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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

Southeastern Power Administration 

Georgia-Alabama-South Carolina 

System 

AGENCY: Southeastern Power 

Administration, (Southeastern), 

Department of Energy. 

ACTION: Notice of Interim Approval. 

SUMMARY: The Deputy Secretary, 

Department of Energy, confirmed and 

approved, on an interim basis new rate 

schedules SOCO–1–D, SOCO–2–D, 

SOCO–3–D, SOCO–4–D, ALA–1–M, 

MISS–1–M, Duke–1–D, Duke–2–D, 

Duke–3–D, Duke–4–D, Santee–1–D, 

Santee–2–D, Santee–3–D, Santee–4–D, 

SCE&G–1–D, SCE&G–2–D, SCE&G–3–D, 

SCE&G–4–D, Pump–1–A, Pump–2, 

Replacement–1, and Regulation–1. 

These rate schedules are applicable to 

Southeastern power sold to existing 

preference customers in Mississippi, 

Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and 

South Carolina. The rate schedules are 

approved on an interim basis through 

September 30, 2015, and are subject to 

confirmation and approval by the 

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 

(FERC) on a final basis. 

DATES: Approval of rates on an interim 

basis is effective October 1, 2010. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Leon Jourolmon, Assistant 

Administrator, Finance and Marketing, 

Southeastern Power Administration, 

Department of Energy, 1166 Athens 

Tech Road, Elberton, Georgia 30635– 

4578, (706) 213–3800. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 

by Order issued April 8, 2008, in Docket 

No. EF07–3011–000 (123 FERC ¶ 

62,022), confirmed and approved 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedules 

SOCO–1–C, SOCO–2–C, SOCO–3–C, 

SOCO–4–C, ALA–1–L, MISS–1–L, 

Duke–1–C, Duke–2–C, Duke–3–C, 

Duke–4–C, Santee–1–C, Santee–2–C, 

Santee–3–C, Santee–4–C, SCE&G–1–C, 

SCE&G–2–C, SCE&G–3–C, SCE&G–4–C, 

Pump–1–A, Pump–2, Replacement–1, 

and Regulation–1 through September 

30, 2012. This order replaces these rate 

schedules on an interim basis, subject to 

final approval by FERC. 

Dated: September 28, 2010. 

Daniel B. Poneman, 

Deputy Secretary. 

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

DEPUTY SECRETARY 

In the Matter of: Southeastern Power 

Administration, Georgia-Alabama-South 

Carolina System Power Rates Rate Order No. 

SEPA–53. 

ORDER CONFIRMING AND 

APPROVING POWER RATES ON AN 

INTERIM BASIS 

Pursuant to Sections 302(a) of the 

Department of Energy Organization Act, 

Public Law 95–91, the functions of the 

Secretary of the Interior and the Federal 

Power Commission under Section 5 of 

the Flood Control Act of 1944, 16 U.S.C. 

825s, relating to the Southeastern Power 

Administration (Southeastern), were 

transferred to and vested in the 

Secretary of Energy. By Delegation 

Order No. 00–037.00, effective 

December 6, 2001, the Secretary of 

Energy delegated to Southeastern’s 

Administrator the authority to develop 

power and transmission rates, to the 

Deputy Secretary of Energy the 

authority to confirm, approve, and place 

in effect such rates on interim basis, and 

to the Federal Energy Regulatory 

Commission (FERC) the authority to 

confirm, approve, and place into effect 

on a final basis or to disapprove rates 

developed by the Administrator under 

the delegation. This rate is issued by the 

Deputy Secretary pursuant to that 

delegation order. 

Background 

Power from the Georgia-AlabamaSouth Carolina Projects is presently sold 

under Wholesale Power Rate Schedules 

SOCO–1–C, SOCO–2–C, SOCO–3–C, 

SOCO–4–C, ALA–1–L, MISS–1–L, 

Duke–1–C, Duke–2–C, Duke–3–C, 

Duke–4–C, Santee–1–C, Santee–2–C, 

Santee–3–C, Santee–4–C, SCE&G–1–C, 

SCE&G–2–C, SCE&G–3–C, SCE&G–4–C, 

Pump–1–A, Pump–2, Replacement–1, 

and Regulation–1. These rate schedules 

were approved by the FERC in docket 

number EF07–3011–000 on April 8, 

2008, for a period ending September 30, 

2012 (123 FERC ¶ 62,022). 

Public Notice and Comment 

Notice of proposed rate adjustment 

was published in the Federal Register 

March 17, 2010, (75 FR 12740). The 

notice advised interested parties of a 

proposed rate increase of about fifteen 

percent (15%). By notice published in 

the Federal Register March 24, 2010, 

(75 FR 14150) a public information and 

comment forum was scheduled for April 

27, 2010, in Atlanta, Georgia. Written 

comments were accepted on or before 

June 15, 2010. Comments were received 

from six parties at the forum. Written 

comments were received from 12 

sources pursuant to this notice. 

There have been numerous comments 

about the level of rate increases. We are 

providing the following table and 

explanation to try to minimize the 

confusion about several numbers. 

[In percent] 

Proposed 

rate increase 

at forum 

Proposed 

rate increase 

now 

Percentage Revenue Increase ................................................................................................................................ 15 9.6 

Percentage Rate Increase Generation Rates ......................................................................................................... 20–25 13–15 

Percentage Revenue Increase Including Disputed Costs ....................................................................................... 31 23 

Percentage Rate Increase Generation Rates Including Disputed Costs ................................................................ 40 32–34 

Comment 1 

With the current proposed rate 

increase, customers will need to 

evaluate whether or not to continue to 

purchase Southeastern power. 

