FERC to Flesh Out Comparability

Fortnightly Magazine - May 1 1995
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has set for hearing issues related to a proposed, open-access transmission tariff for point-to-point service in Citizens Utilities Co.'s (CU) Arizona service territory. It also approved CU's agreement requiring a transmission customer, Aha Macav Power Systems, Inc., to pay a $190,000 contribution in aid of construction (CIAC) to interconnect to CU's grid (Docket No. ER94-1561-000).

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CU claimed that its point-to-point transmission tariff is consistent with the comparability requirements set forth in American Electric Power Service Corp., 67 FERC 61,168, clarified, 67 FERC 61,317 (1994). CU said it uses its own system on a point-to-point basis, using the grid primarily to pick up purchased power where it interconnects with the Western Area Power Administration and to deliver the power to its distribution point.

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