(a) The tariff of
an electric reliability organization must contain
(1) a title page, including
(A) the name of the electric reliability
organization issuing the tariff, as listed on the electric reliability
organization's certificate;
(B) a
description of the interconnected bulk-electric system to which the tariff
applies that is sufficient to allow users, owners, and operators of that system
to identify the tariffs applicability to them;
(C) the physical address of the issuing
electric reliability organization, if applicable;
(D) the electric reliability organization's
Internet website address;
(E) the
electric reliability organization's telephone number;
(F) the electric reliability organization's
general electronic mail address; and
(G) the tariff number;
(2) an index with a complete and accurate
list of the contents of the tariff;
(3) a schedule of all rates and
charges;
(4) the contents required
by AS
42.05.770(1);
(5) provisions for the process by which a
user, owner, or operator may become a registered entity, if the user, owner, or
operator is subject to an approved reliability standard;
(6) provisions that load-serving entities
notify the electric reliability organization of all persons that are subject to
a commission-approved reliability standard, or that may be subject to a
reliability standard that the electric reliability organization may develop in
the reasonably foreseeable future; and
(7) reliability standards, including
(A) each penalty matrix associated with a
violation of those reliability standards; and
(B) nonmonetary penalties that may be
assessed for violation of those reliability standards.
(b) The commission may order
additional provisions to be included in an electric reliability organization's
tariff, after notice and an opportunity to be heard.
(c) Each page of the electric reliability
organization's tariff must be legible and formatted to print eight and one-half
inches by 11 inches in size and must include
(1) the name of the electric reliability
organization;
(2) the number of the
electric reliability organization's certificate;
(3) the tariff filing number;
(4) the tariff sheet number; and
(5) the tariff revision numbers.
(d) Each sheet of every tariff,
except the title page, must bear a sheet number at the top of the sheet. The
first publication of a tariff sheet number must be designated as "Original
Sheet ....." The amendment of any sheet of a tariff shall be made only by
reissuing the particular sheet upon which the change, addition, or cancellation
is made. Reissuing the sheet means to cancel it by a new tariff sheet that
contains the same tariff provisions except whatever additions, changes, or
cancellations are made. Each revised tariff sheet must bear the same sheet
number. A revised tariff sheet that amends an original sheet must be designated
"First Revision ...," "Second Revision ...," etc. Each revised sheet must
direct the cancellation of the original or revised sheet that it
amends.
(e) The purpose and effect
of every tariff revision must be indicated on the tariff by the use of the
following symbols to the right of the text to which they apply;
C - To denote a changed condition or regulation;
D - To denote a discontinued rate, regulation, or
condition;
I - To denote an increase;
L - To denote that material has been relocated from or to
another sheet or place in the tariff with no change in text, rate, provision,
or condition;
N - To denote a new rate, regulation, condition, or
sheet;
R - To denote a reduction;
S - To denote a reissued matter;
T - To denote a change in text for clarification.
(f) The symbols in (e) of this
section may not be carried forward on subsequent revisions of the tariff sheets
where they originally are shown or into tariff reissues or supplements, and the
filing electric reliability organization is not required to use them in any
reproduction of its tariff for public inspection.
(g) If the index is rendered inaccurate due
to the submission of a tariff sheet with a proposed revision, the index tariff
sheet must be revised concurrently.
(h) In the construction of a tariff,
consideration may be given to the fact that it may be necessary, in the future,
to file additional standards, rates, provisions, or other items. Reservation of
sheet and schedule numbers may therefore be made to provide, in advance, for
subsequent filings to be made in proper relation to schedules, or other items
filed previously. If, after a tariff has been issued, adding an additional
tariff sheet becomes necessary, the added sheet must be designated as an
original sheet. When added between existing sheets of the tariff, it must be
given the same sheet number as the sheet that it follows. A period suffix, in
the numerical sequence, must follow the sheet number; for example, "Original
Sheet 4.1". If the added sheet is added after the last sheet, at the end of the
tariff, the added sheet shall be given the next consecutive number following
the last sheet of the tariff.