Evaluation 

Southeastern believes that the 

customers will need to look at each of 

their respective positions. Their 

situations vary and Southeastern is not 

in a position to evaluate whether or not 

each customer should continue to 

purchase Federal power. 

Southeastern has made a cursory 

study reviewing the average cost of 

Federal power for each customer. The 

study shows that some customers at 

present rates are paying costs that are 

greater than what the power would cost 

on the market under average water 

conditions. The average cost of power 

for these customers under minimum 

water conditions (drought conditions) is 

much higher than what they could 

purchase at market. Southeastern is 

unaware of arrangements the customers 

currently have to purchase the 

remainder of their needs and is unaware 


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if purchasing power on the market is an 

option for them. 

The increase of Southeastern rates by 

13%–15% without the Disputed Costs, 

or 32%–34% with the Disputed Costs, 

will have a negative impact on these 

customers. We do not know if the 

customers will choose to cancel their 

contracts. 

Southeastern believes that most of the 

customers’ costs are less than market, 

even with the 13%–15% increase or the 

32%–34% rate increase; therefore, 

Southeastern will be able to market its 

power in the foreseeable future. 

Comment 2 

The Interest During Construction 

costs is inappropriately named and 

should be called Disputed Costs. 

Evaluation 

The customers argue that Interest 

During Construction (IDC) ends when 

the project is ready to be placed in 

service. In the Richard B. Russell 

(Russell) pump units case, that would 

be in 1993. Additionally, they argue that 

the interest expense should begin when 

the pump units are placed in service. 

This creates a hiatus where the costs are 

neither IDC nor expensed interest. In the 

Russell pump units case, that would be 

from 1993 to 2002. Southeastern has 

decided to exclude these costs. The 

amount of these costs is $223,733,000. 

The interest on that interest from 2003 

to 2009 is $115,466,000 for a total of 

$339,198,000. 

Southeastern has decided to call these 

costs ‘‘Disputed Cost,’’ and agrees that 

calling them ‘‘Interest During 

Construction’’ is confusing. 

Southeastern agrees these costs 

should be excluded from the proposed 

rates. 

Comment 3 

The Disputed Costs should be a cost 

allocated to litigation costs. 

Evaluation 

The customers argue that the Corps 

had a litigation strategy which 

mishandled the lawsuit. 

The litigation did result in a long 

hiatus during which the Russell pump 

units were operational, but could not be 

used. While the Corps was ultimately 

able to prove that there were no adverse 

environmental consequences of the 

Russell pump units, the projects have 

never operated at peak capability, 

partially because of the hiatus when 

they were available for operation but 

were not allowed to operate. The only 

costs the customers are asking to not be 

included are the Disputed Costs referred 

to above. 

While there is no purpose for 

litigation costs authorized by Congress 

in the legislation for the Corps’ 

multiple-purpose projects, Southeastern 

believes the costs should be allocated by 

the Corps to the Environmental Purpose 

(see 5 below). 

Comment 4 

Southeastern has the authority by the 

Flood Control Act of 1944 to not include 

the Disputed Costs. It has the authority 

because of the language ‘‘* * * lowest 

possible rates consistent with sound 

business principles.’’ 

Evaluation 

The customers argue that the Flood 

Control Act of 1944 gives Southeastern 

the authority to examine all the costs 

and only include those costs that are the 

lowest possible, consistent with sound 

business principles. 

Southeastern agrees that the Flood 

Control Act of 1944 does give us that 

authority. 

Comment 5 

The Disputed Costs should be 

allocated to the Environmental Purpose. 

Evaluation 

The customers argue that the 

Disputed Costs should be allocated to 

the Environmental Purpose. They point 

out the entire lawsuit that caused the 

delays was to determine whether or not 

the Russell pump units would damage 

the environment. 

The Judge’s Order of Summary 

Judgment quotes the Fourth Circuit 

Court of Appeals: ‘‘(p)umped storage 

poses a major environmental concern 

because of the risk that while operating 

in the pumping mode the turbines may 

‘entrain’ or kill a large number of fish 

or fish eggs.’’ South Carolina Department 

of Wildlife and Marine Resources vs. 

Marsh, 886 F.2d at 99. Order, p. 17. 

It goes on to say, ‘‘In order to prevail 

on its motions, the Corps must show, 

and this court must find, that these 

units can be operated at minimum risk 

to the fish habitat at the Russell Dam.’’ 

In addition, the General Accounting 

Office (GAO) Report to Congressional 

Requesters, Federal Electricity 

Activities, cited by the customers, was 

very concerned that if the Richard 

Russell Project was not allowed to 

operate because of the lawsuit, that the 

Federal government will lose its entire 

$518 million investment. 

Southeastern believes it would be 

proper for the Disputed Costs to be 

allocated to the Environmental Purpose 

and not allocated to power. 

Comment 6 

Richard Russell pump units were not 

authorized by Congress. RA 6120.2 

allows that only authorized investments 

can be included. 

Evaluation 

The customers argue that Congress 

never explicitly authorized the 

installation of the Richard Russell pump 

units, and that appropriations bills 

cannot provide such authorization here. 

The District Court’s ruling granting 

summary judgment seems to agree to 

some extent with this interpretation, 

found no explicit Congressional 

authorization, but held that Congress 

was adequately informed, and, by 

ongoing appropriations actions, the 

Corps was so authorized. Order, pp. 21– 

27. Also, the Court stated, ‘‘The pumped 

storage units at the Russell Dam are 

currently in place. Their installation 

was authorized by the Fourth Circuit 

Court of Appeals, which left to the 

district court the decision of when and 

if the operation of these units should be 

granted.’’ Order, pp. 16–17. 

