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FAQ-90:
Who is the contact person at AEP Ohio if I have a question related to the data available to SSO Suppliers under the terms of the Master SSO Supply Agreement?
This information is available upon request from the Auction Manager.
12/08/2015 in Data
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FAQ-88:
Will AEP Ohio respond to questions about load forecasting? We are interested in understanding how to predict any differences between preliminary loads and resettled loads.
AEP Ohio asks that you direct your attention to Section 4.2 of the AEP Ohio Master Standard Service Offer Supply Agreement. This section very clearly establishes that AEP Ohio is not required to provide load forecasting services under any scenario under the Agreement. As such, AEP Ohio is not, per the terms of the Master Standard Service Offer Supply Agreement, able to answer or take questions about load forecasting services, load shapes or load quantities, whether preliminary or otherwise. As you are aware and as is consistent with the terms of the Master Standard Service Supply Agreement, billing is done on an estimated basis (as is the case with other SSO agreements), with a true-up using the 60 day numbers from PJM, and that billing can be subsequently adjusted, as necessary, to address meter errors, etc. or additional billing items/matters. As you are also aware, load data, after the 60 day process, is subsequently put on the CBP website for all SSO suppliers. This is the only load data that AEP Ohio provides per the terms of the Master Standard Service Offer Supply Agreement. Please consult the CBP website for more information on this data.
12/04/2015 in Data
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FAQ-87:
The government aggregation data posted to the CBP web site on October 12, 2015 was previously posted in April for a different time period, with some overlap. Are both data sets directly comparable?
They are not directly comparable. Please refer to the reminder entitled “Please Download Latest Government Aggregation Data posted on October 12, 2015”, sent via email and posted on the AEP Ohio CBP web site on Monday, November 2, 2015.
11/02/2015 in Data
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FAQ-85:
Can you please provide annual usage for each of Globe Metallurgical and TimkenSteel?
All information regarding Reasonable Arrangements is provided in FAQ #78.
11/02/2015 in Data
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FAQ-84:
We noticed a potential issue with the Hourly Load data posted to the Data Room for the October 2015 data update. Please investigate.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The corrected file has been posted to the Data Room.
10/30/2015 in Data
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FAQ-83:
If a large industrial customer in the SSO Load shuts down, what is the criteria and timing for removing the customer’s SDI from the calculation of Capacity for the SSO Load? Can we assume that the capacity obligation associated with such SDI will not remain part of the SSO Load but will be proportioned across the entire AEP Ohio customer base?
Individual SDI capacity tags for a given year remain unchanged until the next PJM year calculation is performed, even though some SDIs may experience significant load growth or load reduction. Such SDI would remain part of SSO Load as explained in this document:https://www.aepohio.com/global/utilities/lib/docs/account/service/choice/OH/CalculationsProcesses/AEP%20Ohio%20CRES%20Capacity%20Calculation.pdf
10/28/2015 in Data
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FAQ-82:
Can you provide PLC data for planning year 2016/2017?
AEP Ohio provides historical data for the convenience of bidders but does not provide forecasts.
10/28/2015 in Data
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FAQ-80:
What is the date of the customer counts that you used for the PLC provided during the webcast?
The PLC provided during the webcast is based on the five highest coincident peaks experienced by PJM in 2014 for SSO customers (i.e., non-shopping only) using customer counts as of June 1, 2015.
10/26/2015 in Data
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FAQ-79:
What is accounting for the huge drop in Large C&I customers from May 2015 to June 2015? Is this attributed to migration from SSO?
It is the sole responsibility of the bidder to interpret possible reasons for changes in customer counts and hourly load from period to period.
10/22/2015 in Data
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FAQ-78:
How many reasonable arrangement customers are taking service under SSO? Also, please provide the peak load (MW) for the reasonable arrangement customers under SSO.
There are three (3) customers under Reasonable Arrangements in the AEP Ohio service territory that have been approved by the Public Utility Commission of Ohio (“Commission”) under R.C. 4905.31. Since the end of 2014, the Commission has approved requests from all three (3) of these Reasonable Arrangement customers to begin purchasing capacity and energy from CRES providers. These customers have obtained confidential treatment and have secured protective orders relative to their agreements. Information that is publicly available related to these filings are available from the Commission. The aggregate load that can purchase capacity and energy from CRES providers under these approvals from the Commission is approximately 347.5 MW.Should these customers purchase energy and capacity from CRES providers, these customers would continue to have Reasonable Arrangements with AEP Ohio for purposes of purchasing transmission and distribution service and their contract termination dates are: June 1, 2015 for the Globe Metallurgical arrangement; January 1, 2019 for the Eramet Marietta arrangement; and December 31, 2015 for the TimkenSteel Corporation arrangement. Any migration by a Reasonable Arrangement customer to a CRES provider is reflected in the hourly load data posted to the CBP website as would any other migration of customers from SSO to a CRES provider.
10/21/2015 in Data
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