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Rate Schedule SP-NW2 (Supersedes Schedule
SP-NW1) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Western Area Power
Administration Colorado River Storage Project Arizona, Colorado, New
Mexico, Nevada, Utah MONTHLY CHARGE CALCULATION FOR NETWORK INTEGRATION
TRANSMISSION SERVICE
- Effective:
- The first day of the first full billing period beginning on or
after October 1, 2002, and extending through September 30, 2007, or until
superseded by another rate schedule, whichever occurs earlier.
- Available:
- In the area served by the Colorado River Storage Project (CRSP)
transmission system.
- Applicable:
- To network transmission service customers for which power and
energy are supplied to the CRSP transmission system at points of
interconnection with other systems and transmitted and delivered, less losses,
to points of delivery on the CRSP transmission system established by
contract.
- Character and Conditions of Service:
- Transmission service for alternating current, 60 hertz,
three-phase, delivered and metered at the voltages and points of delivery
established by contract.
- Monthly Network Formula:
- The network integration transmission service charge will be the
product of the network customers load ratio share times one twelfth
(1/12) of the total net annual transmission revenue requirement. The same Net
Annual Transmission Revenue Requirement is used in determining the rate for
network transmission service as for point-to-point transmission service. It is
based on a test year using an annual fixed charge methodology. The test year is
the most recent historical data available. The annual revenue requirement is
reduced by revenue credits. The formula is as follows:
- 1. ARR - TRC = NARR
2. (NARR/12) X Transmission Customer's
Load-Ratio Share Where:
ARR = Annual Revenue Requirement. The costs associated
with facilities that support the transfer capability of the CRSP transmission
system, excluding generation facilities. These costs include investment costs,
interest expense, depreciation expense, administative and general expenses, and
operation and maintenance expense, including transmission purchases.
Transmission purchases reflect those costs associated with CRSP contractual
rights.
TRC = Transmission Revenue Credits. The revenues generated by
the CRSP transmission system, such as scheduling and dispatch ancillary service
revenues and phase shifter revenues, and excluding long-term transmission
revenues.
NARR = Net Annual Transmission Revenue Requirement. The Annual
Revenue Requirement less Transmission Revenue Credits.
Load-Ratio Share
= Network customer's hourly load (including its designated network load not
physically interconnected with Western) coincident with Western's monthly CRSP
transmission system peak.
- This formula will be recalculated annually by applying the data
from the most current historical test year. If needed, a revised rate will be
placed into effect every October 1. Western will provide notification 30 days
prior to a revised rate becoming effective.
- The monthly charge for network transmission service includes
scheduling, system control, and dispatch. Rate Schedule SP-RS2, or any
superseding rate schedule, will be attached as part of this Rate Schedule and
apply to network transmission customers.
- Billing:
- Billing determinants for the formula rate above will be as
specified in the service agreement.
- Requirements for Reactive Power
- Requirements for reactive power shall be as established by
contract; otherwise, there shall be no entitlement to transfer of reactive
kilovolt amperes at delivery points except when such transfers may be mutually
agreed upon by the Contractor and the contracting officer or their authorized
representatives.
- Adjustment for Losses
- Power and energy losses incurred in connection with the
transmission and delivery of power and energy under this rate schedule shall be
supplied by the customer as established by contract. If losses are not fully
provided by a transmission customer, charges for financial compensation may
apply.
- Adjustment for Industry Restructuring:
- Any transmission-related costs incurred by Western due to
electric industry restructuring or other industry changes associated with
providing CRSP transmission service will be passed through to each transmission
customer, as appropriate.
Updated: 2/8/2005 |