The customers also point out that RA 

6120.2 includes only ‘‘investments that 

are both authorized and for which 

appropriations have been made.’’ 

They argue and provide strong legal 

authorities that funding bills do not 

authorize Corps actions. The customers 

concluded, ‘‘These concerns provide 

suitable grounds and appropriate legal 

guidance for SEPA to follow in 

excluding the IDC expense from the rate 

proposal.’’ 

Southeastern agrees that we have the 

authority to exclude the costs from the 

rates. 

Comment 7 

The estimated Corps O&M costs that 

were used in the proposed rate should 

be updated for more recent estimates. 

Evaluation 

The customers pointed out that Corps 

projections from 2009 were higher than 

Corps projections from 2010. 

Southeastern agrees with the request 

that more recent estimates be used in 

the rate filing and the proposed rates 

now include those reduced projections. 

The reduction in the rate from 21% at 

the time of the forum to 13% now is 

partially because of this change. 

Comment 8 

Revenues for Fiscal Year 2010 have 

been higher than average and the 

repayment study should increase the 

revenues for FY 2010. 


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Evaluation 

Generally, a repayment study is 

developed with an assumption that 

average water conditions will prevail 

through the end of the repayment 

period. The revenues for Fiscal Year 

2010 through May have been 115% of 

average. The increased revenue of the 

increase would be approximately $4.8 

million. This would increase the 

estimated revenue for fiscal year 2010 

by less than three percent (3%) and 

have a minor impact on the rate study. 

It is also difficult to estimate that the 

revenues would continue to be that high 

because it is difficult to estimate if this 

above average rainfall will continue 

through the end of the fiscal year. 

Southeastern has not modified the rate 

proposal for increased revenue in 2010. 

Comment 9 

The unpaid deficit at the end of 2009 

should be deferred. 

Evaluation 

Southeastern has agreed with this 

comment in the development of these 

proposed rates. In the past, Southeastern 

has deferred the payment of a deficit 

until the end of cost evaluation period 

which, in this case, would be FY 2015, 

or the final year the rates are requested 

to be approved by the Federal Energy 

Regulatory Commission. The result of 

deferring this cost would be to move the 

pinch point of the repayment. Under the 

rates proposed at the time of the rate 

forum, the pinch point is the fiscal year 

when a sizeable payment is required to 

be paid. By RA 6120.2, the deficit 

should be paid prior to that required 

repayment. RA 6120.2 also allows 

Southeastern to defer that payment for 

unusual circumstances. Southeastern 

has agreed with the customers in the 

proposed rates. Southeastern feels this 

deferral is the primary reason the rate 

increase was reduced from the 21% at 

the time of the forum to 13% in these 

proposed rates. 

Discussion 

System Repayment 

An examination of Southeastern’s 

revised system power repayment study, 

prepared in July 2010, for the GeorgiaAlabama-South Carolina System shows 

that with the proposed rates, all system 

power costs are paid within the 

appropriate repayment period required 

by existing law and DOE Procedure RA 

6120.2. The Administrator of 

Southeastern Power Administration has 

certified that the rates are consistent 

with applicable law and that they are 

the lowest possible rates to customers 

consistent with sound business 

principles. 

Environmental Impact 

Southeastern has reviewed the 

possible environmental impacts of the 

rate adjustment under consideration and 

has concluded that, because the 

adjusted rates would not significantly 

affect the quality of the human 

environment within the meaning of the 

National Environmental Policy Act of 

1969, the proposed action is not a major 

Federal action for which preparation of 

an Environmental Impact Statement is 

required. 

Availability of Information 

Information regarding these rates, 

including studies and other supporting 

materials and transcripts of the public 

information and comment forum, is 

available for public review in the offices 

of Southeastern Power Administration, 

1166 Athens Tech Road, Elberton, 

Georgia 30635, and in the Power 

Marketing Liaison Office, James 

Forrestal Building, 1000 Independence 

Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC 20585. 

Order 

In view of the foregoing and pursuant 

to the authority delegated to me by the 

Secretary of Energy, I hereby confirm 

and approve on an interim basis, 

effective October 1, 2010, attached 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedules 

SOCO–1–D, SOCO–2–D, SOCO–3–D, 

SOCO–4–D, ALA–1–M, MISS–1–M, 

Duke–1–D, Duke–2–D, Duke–3–D, 

Duke–4–D, Santee–1–D, Santee–2–D, 

Santee–3–D, Santee–4–D, SCE&G–1–D, 

SCE&G–2–D, SCE&G–3–D, SCE&G–4–D, 

Pump–1–A, Pump–2, Replacement–1, 

and Regulation–1. The Rate Schedules 

shall remain in effect on an interim 

basis through September 30, 2015, 

unless such period is extended or until 

the FERC confirms and approves the 

schedules or substitute Rate Schedules 

on a final basis. 

Dated: September 28, 2010 

Daniel B. Poneman 

Deputy Secretary 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule SOCO– 

1–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, and Florida to whom power 

may be transmitted and scheduled 

pursuant to contracts between the 

Government and Southern Company 

Services, Incorporated (hereinafter 

called the Company) and the Customer. 

Nothing in this rate schedule shall 

preclude modifications to the 

aforementioned contracts to allow an 

eligible customer to elect service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Company’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$2.74 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month estimated as of April 

2010 is presented for illustrative 

purposes. 

