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PRR674

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Summary

Title	Temporary Alteration of Settlement Equations Related to the RPRS Under Scheduled Charge
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Next Step
Status	Approved on 09/19/2006

Action

Date	Gov Body	Action Taken	Next Steps
09/19/2006	BOARD	Approved	Report the impact of PRR674 on the Balancing Energy market at the November, 2006, Board meeting.
09/07/2006	TAC	Rejected
08/31/2006	PRS	Rejected

Date

Gov Body

Action Taken

Next Steps

09/19/2006

BOARD

Approved

Report the impact of PRR674 on the Balancing Energy market at the November, 2006, Board meeting.

09/07/2006

TAC

Rejected

08/31/2006

PRS

Rejected

Voting Record

Date	Gov Body	Motion	Result
09/19/2006	BOARD	The Board voted on a motion to grant CNE's appeal of the TAC decision and approve PRR674 as submitted, effective until the earlier of February 1, 2007 or the implementation of PRR676. The Board also directed ERCOT Staff to report the impacts of PRR674 on the Balancing Energy market to the Board in November, 2006.	Passed
09/07/2006	TAC	Reject appeal of Constellation NewEnergy of PRS decision.	Passed
08/31/2006	PRS	To reject.	Passed

Date

Gov Body

Motion

Result

09/19/2006

BOARD

The Board voted on a motion to grant CNE's appeal of the TAC decision and approve PRR674 as submitted, effective until the earlier of February 1, 2007 or the implementation of PRR676. The Board also directed ERCOT Staff to report the impacts of PRR674 on the Balancing Energy market to the Board in November, 2006.

Passed

09/07/2006

TAC

Reject appeal of Constellation NewEnergy of PRS decision.

Passed

08/31/2006

PRS

To reject.

Passed

Background

Status:	Approved
Date Posted:	Jul 19, 2006
Sponsor:	Constellation NewEnergy
Urgent:	Yes
Sections:	6.9.2.1.1, 6.9.2.1.2
Description:	This PRR temporarily alters the settlement equations for the RPRS Under Scheduled charge.
Reason:	Current settlement of the RPRS Under Scheduled Charge is improper. This PRR temporarily alters the settlement, uplifting the cost of RPRS on a load ratio share, until issues relating to RPRS are corrected. Once a new PRR to address all of the issues brought up the board meeting is approved, this revision will no longer be needed.