TSC Calculation Information Sample Clauses

TSC Calculation Information. The Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements (“RR”); Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch Costs (“CCC”), Billing Units (“BU”) and Rates of the Transmission Owners, except NYPA, for the purpose of calculating the respective Transmission District-based Wholesale TSC are shown in Table 1 below. Transmission Owner Revenue Requirement (RR) Scheduling System Control and Dispatch Costs (CCC) Annual Billing Units (BU) MWh Rate $/MWh1 Central Xxxxxx Gas & Electric Corp. $15,326,852 $1,309,980 4,723,659 $3.5220 Consolidated Edison Co. of NY, Inc. $385,900,000 $21,000,000 49,984,628 $8.1405 LIPA2 $203,109,469 $4,207,517 19,512,309 $10.6249 New York State Electric & Gas Corporation3 $90,149,075 $1,633,000 14,817,111 $6.1943 Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. $21,034,831 $942,579 3,595,947 $6.1117 Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation $24,242,747 $583,577 6,967,556 $3.5631 Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation $24,242,747 $583,577 6,967,556 $3.5631 1The rate column represents the unit rate prior to crediting; the actual rate will be determined pursuant to the applicable TSC formula rate. 2LIPA and the Villages of Freeport, Greenport, and Rockville Centre (“Long Island Municipals”) agreed that the total discounted monthly Wholesale TSC rates to be billed to the Long Island Municipals during the period from November 1, 2021 through December 31, 2024 are as follows: (1) November 1, 2021 – December 31, 2022: $6.00/MWh; (2) January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023: $7.00/MWh; and (3) January 1, 2024 – December 31, 2024: $8.00/MWh. Starting January 1, 2025, LIPA’s then effective non- discounted Wholesale TSC rate, as described in Table 1 (including footnote 1 above), shall apply. 3NYSEG’s RR, BU and unit Rate prior to adjustment pursuant to Attachment H, are subject to retroactive modification pursuant to the provisions of the Settlement Agreement approved by the Commission in its March 26, 2004 order issued in Docket No. EL04-56-000. For any Transmission Customer that “opts out” of the Settlement Agreement as described in paragraph 1.E thereof, the applicable NYSEG “RR” shall be $100,541,739; the “BU” shall be 13,741,901 MWh; and, the “Rate” prior to adjustment pursuant to Attachment H, shall be $7.4235 effective as of March 1, 2004.
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TSC Calculation Information. The Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements (“RR”); Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch Costs (“CCC”), Billing Units (“BU”) and Rates of the Transmission Owners, except NYPA, for the purpose of calculating the respective Transmission District-based Wholesale TSC are shown in Table 1 below. Central Xxxxxx Gas & Electric Corp. $15,326,852 $1,309,980 4,723,659 $3.5220 Consolidated Edison Co. of NY, Inc. $385,900,000 $21,000,000 49,984,628 $8.1405 LIPA $105,602,083 $3,453,343 20,618,939 $5.2891 New York State Electric & Gas Corporation2 $90,149,075 $1,633,000 14,817,111 $6.1943 Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. $21,034,831 $942,579 3,595,947 $6.1117 Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation $24,242,747 $583,577 6,967,556 $3.5631 1The rate column represents the unit rate prior to crediting; the actual rate will be determined pursuant to the applicable TSC formula rate. 2NYSEG’s RR, BU and unit Rate prior to adjustment pursuant to Attachment H, are subject to retroactive modification pursuant to the provisions of the Settlement Agreement approved by the Commission in its March 26, 2004 order issued in Docket No. EL04-56-000. For any Transmission Customer that “opts out” of the Settlement Agreement as described in paragraph 1.E thereof, the applicable NYSEG “RR” shall be $100,541,739; the “BU” shall be 13,741,901 MWh; and, the “Rate” prior to adjustment pursuant to Attachment H, shall be $7.4235 effective as of March 1, 2004.
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TSC Calculation Information. The Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements (“RR”); Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch Costs (“CCC”), Billing Units (“BU”) and Rates of the Transmission Owners, except NYPA, for the purpose of calculating the respective Transmission District-based Wholesale TSC are shown in Table 1 below. TABLE 1 - WHOLESALE TSC CALCULATION INFORMATION Transmission Owner Revenue Requirement (RR) Scheduling System Control and Dispatch Costs (CCC) Annual Billing Units (BU) MWh Rate $/MWh1 Central Xxxxxx Gas & Electric Corp. $16,375,919 $1,309,980 4,723,659 $3.7441 Consolidated Edison Co. of NY, Inc. $385,900,000 $21,000,000 49,984,628 $8.1405 LIPA $105,602,083 $3,453,343 20,618,939 $5.2891 New York Electric & Gas Corporation2 $94,143,899 $1,633,000 14,817,111 $6.4639 Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 See Attachment H, Section 14.1.9 Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. $21,034,831 $942,579 3,595,947 $6.1117 Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation $25,795,509 $583,577 6,967,556 $3.7860 1The rate column represents the unit rate prior to crediting; the actual rate will be determined pursuant to the applicable TSC formula rate. 2NYSEG’s RR, BU and unit Rate prior to adjustment pursuant to Attachment H, are subject to retroactive modification pursuant to the provisions of the Settlement Agreement approved by the Commission in its March 26, 2004 order issued in Docket No. EL04-56-000. For any Transmission Customer that “opts out” of the Settlement Agreement as described in paragraph 1.E thereof, the applicable NYSEG “RR” shall be $100,541,739; the “BU” shall be 13,741,901 MWh; and, the “Rate” prior to adjustment pursuant to Attachment H, shall be $7.4235 effective as of March 1, 2004.
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