The initial transmission charge will 

be the Customer’s ratable share of the 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government. The 

transmission charges are governed by 

and subject to refund based upon the 

determination in proceedings before 

FERC involving the Company’s Open 

Access Transmission Tariff (OATT). The 

distribution charges may be modified by 

FERC pursuant to application by the 

Company under Section 205 of the 

Federal Power Act or the Government 

under Section 206 of the Federal Power 

Act. 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the OATT or the distribution charges 


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may result in the separation of charges 

currently included in the transmission 

rate. In this event, the Government may 

charge the Customer for any and all 

separate transmission and distribution 

charges paid by the Government in 

behalf of the Customer. 

Scheduling, System Control and 

Dispatch Service: 

$0.0806 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Reactive Supply and Voltage Control 

from Generation Sources Service: 

$0.11 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Regulation and Frequency Response 

Service: 

$0.0483 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Transmission, System Control, Reactive, 

and Regulation Services 

The charges for Transmission, System 

Control, Reactive, and Regulation 

Services shall be governed by and 

subject to refund based upon the 

determination in the proceeding 

involving Southern Companies’ OATT. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Company’s system. As of April 

2010, applicable energy losses are as 

follows: 

Percent 

Transmission facilities .............. 2.2 

Sub-transmission ...................... 2.0 

Distribution substations ............ 0.9 

Distribution lines ....................... 2.25 

These losses shall be effective until 

modified by FERC, pursuant to 

application by Southern Companies 

under Section 205 of the Federal Power 

Act or SEPA under Section 206 of the 

Federal Power Act or otherwise. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule SOCO– 

2–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, and Florida to whom power 

may be transmitted pursuant to 

contracts between the Government and 

Southern Company Services, 

Incorporated (hereinafter called the 

Company) and the Customer. The 

Customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government. Nothing in this rate 

schedule shall preclude modifications 

to the aforementioned contracts to allow 

an eligible customer to elect service 

under another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Company’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$2.74 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per estimated as of April 2010 

is presented for illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission charge will 

be the Customer’s ratable share of the 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government. The 

transmission charges are governed by 

and subject to refund based upon the 

determination in proceedings before 

FERC involving the Company’s Open 

Access Transmission Tariff (OATT). The 

distribution charges may be modified by 

FERC pursuant to application by the 

Company under Section 205 of the 

Federal Power Act or the Government 

under Section 206 of the Federal Power 

Act. 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the OATT or the distribution charges 

may result in the separation of charges 

currently included in the transmission 

rate. In this event, the Government may 

charge the Customer for any and all 

separate transmission and distribution 

charges paid by the Government in 

behalf of the Customer. 

Reactive Supply and Voltage Control 

from Generation Sources Service: 

$0.11 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Transmission, System Control, Reactive, 

and Regulation Services 

The charges for Transmission, System 

Control, Reactive, and Regulation 

Services shall be governed by and 

subject to refund based upon the 

determination in the proceeding 

involving Southern Companies’ OATT. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Company’s system. As of April 

2010, applicable energy losses are as 

follows: 

Percent 

Transmission facilities .............. 2.2 

Sub-Transmission ..................... 2.0 

Distribution substations ............ 0.9 

Distribution lines ....................... 2.25 

These losses shall be effective until 

modified by FERC, pursuant to 

application by Southern Companies 

under Section 205 of the Federal Power 

Act or SEPA under Section 206 of the 

Federal Power Act or otherwise. 


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Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule SOCO– 

3–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, and Florida to whom power 

may be scheduled pursuant to contracts 

between the Government and Southern 

Company Services, Incorporated 

(hereinafter called the Company) and 

the Customer. The Customer is 

responsible for providing a transmission 

arrangement. Nothing in this rate 

schedule shall preclude modifications 

to the aforementioned contracts to allow 

an eligible customer to elect service 

under another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

(hereinafter referred to collectively as 

the Projects) and sold under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. This rate schedule does 

not apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’s rate. 

Scheduling, System Control and 

Dispatch Service: 

$0.0806 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Regulation and Frequency Response 

Service: 

$0.0483 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Transmission, System Control, Reactive, 

and Regulation Services 

The charges for Transmission, System 

Control, Reactive, and Regulation 

Services shall be governed by and 

subject to refund based upon the 

determination in the proceeding 

involving Southern Companies’ Open 

Access Transmission Tariff. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule SOCO– 

4–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, and Florida served through 

the transmission facilities of Southern 

Company Services, Inc. (hereinafter 

called the Company) or the Georgia 

Integrated Transmission System. The 

Customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government and for providing a 

transmission arrangement. Nothing in 

this rate schedule shall preclude 

modifications to the aforementioned 

contracts to allow an eligible customer 

to elect service under another rate 

schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

(hereinafter referred to collectively as 

the Projects) and sold under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. This rate schedule does 

not apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’s rate. 

Transmission, System Control, Reactive, 

and Regulation Services 

The charges for Transmission, System 

Control, Reactive, and Regulation 

Services shall be governed by and 

subject to refund based upon the 

determination in the proceeding 

involving Southern Companies’ Open 

Access Transmission Tariff. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule ALA– 

1–M 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to the PowerSouth Energy Cooperative 

(hereinafter called the Cooperative). 

Applicability: 


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This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to power and accompanying energy 

generated at the Allatoona, Buford, J. 

Strom Thurmond, Walter F. George, 

Hartwell, Millers Ferry, West Point, 

Robert F. Henry, Carters, and Richard B. 

