Topics in the text: Credit and exit · Cost allocation · Connecting load and generation
Seller obligations · PDF pp. 1–43
Attachment A shows edits against the earlier tariff. It reproduces the definitions and auction sections containing the changes, including eligibility and offer obligations. For the proposed wording without deleted text, use Attachment B.
Eligibility for Participation in RPM Auctions PDF p. 33
Cost allocation · PDF pp. 44–51
The redline locates the new distributor reporting requirement alongside the target calculation, qualifying offsets and allocation rules. Parallel clean language begins at page 45 of Attachment B.
the quantity and identity of incremental Large Load that is supported by an electric service obligation PDF p. 51
U.S. Department of Energy · Related public statement
DOE wanted a mandatory way to identify the large load driving additional procurement and give it a chance to build, bring or buy capacity. It questioned whether the proposed two-year lookback would capture the relevant projects.
PDF pp. 6–7Seller obligations · PDF pp. 52–61
The marked seller rules cover procurement scope, offers, selection and committed resources' obligations. The clean text distinguishes new conditions from text PJM proposes to delete.
The Reliability Backstop Procurement Process PDF p. 53
Exit liability · PDF pp. 62–68
The redline replaces the exiting transmission owner with the withdrawing load-serving entity as the party responsible for the remaining charges. Section 18.8 then marks the changes to collateral.
such Load Serving Entity shall be responsible for the remainder of the RBP Charges allocated to it PDF p. 62
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