FERC Merger definition

FERC Merger means the anticipated transaction or series of transactions pursuant to which SDTS FERC L.L.C. will merge into the Company and SU FERC L.L.C. will merge into Sharyland.

Examples of FERC Merger in a sentence

  • Post-Merger, Exelon BSC intends to add the former PSEG companies as client companies under the General Services Agreement and will provide to the new client companies the same administrative, management, and technical services that it now provides to Exelon system companies, utilizing the same work order procedures and the same methods of allocating costs that are specified in the 17Approvals related to the Generation Divestiture have been sought in the pending FERC Merger filing.

  • FERC Merger Review • Section 203 of the Federal Power Act provides that FERC shall approve a proposed merger if it finds the merger to be consistent with the public interest.

  • FERC Merger Policy Statement at 63, 61 FR 68595 at 68607; FERC Filing Requirements Order at 52 and 145, 65 FR 70984 at 70995 and 71016.

  • As stated above, the Ratepayer Advocate has identified a significant number of on-peak hours that fail the FERC Merger Guidelines and the Board’s positive benefits standard.

  • In contrast to the Board’s positive benefits test, the PJM MMU applied the less stringent FERC Merger Guidelines in its analyses.

  • Please note that the FERC Merger Policy Statement is supplied in PPL’s Initial Brief Appendix, as item 10.

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  • The parties have filed applications with the NRC,20 and currently expect approval in the first quarter of 2006.Federal Energy Regulatory CommissionOn July 1, 2005, the FERC issued the FERC Merger Order.21 The changed merger review provision implemented by the Energy Policy Act of 2005 are not applicable to the Merger.

  • Synapse found that each set of Ratepayer Advocate mitigation scenarios would fail the Board’s positive benefits test in 100 percent of the hours, and fail even the less stringent FERC Merger Guidelines in many hours.

  • See JPIB at 148-150; RPAIB at 106-115; RA-62 at 20-24; S-584 and -585.Synapse was able to re-run the earlier (pre-April 2006) PJM MMU analyses33 and, after correcting several identified errors, found the proposed merger will fail the less stringent FERC Merger Guidelines in the aggregate PJM Hourly Energy Market in many individual hours in all of the scenarios proposed by the Joint Petitioners, the RatepayerAdvocate, and the Board Staff.

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