Russell Projects and sold under contract 

between the Cooperative and the 

Government. This rate schedule does 

not apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be three-phase 

alternating current at a nominal 

frequency of 60 Hertz and shall be 

delivered at the Walter F. George, West 

Point, and Robert F. Henry Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Southern Company. Future 

adjustments to these rates will become 

effective upon acceptance for filing by 

the Federal Energy Regulatory 

Commission of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission, System Control, Reactive, 

and Regulation Services 

The charges for Transmission, System 

Control, Reactive, and Regulation 

Services shall be governed by and 

subject to refund based upon the 

determination in the proceeding 

involving Southern Companies’ Open 

Access Transmission Tariff. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Cooperative and the Cooperative will 

purchase from the Government those 

quantities of energy specified by 

contract as available to the Cooperative 

for scheduling on a weekly basis. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule MISS– 

1–M 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to the South Mississippi Electric Power 

Association (hereinafter called the 

Customer) to whom power may be 

wheeled pursuant to contracts between 

the Government and PowerSouth 

Energy Cooperative (hereinafter called 

PowerSouth). 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be three-phase 

alternating current at a nominal 

frequency of 60 Hertz delivered at the 

delivery points of the Customer on 

PowerSouth’s transmission and 

distribution system. The voltage of 

delivery will be maintained within the 

limits established by the state regulatory 

commission. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$2.62 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month as of January 2010 

is presented for illustrative purposes. 

This rate is subject to annual 

adjustment on January 1, and will be 

computed subject to the Appendix A 

attached to the Government-PowerSouth 

contract. 

Transmission, System Control, Reactive, 

and Regulation Services 

The charges for Transmission, System 

Control, Reactive, and Regulation 

Services shall be governed by and 

subject to refund based upon the 

determination in the proceeding 

involving Southern Companies’ Open 

Access Transmission Tariff. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Cooperative and the Cooperative will 

purchase from the Government those 

quantities of energy specified by 

contract as available to the Cooperative 

for scheduling on a weekly basis. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule Duke– 

1–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in North Carolina and South 

Carolina to whom power may be 

transmitted and scheduled pursuant to 

contracts between the Government and 

Duke Energy Company (hereinafter 

called the Company) and the Customer. 

Nothing in this rate schedule shall 

preclude modifications to the 

aforementioned contracts to allow an 

eligible customer to elect service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Company’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 


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Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$0.94 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month is presented for 

illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission charge will 

be the Customer’s ratable share of the 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government. The 

transmission charges are governed by 

and subject to refund based upon the 

determination in proceedings before 

FERC involving the Company’s Open 

Access Transmission Tariff (OATT). 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the OATT may result in the separation 

of charges currently included in the 

transmission rate. In this event, the 

Government may charge the Customer 

for any and all separate transmission 

and distribution charges paid by the 

Government in behalf of the Customer. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses of three per cent 

(3%) as of April 2010). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Company’s system. These 

losses shall be effective until modified 

by FERC, pursuant to application by the 

Company under Section 205 of the 

Federal Power Act or SEPA under 

Section 206 of the Federal Power Act or 

otherwise. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule Duke– 

2–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in North Carolina and South 

Carolina to whom power may be 

transmitted pursuant to contracts 

between the Government and Duke 

Energy Company (hereinafter called the 

Company) and the Customer. The 

Customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government. Nothing in this rate 

schedule shall preclude modifications 

to the aforementioned contracts to allow 

an eligible customer to elect service 

under another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Company’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$0.94 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month is presented for 

illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission charge will 

be the Customer’s ratable share of the 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government. The 

transmission charges are governed by 

and subject to refund based upon the 

determination in proceedings before 

FERC involving the Company’s Open 

Access Transmission Tariff (OATT). 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the OATT may result in the separation 

of charges currently included in the 

transmission rate. In this event, the 

Government may charge the Customer 

for any and all separate transmission 

and distribution charges paid by the 

Government in behalf of the Customer. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses of three per cent 

(3%) as of April 2010). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Company’s system. These 

losses shall be effective until modified 

by the Federal Energy Regulatory 

Commission, pursuant to application by 

the Company under Section 205 of the 

Federal Power Act or SEPA under 

Section 206 of the Federal Power Act or 

otherwise. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule Duke– 

3–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in North Carolina and South 

Carolina to whom power may be 

scheduled pursuant to contracts 

between the Government and Duke 

Energy Company (hereinafter called the 

Company) and the Customer. The 

Customer is responsible for providing a 

transmission arrangement. Nothing in 

this rate schedule shall preclude 

modifications to the aforementioned 

contracts to allow an eligible customer 

to elect service under another rate 

schedule. 

Applicability: 


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This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Savannah River Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’s rate. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule Duke– 

4–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in North Carolina and South 

Carolina served through the 

transmission facilities of Duke Energy 

Company (hereinafter called the 

Company) and the Customer. The 

Customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government and for providing a 

transmission arrangement with the 

Company. Nothing in this rate schedule 

shall preclude modifications to the 

aforementioned contracts to allow an 

eligible customer to elect service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Savannah River Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’ rate. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

Santee–1–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter call the 

Customer) in South Carolina to whom 

power may be wheeled and scheduled 

pursuant to contracts between the 

Government and South Carolina Public 

Service Authority (hereinafter called the 

Authority). Nothing in this rate 

schedule shall preclude an eligible 

customer from electing service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Authority’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Authority. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Authority’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$1.32 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month as of January 2010 

is presented for illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission rate is subject 

to annual adjustment on July 1 of each 


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year, and will be computed subject to 

the formula contained in Appendix A to 

the Government-Authority Contract. 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the Authority’s Open Access 

Transmission Tariff may result in the 

separation of charges currently included 

in the transmission rate. In this event, 

the Government may charge the 

Customer for any and all separate 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government in behalf of the 

