company=s Network Resources shall be the Generating Units and Purchased Power Contracts as permitted by Section 30.1 of the Open Access Transmission Tariff, as reflected in Schedule B. (d) Services shall act as Customer Agent for the Companies for all transmission and ancillary service-related actions under the OATT. (e) Services shall bill xxxh of the Companies on a Load Ratio Share basis for the amount due to the TSO in each month for Network Services. Payment for other services under the OATT may be directly assigned to a specific Company. 7.06 Point-to-Point Transmission Services (a) Each Company shall enter into PTP Capacity Reservations, with Services acting as Agent, for all Load Responsibility that is not included in Company Peak Demand. (1) ...
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