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Duke Energy Independent Entity Update

Duke Energy Independent Entity Update. October 27, 2006. Independent Entity Transition Approach. Goal to make transition to an IE seamless for Customers Implement existing practices but with FERC independent oversight. Benefits to the Customer. Enhance planning of the transmission system

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Duke Energy Independent Entity Update

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  1. Duke Energy Independent Entity Update October 27, 2006

  2. Independent EntityTransition Approach • Goal to make transition to an IE seamless for Customers • Implement existing practices but with FERC independent oversight

  3. Benefits to the Customer • Enhance planning of the transmission system • Coordinated regional planning and optimization • Annual Transmission Plan • Annual Transmission Summit for Stakeholder review • Transparency of information

  4. IE Services • What the IE will do • OASIS/OATT Administration • Coordinated Planning • ATC/TTC Calculations • Generator Interconnections • What the IE won’t do • Functional Control of facilities • Duke Energy remains the Transmission Provider

  5. Effects to the Processes • IE is point of contact for: • OASIS/OATT Administration (1/07) • Generator Interconnection Requests • ATC/TTC calculations • Generator Interconnection Feasibility and System Impact Study Agreements signed by the IE and Customer • IE will process deposits/billing/invoicing for Gen Interconnection and TSR study’s • All TSR and Gen Interconnection requests prior to transition date will remain the responsibility of Duke Energy

  6. Transition Dates • OATT/OASIS Administration – Jan 2007 • Long-Term (yearly) Transmission Service – Nov 1, 2006 • Generator Interconnection – Nov 1, 2006 • Coordinated Planning – Nov 1, 2006 • ATC/TTC Calculations – Nov 1, 2006

  7. Transition Contacts • Midwest ISO • Jarred Miland, Mgr Transmission Services 651-632-8459/jmiland@midwestiso.org • Contact info for individual services to be provided at a later date • Duke Energy • Dave McRee, Project Manager 704-382-9841/damcree@duke-energy.com

  8. Inquiry Escalation Map

  9. OATT/OASIS Administration • Services to be provided Jan 17, 2007 • Stakeholder meeting will be scheduled to discuss transition prior to transition date

  10. Generator Interconnection & Long-Term Transmission Service • Operating Procedure will be posted on OASIS prior to Nov 1 • All requests received after Nov 1, 2006 will be subject to the IE, all previous requests will continue with Duke Energy • Before Nov 1, contact and other necessary information will be posted to the Duke Energy OASIS • Generator Interconnection and Transmission Service Agreements will remain unchanged and executed between Customer and Duke Energy

  11. Coordinated Planning • Independent review of Planning (per Attachment K) • Annual plan to be developed in 2007 with IE and Stakeholder review (per Attachment K)

  12. ATC/TTC Calculations • ATC/TTC Calculation posting times will not change • Calculations currently in “parallel operations”

  13. The Midwest ISO • FERC approved RTO founded in 1996 • Offices located in Carmel, IN and St Paul, MN • Dedicated work team in St Paul for IE Services

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