Customer. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Authority 

(less applicable losses of two per cent 

(2%) as of April 2010). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Authority’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Service Interruption: 

When energy delivery to the 

Customer’s system for the account of the 

Government is reduced or interrupted, 

and such reduction or interruption is 

not due to conditions on the Customer’s 

system, the demand charge for the 

month shall be appropriately reduced as 

to kilowatts of such capacity which 

have been interrupted or reduced for 

each day in accordance with the 

following formula: 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

Santee–2–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in South Carolina to whom 

power may be wheeled pursuant to 

contracts between the Government and 

South Carolina Public Service Authority 

(hereinafter called the Authority). The 

customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government. Nothing in this rate 

schedule shall preclude an eligible 

customer from electing service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Authority’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Authority. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Authority’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$1.32 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month as of January 2010 

is presented for illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission rate is subject 

to annual adjustment on July 1 of each 

year, and will be computed subject to 

the formula contained in Appendix A to 

the Government-Authority Contract. 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the Authority’s Open Access 

Transmission Tariff may result in the 

separation of charges currently included 

in the transmission rate. In this event, 

the Government may charge the 

Customer for any and all separate 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government in behalf of the 

Customer. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Authority 

(less applicable losses of two percent 

(2%) as of April 2010). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Authority’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Service Interruption: 

When energy delivery to the 

Customer’s system for the account of the 

Government is reduced or interrupted, 

and such reduction or interruption is 

not due to conditions on the Customer’s 

system, the demand charge for the 

month shall be appropriately reduced as 

to kilowatts of such capacity which 

have been interrupted or reduced for 

each day in accordance with the 

following formula: 


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Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

Santee–3–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in South Carolina to whom 

power may be scheduled pursuant to 

contracts between the Government and 

South Carolina Public Service Authority 

(hereinafter called the Authority). The 

customer is responsible for providing a 

transmission arrangement. Nothing in 

this rate schedule shall preclude an 

eligible customer from electing service 

under another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Authority. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Authority’s rate. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Authority 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Service Interruption: 

When energy delivery to the 

Customer’s system for the account of the 

Government is reduced or interrupted, 

and such reduction or interruption is 

not due to conditions on the Customer’s 

system, the demand charge for the 

month shall be appropriately reduced as 

to kilowatts of such capacity which 

have been interrupted or reduced for 

each day in accordance with the 

following formula: 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

Santee–4–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter call the 

Customer) in South Carolina served 

through the transmission facilities of 

South Carolina Public Service Authority 

(hereinafter called the Authority). The 

customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government and for providing a 

transmission arrangement. Nothing in 

this rate schedule shall preclude an 

eligible customer from electing service 

under another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Authority. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Authority’s rate. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 


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each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Authority 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Service Interruption: 

When energy delivery to the 

Customer’s system for the account of the 

Government is reduced or interrupted, 

and such reduction or interruption is 

not due to conditions on the Customer’s 

system, the demand charge for the 

month shall be appropriately reduced as 

to kilowatts of such capacity which 

have been interrupted or reduced for 

each day in accordance with the 

following formula: 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

SCE&G–1–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

public bodies and cooperatives (any one 

of which is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in South Carolina to whom 

power may be wheeled and scheduled 

pursuant to contracts between the 

Government and the South Carolina 

Electric & Gas Company (hereinafter 

called the Company). Nothing in this 

rate schedule shall preclude an eligible 

customer from electing service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Company’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$1.02 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month as of February 2010 

is presented for illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission charge will 

be the Customer’s ratable share of the 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government. The 

transmission charges are governed by 

and subject to refund based upon the 

determination in proceedings before 

FERC involving the Company’s Open 

Access Transmission Tariff (OATT). 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the OATT may result in the separation 

of charges currently included in the 

transmission rate. In this event, the 

Government may charge the Customer 

for any and all separate transmission 

and distribution charges paid by the 

Government in behalf of the Customer. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Company’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Conditions of Service: 

The Customer shall at its own 

expense provide, install, and maintain 

on its side of each delivery point the 

equipment necessary to protect and 

control its own system. In so doing, the 

installation, adjustment, and setting of 

all such control and protective 

equipment at or near the point of 

delivery shall be coordinated with that 

which is installed by and at the expense 

of the Company on its side of the 

delivery point. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

SCE&G–2–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

public bodies and cooperatives (any one 

of which is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in South Carolina to whom 

power may be wheeled pursuant to 

contracts between the Government and 

the South Carolina Electric & Gas 

Company (hereinafter called the 

Company). The customer is responsible 

for providing a scheduling arrangement 

with the Government. Nothing in this 

rate schedule shall preclude an eligible 

customer from electing service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the delivery points of the Customer on 

the Company’s transmission and 

distribution system. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 


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Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 

of the Company’s rate. 

Transmission: 

$1.02 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month as of February 2010 

is presented for illustrative purposes. 

The initial transmission charge will 

be the Customer’s ratable share of the 

transmission and distribution charges 

paid by the Government. The 

transmission charges are governed by 

and subject to refund based upon the 

determination in proceedings before 

FERC involving the Company’s Open 

Access Transmission Tariff (OATT). 

