Business practices
ATC Business Practices describe how ATC and its interconnected customers deal with costs, roles and responsibilities for specific technical or business-related issues. They are created by soliciting input from internal and external stakeholders, while balancing the needs and concerns of ATC and its customers. They provide clear and consistent guidelines to allow ATC to provide timely, cost-effective and comparable service to all customers.
Updated: August 2, 2010
Business Practice Documents
- Asset Acquisition
- Capacitor Bank Installations on Distribution Systems for Transmission Benefit
- Claims Communication Protocol
- Coordination of Local Balancing Authority Metering Boundary Modifications
- Elective Load Interconnection Facilities
- Elective Undergrounding
- Electrical Underbuild and Attachment to ATC Transmission Facilities
- Entity Ownership Record (EOR) Administration
- General Transmission System Data Sharing Protocol
- House Moves
- JOINT USE SUBSTATIONS – Cost Responsibility for Common Facilities
- Line Relocation Cost Allocation
- Load Bridging for Transmission-Related Work
- Process for Selecting Blackstart Units to be Incorporated in the ATC Blackstart Restoration Plan
- Substation “Make Ready” Cost Reimbursement
- Transmission Related Station Power Use at Substations
- Voltage Conversion Cost Allocation
