CL&P files a report identifying planned collection activity related to the recovery of PBOP under Appendix A to Attachment F to the ISO-NE OATT. A report was required to be filed with the FERC because the difference between CL&P’s actual PBOP expense and its fixed PBOP expense exceeded the threshold identified in OATT Attachment F. No changes to the filed rate were sought. The report showed an CL&P over-recovery, after interest, of $173,347. If accepted, the PBOP figures will be used as the basis for refunds in the Eversource TOs’ 2025 Annual Updates.
Green Mountain Power submits a Notice of Cancellation of a 2006 Network Integration Transmission Service Agreement and Local Network Operating Agreement (NITSA). GMP ceased providing service to Hardwick under the NITSA as of Jun 30, 2024.
GMP submits annual info filing containing true-up calculation of its actual costs for the 2023 Service Period
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NECEC TSAs 4th Amendments
ER25-261; ER25-254-259
NECEC files 4th Amendments to the TSAs with Eversource (ER25-254), HQUS (ER25-261), HQUS/Eversource (ER25-257), HQUS/National Grid (ER25-258), National Grid (ER25-255), Unitil (ER25-256) that will fund the construction, operation, and maintenance of the NECEC Project (a new, high-voltage direct current transmission line, capable of delivering 1,200 MW of clean energy from Québec to the New England Control Area) to extend critical milestone dates and to amend the changes to applicable law provisions set forth in the TSAs to account for delays to project development stemming from certain changes in law. The 4th Amendments include a rate increase (an increase from $9.16/kW-mo. to $13.61/kW-mo. in the first year and an increase from $13.35/kW-mo. to $19.82/kW-mo. in the 20th and final year of the TSAs’ term).
FERC issues deficiency letter requesting (i) additional information related to the work papers provided as cost support for the proposed rate schedule and (ii) an explanation of how UI intends to apply the terms and conditions of the WDAT to distribution customers that take service thereunder.
Rhode Island State Energy Center, LP (RISEC) and Shell Energy North America (US), L.P. (Shell) request FERC authorization for a transaction pursuant to which Shell will become RISEC’s indirect upstream owner and Related Person
UI requests approval for a Construction Work in Progress (“CWIP”) Incentive and a Abandoned Plant Incentive in connection with its Fairfield to Congress 115kV Railroad Project, eff. Dec 21, 2024. The Project is a transmission line rebuild project in Fairfield, CT and Bridgeport, CT that includes the relocation of transmission lines from 7.3 miles of the existing Connecticut Department of Transportation’s Metro-North Railroad corridor and a rebuild of a 115-kV transmission line along 0.23 miles of existing UI right-of-way to allow interconnection of the rebuilt
facilities with UI’s existing Ash Creek, Resco, Pequonnock, and Congress Street substations. The Project was identified in the March 2023 RSP Asset Condition List as PTF that must be rebuilt or modified due to its condition, age, or physical deterioration to comply with National Electrical Safety Code standards. The Project revenue requirement will be charged to RNS pursuant to Schedule 9 of the ISO-NE Tariff.
FERC accepts (i) the following Applicant’s membership in NEPOOL : Elyctra LLC (Supplier Sector) and Halia Energy LLC (Supplier Sector); and (ii) the termination of the Participant status of the Town on Hanover, NH.
Finding that allowing transmission providers to charge transmission customers for a generating facility’s provision of reactive power within the standard power factor range is unjust and unreasonable, the FERC is revising Schedule 2 of its pro forma open-access transmission tariff (OATT), section 9.6.3 of its pro forma large generator interconnection agreement (LGIA), and section 1.8.2 of its pro forma small generator interconnection agreement (SGIA) to prohibit the inclusion in transmission rates of any charges related to the provision of reactive power within the standard power factor range by generating facilities.
National Grid submits amendments to its Local Control Center Services Agreement (LCCSA) to reflect the termination of the participation by RI Energy, Block Island Power Company (BIPCO), and Pascoag Utility District (the three parties to a successor LCCSA recently accepted by the FERC in ER24-2390)
FERC grants waiver of the deadlines in Sections II.6.A and II.4.F of the Protocols to allow for a continued delay to the filing of the 2024 Informational Filing while settlement negotiations that may impact the 2024 Informational Filing are ongoing