Proceedings before FERC involving 

the OATT may result in the separation 

of charges currently included in the 

transmission rate. In this event, the 

Government may charge the Customer 

for any and all separate transmission 

and distribution charges paid by the 

Government in behalf of the Customer. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). The Customer’s 

contract demand and accompanying 

energy will be allocated proportionately 

to its individual delivery points served 

from the Company’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Conditions of Service: 

The Customer shall at its own 

expense provide, install, and maintain 

on its side of each delivery point the 

equipment necessary to protect and 

control its own system. In so doing, the 

installation, adjustment, and setting of 

all such control and protective 

equipment at or near the point of 

delivery shall be coordinated with that 

which is installed by and at the expense 

of the Company on its side of the 

delivery point. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

SCE&G–3–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

public bodies and cooperatives (any one 

of which is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in South Carolina to whom 

power may be scheduled pursuant to 

contracts between the Government and 

the South Carolina Electric & Gas 

Company (hereinafter called the 

Company). The customer is responsible 

for providing a transmission 

arrangement. Nothing in this rate 

schedule shall preclude an eligible 

customer from electing service under 

another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’s rate. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Conditions of Service: 

The Customer shall at its own 

expense provide, install, and maintain 

on its side of each delivery point the 

equipment necessary to protect and 

control its own system. In so doing, the 

installation, adjustment, and setting of 

all such control and protective 

equipment at or near the point of 

delivery shall be coordinated with that 

which is installed by and at the expense 

of the Company on its side of the 

delivery point. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

SCE&G–4–D 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of which is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in South Carolina served 

through the transmission facilities of 

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company 

(hereinafter called the Company). The 

customer is responsible for providing a 

scheduling arrangement with the 

Government and for providing a 

transmission arrangement. Nothing in 

this rate schedule shall preclude an 

eligible customer from electing service 

under another rate schedule. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale of power and 

accompanying energy generated at the 

Allatoona, Buford, J. Strom Thurmond, 

Walter F. George, Hartwell, Millers 

Ferry, West Point, Robert F. Henry, 

Carters and Richard B. Russell Projects 

and sold under appropriate contracts 

between the Government and the 

Customer. This rate schedule does not 

apply to energy from pumping 

operations at the Carters and Richard B. 

Russell Projects. 

Character of Service: 

The electric capacity and energy 

supplied hereunder will be delivered at 

the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The monthly rate for capacity, energy, 

and generation services provided under 


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this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: 

Capacity Charge: 

$4.19 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Energy Charge: 

10.67 Mills per kilowatt-hour. 

Generation Services: 

$0.12 Per kilowatt of total contract 

demand per month. 

Additional rates for Transmission, 

System Control, Reactive, and 

Regulation Services provided under this 

rate schedule shall be the rates charged 

Southeastern Power Administration by 

the Company. Future adjustments to 

these rates will become effective upon 

acceptance for filing by the Federal 

Energy Regulatory Commission of the 

Company’s rate. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract that the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the company 

(less applicable losses). 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Conditions of Service: 

The Customer shall at its own 

expense provide, install, and maintain 

on its side of each delivery point the 

equipment necessary to protect and 

control its own system. In so doing, the 

installation, adjustment, and setting of 

all such control and protective 

equipment at or near the point of 

delivery shall be coordinated with that 

which is installed by and at the expense 

of the Company on its side of the 

delivery point. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule Pump– 

1–A 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, Florida, South Carolina, or 

North Carolina to whom power is 

provided pursuant to contracts between 

the Government and the customer. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale energy 

generated from pumping operations at 

the Carters and Richard B. Russell 

Projects and sold under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. The energy will be 

segregated from energy from other 

pumping operations. 

Character of Service: 

The energy supplied hereunder will 

be delivered at the delivery points 

provided for under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. 

Monthly Rate: 

The rate for energy sold under this 

rate schedule for the months specified 

shall be: 

[computed to the nearest $.00001 (1/100 

mill) per kWh] 

(The weighted average cost of energy 

for pumping divided by the energy 

conversion factor, quantity divided by 

one minus losses for delivery.) 

Where: 

(The weighted average cost of energy 

for pumping for this rate schedule is 

equal to the cost of energy purchased or 

supplied for the benefit of the customer 

for pumping divided by the total energy 

for pumping.) 

(Cost of energy for pumping for this 

rate schedule is equal to the cost of 

energy purchased or supplied for the 

benefit of the customer plus the cost of 

energy in storage carried over from the 

month preceding the specified month.) 

(Energy for pumping for this rate 

schedule is equal to the energy 

purchased or supplied for the benefit of 

the customer, after losses, plus the 

energy for pumping in storage as of the 

end of the month preceding the 

specified month.) 

(Cost of energy in storage is equal to 

the weighted average cost of energy for 

pumping for the month preceding the 

specified month times the energy for 

pumping in storage at the end of the 

month preceding the specified month.) 

= Dollars cost of energy purchased or 

supplied for the benefit of the 

customer for pumping during the 

specified month, including all 

direct costs to deliver energy to the 

project. 

= Kilowatt-hours of energy purchased or 

supplied for the benefit of the 

customer for 

pumping during the specified month. 

= Energy loss factor for transmission on 

energy purchased or supplied for 

the benefit of the customer for 

pumping (Expected to be .03 or 

three percent.) 

= Kilowatt-hours of energy in storage as 

of the end of the month 

immediately preceding the 

specified month. 

= Weighted average cost of energy for 

pumping for the month 

immediately preceding the 

specified month. 

(Weighted average energy conversion 

factor is equal to the energy 

generated from pumping divided by 

the total energy for pumping) 

= Energy generated from pumping. 

= Weighted average energy loss factor 

on energy delivered by the 

facilitator to the customer. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Facilitator 

(less any losses required by the 

Facilitator). The Customer’s contract 

demand and accompanying energy will 

be allocated proportionately to its 

individual delivery points served from 

the Facilitator’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

Pump-2 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives who 

provide their own scheduling 

arrangement and elect to allow 

Southeastern to use a portion of their 

allocation for pumping (any one of 

whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, Florida, South Carolina, or 


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North Carolina to whom power is 

provided pursuant to contracts between 

the Government and the customer. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale energy 

generated from pumping operations at 

the Carters and Richard B. Russell 

Projects and sold under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. This energy will be 

segregated from energy from other 

pumping operations. 

