91³Ô¹ÏÍø oversees the movement or transfer of energy within, into, out of, and through the New England Balancing Authority Area according to the 91³Ô¹ÏÍø. Transmission, Markets, and Services Tariff (the ISO Tariff). In support of this responsibility, certain types of transmission services are offered under Section II: Open Access Transmission Tariff (the OATT) to facilitate the movement of energy.
Initiating Transmission Service in New England
- Review the ISO OATT Business Practices Section 1—OATT Transmission Services Summary, ISO OATT Business Practices Section 2—RNS+T/Out Rates and Application, and Transmission Service Types and Applications documents. They will help you:
- Determine which form or forms of transmission service apply
- Learn how to apply for those transmission services
- Understand which section of the OATT details the related requirements and responsibilities
- Identify who can provide answers to your questions
- Transmission customers seeking to wheel energy through, import energy into, or export energy out of the New England Balancing Authority Area via the Real-Time Energy Market will need to access and use the Open Access Same-Time Information System (OASIS), New England External Transaction Tool (NEXTT) software, and Electric Industry Registry (EIR). Learn how.
Questions? Contact Participant Support.