Created and authorized by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), 快播视频 operates under the 快播视频. Transmission, Markets, and Services Tariff. Known as the ISO Tariff, this document details: the rates, terms, and conditions for transmission, market, and other services provided by 快播视频; the rights and responsibilities of the ISO and market participants; and various schedules that define the revenues the ISO collects for its operations and those of the New England States Committee on Electricity (NESCOE).
The ISO Tariff, in conjunction with the ISO’s Transmission Operating Agreements, also helps satisfy FERC requirements for the ISO’s functioning as a Regional Transmission Organization (RTO).
This section includes:
Visit the OATT page. The OATT:
Visit the Market Rule 1 page. Market Rule 1 governs the operation of New England’s wholesale electricity markets. It includes detailed information on pricing, scheduling, offering, bidding, settlement, and other procedures related to the purchase and sale of electricity.
This section details how 快播视频 collects funds to pay for its functioning.
This agreement provides the rights and responsibilities of businesses or organizations that generate, buy, sell, and transport electricity in the New England markets.
This attachment is reserved for future filings.
This attachment is reserved for future filings.
This policy provides the rules and procedures the ISO and stakeholders follow in handling the information collected and created in the administration of New England’s wholesale electricity markets and the operation of the region’s transmission grid. See the List of Authorized Persons and Authorized Commissions per the Information Policy.
This attachment provides forms for service agreements under the ISO Tariff.
These agreements document the ISO’s coordination of operations with operators of neighboring control areas and the terms for pricing emergency energy and security energy. Other available agreements document the relationship among asset owners of the facilities subject to such coordination agreements.
This procedure is designed to prevent the occurrence of a loss of Phase II contingency applicable when Phase II is operated in the isolated or synchronous mode.