Character of Service: 

The energy supplied hereunder will 

be delivered at the delivery points 

provided for under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. 

Monthly Rate: 

The rate for energy sold under this 

rate schedule for the months specified 

shall be: 

[computed to the nearest $.00001 (1/100 

mill) per kWh] 

(The weighted average cost of energy 

for pumping divided by the energy 

conversion factor, quantity divided by 

one minus losses for delivery.) 

Where: 

(The weighted average cost of energy 

for pumping for this rate schedule is 

equal to the cost of energy purchased or 

supplied for the benefit of the customer 

for pumping divided by the total energy 

for pumping.) 

(Cost of energy for pumping for this 

rate schedule is equal to the cost of 

energy purchased or supplied for the 

benefit of the customer plus the cost of 

energy in storage carried over from the 

month preceding the specified month.) 

(Energy for pumping for this rate 

schedule is equal to the energy 

purchased or supplied for the benefit of 

the customer, after losses, plus the 

energy for pumping in storage as of the 

end of the month preceding the 

specified month.) 

(Cost of energy in storage is equal to 

the weighted average cost of energy for 

pumping for the month preceding the 

specified month times the energy for 

pumping in storage at the end of the 

month preceding the specified month.) 

= Dollars cost of energy purchased or 

supplied for the benefit of the 

customer for pumping during the 

specified month, including all 

direct costs to deliver energy to the 

project. 

= Kilowatt-hours of energy purchased or 

supplied for the benefit of the 

customer for pumping during the 

specified month. 

= Energy loss factor for transmission on 

energy purchased or supplied for 

the benefit of the customer for 

pumping (Expected to be .03 or 

three percent.) 

= Kilowatt-hours of energy in storage as 

of the end of the month 

immediately preceding the 

specified month. 

= Weighted average cost of energy for 

pumping for the month 

immediately preceding the 

specified month. 

(Weighted average energy conversion 

factor is equal to the energy generated 

from pumping divided by the total 

energy for pumping) 

= Energy generated from pumping. 

= Weighted average energy loss factor 

on energy delivered by the 

facilitator to the customer. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Facilitator 

(less any losses required by the 

Facilitator). The Customer’s contract 

demand and accompanying energy will 

be allocated proportionately to its 

individual delivery points served from 

the Facilitator’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Power Rate Schedule 

Replacement–1 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, Florida, South Carolina, or 

North Carolina to whom power is 

provided pursuant to contracts between 

the Government and the customer. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale at wholesale energy 

purchased to meet contract minimum 

energy and sold under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. 

Character of Service: 

The energy supplied hereunder will 

be delivered at the delivery points 

provided for under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. 

Monthly Rate: 

The rate for energy sold under this 

rate schedule for the months specified 

shall be: 

[computed to the nearest $.00001 (1/100 

mill) per kWh] 

(The weighted average cost of energy 

for replacement energy divided by one 

minus losses for delivery.) 

Where: 

(The weighted average cost of energy 

for replacement energy is equal to the 

cost of replacement energy purchased 

divided by the replacement energy 

purchased, net losses.) 

= Dollars cost of energy purchased for 

replacement energy during the 

specified month, including all 

direct costs to deliver energy to the 

project. 

= Kilowatt-hours of energy purchased 

for replacement energy during the 

specified month. 

= Energy loss factor for transmission on 

replacement energy purchased 

(Expected to be 0 or zero percent.) 

= Weighted average energy loss factor 

on energy delivered by the 

facilitator to the customer. 

Energy to be Furnished by the 

Government: 

The Government will sell to the 

Customer and the Customer will 

purchase from the Government energy 

each billing month equivalent to a 

percentage specified by contract of the 

energy made available to the Facilitator 


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(less any losses required by the 

Facilitator). The Customer’s contract 

demand and accompanying energy will 

be allocated proportionately to its 

individual delivery points served from 

the Facilitator’s system. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for power sold 

under this schedule shall end at 12:00 

midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

Wholesale Rate Schedule Regulation–1 

Availability: 

This rate schedule shall be available 

to public bodies and cooperatives (any 

one of whom is hereinafter called the 

Customer) in Georgia, Alabama, 

Mississippi, Florida, South Carolina, or 

North Carolina to whom service is 

provided pursuant to contracts between 

the government and the customer. 

Applicability: 

This rate schedule shall be applicable 

to the sale of regulation services 

provided from the Allatoona, Buford, J. 

Strom Thurmond, Walter F. George, 

Hartwell, Millers Ferry, West Point, 

Robert F. Henry, Carters, and Richard B. 

Russell Projects (hereinafter called the 

Projects) and sold under appropriate 

contracts between the Government and 

the Customer. 

Character of Service: 

The service supplied hereunder will 

be delivered at the Projects. 

Monthly Rate: 

The rate for service supplied under 

this rate schedule for the period 

specified shall be: $0.05 per kilowatt of 

total contract demand per month. 

Contract Demand: 

The contract demand is the amount of 

capacity in kilowatts stated in the 

contract to which the Government is 

obligated to supply and the Customer is 

entitled to receive regulation service. 

Billing Month: 

The billing month for services 

provided under this schedule shall end 

at 12:00 midnight on the last day of each 

calendar month. 

[FR Doc. 2010–25118 Filed 10–5–10; 8:45 am] 

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