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From:rebecca.grace@enron.com
To:patrick.hanse@enron.com, larry.campbell@enron.com, lisa.burnett@enron.com
Subject:PJM Transmission - How Deals are Entered into Enpower
Cc:jason.choate@enron.com, paul.broderick@enron.com, paul.thomas@enron.com,thresa.allen@enron.com, marci.mansfield@enron.com, corry.bentley@enron.com
Bcc:jason.choate@enron.com, paul.broderick@enron.com, paul.thomas@enron.com,thresa.allen@enron.com, marci.mansfield@enron.com, corry.bentley@enron.com
Date:Thu, 17 May 2001 04:24:00 -0700 (PDT)

Hey Guys,

We have been researching PJM transmission settlement and have found an
inconsistency in how deals are settled in PJM and
how they are getting into Enpower.

I would like to propose that any deal for transmission be entered into
Enpower as documented below. Please come to me if you
have any questions.

Volume Management is attempted to set up a process to reconcile these volumes
on a daily and monthly basis, so bear with us
until the process is in place and everyone is up to speed.

Thanks,

Rebecca


PJM TRANSMISSION PROCEDURE

Every time an OASIS request is accepted in PJM a deal is entered into
Enpower...

1) with a demand volume equal to the amount reserved
2) demand price of $0.67
3) trans volume equal to the volume FLOWED (or expected to flow)
4) trans price of $0.48
5) Comments with the PJM OASIS number for reference (buy and sell
transaction ids if available)

Examples:

A) If EPMI reserve 100mw of transmission on peak for the whole month, but we
are not sure if or when we are going to use it, enter
demand volume of 100mw and trans volume of zero, and then when it is used
change the trans volume in Scheduling to the amount
that actually flowed.

B) If EPMI reserves 50mw for HE8-12 and expects to use it, enter demand
volume of 50mw and trans volume of 50mw, and then of it
is cut change the trans volume in Scheduling to the amount that actually
flowed.