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Related Information · If problems
occur, which cannot be resolved on OASIS, call: Carl
Scott 802-747-5534 Grant
Ken
Roberts 802-747-5650 CVPS is a vertically
integrated utility that owns a share of the Phase I/II facility between
ISO-NE and Hydro HIGHGATE CUSTOMERS:
HQ
Interconnection Services §
ISO-NE posts daily on behalf of CVPS the CVPS
share of TTC for Phase I/II based on a 9.26191% share of Phase I/II (combined percentage interest per
Restated Use Agreement effective § For total TTC for Phase I/II and Highgate, see Hydro Quebec ties , which is updated daily by ISO-NE §
FERC ordered to reinstate the HQ
Interconnection Capacity Credit (HQICC) for the
Phase II interconnection. The ICAP treatment of
monthly transactions on Phase II has thus changed starting § CVPS is only posting Non-Firm Transmission Services on HQ Interconnections. §
HQ Phase
I/II Transmission Paths : Into ISO-NE : NE/CVPS/HQT-ISNE/NEHVDCBORDER-HQ_PHI_OR_II/ Out of ISO-NE: NE/CVPS/ISNE-HQT/Q_PHI_OR_II-NEHVDCBORDER/ Other Services §
Local Network Point-to-Point Service CVPS posts rates for service over the CVPS Subtransmission System, which are non-PTF facilities connecting to the PTF system, generally through the VELCO system, under ISO-NE Open Access RTO Tariff (formerly CVPS Tariff 7) on OASIS. This is found under the unconstrained "NE/CVPS/OTHER/Local" path, (ATC = 9999). §
§
The §
The new owner
of or the purchaser of the output of the 4.0 MW North Hartland hydro
generation unit must purchase Point-To-Point Transmission Service on both the
CVPS subtransmission and distribution systems, the
latter of which comprises the common Quechee
Substation facilities only. The rate for use of the CVPS subtransmission can be queried by Query Capacity Type
"Local Monthly Firm P to P" with path set at
"NE/CVPS/OTHER/Local".
The rate for use of the CVPS distribution system can queried by Query Capacity Type "Local Monthly N
Hartland Dist" with path set at "NE/CVPS/N
Hartland/Local".
Transmission Service Requests § Special Notice for Phase I/II : Transmission Customers that purchase Phase I/II Monthly Service may be entitled to the HQ Interconnection Credit. CVPS assumes that each request is for transmission capacity that will be used for an ICAP contract, which means that CVPS cannot use its HQ Interconnection Credit on the transmission capacity that is sold. If a customer desires to not use an ICAP credit, then it must so indicate in the Comments field. If so indicated, CVPS will retain the HQ Interconnection Credit on the transmission capacity sold. § Transmission Customers of CVPS may leave the price field of a transmission service request blank. If left blank, CVPS will interpret the request price as that of the current rate posted for the highest cost pathname (interface) used by the request. CVPS will reflect this in its seller comments associated with the request. § The OASIS product only allows the posting of weekly offerings on a Monday to Monday basis. Regardless of the postings, transmission customers may request weekly transmission service for any seven (7) consecutive calendar days. To determine whether there is sufficient transmission capacity for such a request, query the daily offerings for the seven days for which service will be purchased. Transmission Service Reassignment
(Resale) § Transmission Customers with Firm Point-To-Point Transmission Service rights may post those rights for resale once for each path (interface) used by the rights. To determine the paths used by the rights go to the ISO-NE Map and observe which paths (interfaces) are crossed only once as one traces their organization's rights from Point of Receipt (POR) to Point of Delivery (POD). Transmission Customers may not post on paths crossed once in each direction. Such rights make no net use of the path in either direction. If the rights do not cross any path only once, the rights may be posted by the customer under the generic interface called "OTHER" (see below). § Regardless of whether a set of rights crosses an interface or not, a transmission customer may post those rights for resale under the generic path called "OTHER". The "OTHER" path represents a generic aggregation of all unrestricted transmission paths across the CVPS Transmission System. It is posted with an ATC of "9999" to reflect the fact there is no commercial restriction to short-term commercial transactions unless those transactions use one or more of the posted paths (for example, NY to NE). § As a courtesy for their potential customers, transmission customers posting rights for resale are strongly recommended to post the POR and POD of the rights under the "Seller Comments" of the posting. § If an assignee (the purchaser of rights for resale) desires a change of POR and/or POD (or any other service specification) on a firm basis, it may be necessary for CVPS to perform a System Impact Study before such specification changes can be accommodated. The Assignor (the Transmission Customer selling the rights) may request CVPS to evaluate the need for a System Impact Study prior to accepting a service request from a customer looking to purchase the assignor's transmission service rights. Requests can be made by contacting CVPS at 1-802-747-5222 (during normal business hours: 8 AM - 5:00 PM, non-holiday weekdays). CVPS will respond to the inquiry under the "Provider Comments" area of the OASIS (if the transmission service request to the assignor was made on the OASIS) or under the "Want Ads" section of the OASIS (if the transmission service request to the assignor has been made off of the OASIS). If a System Impact Study is required, a study agreement will have to be entered into between the assignee and CVPS before such study commences. Ancillary Services § Unless specified in a transmission customer's service agreement, transmission customers will not be billed for Transmission Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch Service (T Scheduling) and Reactive Supply and Voltage Control from Generation Sources Service (Reactive). The cost of scheduling, as stated in Schedule 1 of the ISO New England Inc., FERC Electric Tariff No. 3, Section II – Open Access Transmission Tariff, are included with other Tariff charges. The rates for Reactive Ancillary Service are provided in Schedule 2, but CVPS does not currently plan to apply this Schedule. § The cost of Generation Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch Service (G Scheduling) from CVPS (Schedule 1 of the of ISO New England Inc., FERC Electric Tariff No. 3, Section II – Open Access Transmission Tariff) is included in other charges. § If a transmission customer is transmitting power to a load located on the CVPS Transmission System, it may need to purchase Regulation and Frequency Response Service (Regulation), Energy Imbalance Service (Energy Imbalance), Operating Reserve - Spinning Reserve Service (Spinning Reserve) and Operating Reserve - Supplemental Reserve Service (Supplemental Reserve) (See Schedules 3, 4, 5 and 6, respectively, of ISO New England Inc., FERC Electric Tariff No. 3, Section II – Open Access Transmission Tariff). |