TRANSMISSION TARIFF Clause Samples

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TRANSMISSION TARIFF. Pursuant to FERC Order No. 888, issued on April 24, 1996, and FERC orders where applicable, the WSPP Default Transmission Tariff has been filed and has become effective. The Parties agree to be bound by the terms of that Tariff for so long as they are Western Systems Power Pool members.
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TRANSMISSION TARIFF. 49 32. TRANSACTION SPECIFIC TERMS AND ORAL AGREEMENTS......................... 49
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TRANSMISSION TARIFF. The transmission tariff on file with the FERC under which the Company will offer transmission service, or any successor tariff.
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TRANSMISSION TARIFF. The Partnership RTO shall administer a single tariff that will apply to transmission service within the SPP and Transco. Transco will have control over those portions of the tariff that affect the commercial terms and conditions of transmission service over Transco's facilities. Transco shall possess the unilateral right, without receiving any SPP or Partnership RTO approval, to make filings at FERC proposing rate or rate structure changes (including incentive rate structures) involving transmission charges for service to load within the Transco or transmission service that does not cross any of the SPP transmission operator facilities. Transco also retains the right to unilaterally make filings at FERC for the purposes of implementing new transmission services that are not contained in the RTO Transmission Tariff, provided that such unilateral filings do not alter terms and conditions of service across the SPP Systems other than the Transco. Transco will provide SPP with a copy of any such filing 30 days prior to filing with FERC and will make reasonable efforts to resolve any issues regarding the new service prior to filing at FERC, but in no circumstances shall this extend beyond 45 days from the time SPP is provided a copy of the proposed filing. A detailed list of the pro forma tariff provisions that Transco will have the unilateral right to change through FERC filings will be developed and attached to this agreement as [and set forth in detail in] Service Schedule A. (1) accommodate Transco's ATC/TTC calculation frequency requirements; (2) to coordinate with adjoining reliability regions to ensure that differing calculation assumptions or methods between the adjoining regions and Transco/SPP do not invalidate the border ATC/TTC values; (3) that Transco shall be responsible for establishing the ratings of its facilities; (4) to ensure that TTC/ATC values are consistent with a simultaneously feasible set of transmission rights; and (5) to coordinate with Transco to ensure that the most up-to-date VST model information is included in the SPP model .- The Transco shall have real-time access to the ATC/TTC calculations. If the Transco and the SPP cannot resolve a disagreement over the calculation of ATCs or TTCs, then the Transco can submit that disagreement to the Partnership RTO's ADR process, provided that, in the absence of System security issues, the Transco's calculation shall be binding during the pendency of the ADR proceeding.
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TRANSMISSION TARIFF. The nondiscriminatory, open-access transmission service tariff on file with the FERC pursuant to Section 205 of the Federal Power Act under which SPP will offer transmission service, or any such nondiscriminatory successor tariff.
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TRANSMISSION TARIFF. The Transmission Tariff on file with the FERC under which ATSI will offer open access transmission service, or any successor tariff.
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