SASKPOWER OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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SASKPOWER OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFFcause adverse anticipated effects on the system of the other Party. The Party making suchinterconnection or modification shall minimize, or otherwise compensate for, adverseoperational effects to the other Party's system.12. Service ConditionsThe Parties recognize that operating and technical problems may arise in the control ofthe frequency and in the flow of real and reactive power over the interconnectedTransmission Systems. The Network Operating Committee may adopt operating rules andprocedures as necessary to assure that, as completely as practical, the delivery and receiptof real and reactive power and energy hereunder shall be accomplished in a manner thatcauses the least interference with such interconnected systems.A Transmission Customer interconnecting with SaskPower's Transmission System isobligated to follow the same practices and procedures for interconnection and operationthat SaskPower uses for its own load and resources.Where the Transmission Customer purchases Ancillary Services from third parties, theTransmission Customer shall have the responsibility to secure contractual arrangementswith such third parties that are consistent with the Tariff, this Agreement and anyapplicable rules and procedures of the Network Operating Committee.13. Data, Information and Reports13.1. The Transmission Customer shall, upon request, provide SaskPower with such reportsand information concerning its network operation as are reasonably necessary to enableSaskPower to operate its Transmission System adequately.13.2. Scheduling--Hourly transactions from outside of SaskPower’s franchise area, in wholemegawatts must be prescheduled by E-tag as defined in NERC Policy 3. Schedules mustconform to the E-tag processing timelines. Schedules can be changed no later than 20minutes (or a reasonable time that is generally accepted in the region and is consistentlyadhered to by the Transmission Provider) before the schedules go into effect.The Transmission Customer shall notify SaskPower of intended imports intoSaskPower’s franchise area for the next normal business day(s) by E-tag no later than 10a.m. CST (or a reasonable time that is generally accepted in the region and is consistentlyadhered to by the Transmission Provider) on the day prior. Preschedules and forecastsshall include, as applicable:(a)(b)(c)(d)Each import into or export out of SaskPower’s franchise area;Each power purchase and sale from within SaskPower’s franchise area;Losses;Generation from each Network Resource;Page | 131
SASKPOWER OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF(e)(f)(g)(h)(i)(j)(k)(l)(m)Network Load at each point designated in Section 4 of the Specifications ForNetwork Integration Transmission Service attached to the Service Agreement;Regulation and Frequency Response requirement;Spinning or Supplemental Reserve from each Network Resource;Spinning or Supplemental Reserve purchase from SaskPower or each third party;The Transmission Customer's most severe single contingency;Available capacity from each Network Resource;Transmission Service associated with each pre-schedule and forecast;Incremental and decremental cost data for Network Resources; andOther information, as required by SaskPower.13.3. Annual Forecast - By [insert date] of each year, the Transmission Customer shall updateits load and resource forecast by providing SaskPower with a non-binding forecast in aformat specified by SaskPower.13.4. Monthly Forecast – [insert number] days before the end of the month, the TransmissionCustomer shall update the forecast for the following month specifying purchase,generation, maximum demand, total monthly energy and Operating Reserve Servicesfrom SaskPower or a third party.13.5. The Transmission Customer shall telemeter to SaskPower information including but notlimited to watts, VArs, generator status, generator breaker status, generator terminalvoltage and high side transformer voltage, unless otherwise agreed.13.6. The Transmission Customer shall provide generating resource characteristics toSaskPower as necessary to implement re-dispatch and constraint and reservemanagement.14. Metering14.1. Unless otherwise agreed the Transmission Customer shall be responsible for the cost ofinstalling and maintaining revenue meters and communication equipment compatiblewith SaskPower's meter reading system and facility standards. Revenue quality meteringequipment and meters shall be installed at the high voltage bus at each point ofinterconnection between the Transmission Customer's facility and SaskPower's system.The meters shall measure and record both real power (watts) and reactive power (VArs)flow and line losses, if applicable, in both directions. Meters not installed at the highvoltage bus or at the point of interconnection shall be adjusted for losses.Page | 132
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