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- NEW! Network Yearly Transmission Service Product added to OASIS - In order to facilitate requests over OASIS from Network Customers, the Network Yearly Transmission Service Product has been added. Please send comments to ehansen@nvenergy.com Erik Hansen or mfranz@nvenergy.com Marilyn Franz.
- 01/08/10 Operating and Scheduling Protocols Updated - The Operating and Scheduling Protocols Business Practice document has been updated with an additional sentence in item #6 requiring Source Name to be filled in on TSR requests sourcing in the NVE Balancing Areas. Comments to this change will be taken for the next 3 business days prior to the Business Practice change going into effect. Please send comments to Erik Hansen (ehansen@nvenergy.com) and Marilyn Franz (mfranz@nvenergy.com)
- NEW! Transmission path posted REDB to Mcculloug500 - Beginning 12/10/2009. Path goes through Mcculloug230 to get to the Mcculloug500 and must be tagged as such with LDWP as the SE for this segment. Questions can be directed to Keith Smith keithsmith@nvenergy.com or Marilyn Franz mfranz@nvenergy.com.
- NEW! Outages Posted 120 Day Out - Beginning 9/11/2009, NEVP is posting outages for 120 days out. Please check any outages of interest to you for changes as the outage gets closer to being in effect. Questions can be directed to Keith Smith keithsmith@nvenergy.com or Marilyn Franz mfranz@nvenergy.com.
- WestConnect Pricing Experiment Goes Live! On July 1, 2009, the WestConnect Pricing Experiment was placed in service. Reservations on a path utilizing adjacent WestConnect participating transmission providers through the WestConnect Deal Wizard allow the transmission customer to make one reservation at one price. Click HERE to view the WestConnect Pricing Experiment presentation. Questions can be directed to Erik Hansen ehansen@nvenergy.com or Marilyn Franz mfranz@nvenergy.com.
- Starting June 2nd 2009 00:00 hrs there will be a new bi-directional path rating on the Navajo/Crystal line. – Path 49 EOR will be uprated from 8055 MWs to 9300 MWs. These changes have been made to the Arizona security manual. The reasons for the new operating limits are the increased rating changes to the Navajo-Crystal series capacitors located at the Navajo and Crystal substations and to the Perkins-Mead series capacitors located at both ends. NV Energy's share or the NAV/CRY line segment will increase from 371 MWs to 522 MWs at full comp all EOR lines in service.
Please contact Marilyn Franz (mfranz@nvenergy.com) or Keith Smith (keithsmith@nvenergy.com) with any questions or comments.
- 05/27/09 New and Revised Business Practices Posted for Comment! The following Business Practices are new or have been revised: Intra-Hour Transmission Service Request, Within-Hour Transactions, Processing of Late Transmission Service Requests, and Transmission Loss Scheduling. The documents can be found within the Business Practice folder located on the left . Please send comments to Erik Hansen (ehansen@nvenergy.com) and Marilyn Franz (mfranz@nvenergy.com)
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OASIS Notices
