Sandy Ragnetti is our newest administrative professional in West Power Trading. She is a temp from OfficeTeam and has been doing a phenomenal job for us the last few weeks. Sandy has been working with me, and she will be assisting the administrative team when we have absences. Sandy's last position was as an account manager at a market research firm, and she has a diverse background in advertising and marketing. Please make Sandy feel welcome!
Answer: Welcome Sandy Ragnetti to West Power Trading
Here is an email: On 8/15/2001 Market Participants will have (2) new billing codes in their advisory statements. (1) Code 238, which currently exists in the hrly advisory statement, but up until now it has been null. Code 238 will now be 'Hrly LRR DAM Contract Bal Pmnt $'. This will reflect dollars paid to a generator for DAM Contract Balancing that is Out-of-Merit for LRR. Code 239 will reflect dollars paid to a generator for DAM Contract Balancing and is not Out-of-Merit for LRR. The sum (238+239)=313, and 313 can be found under the "Power Supplier" section of the daily advisory statement. (2) Code 314, this is a new addition that did not exist on the daily csv file before. Code 314 is 'ELR DAM Contract Balancing Payment $'. There is not an hrly code for ELR DAM Contract Balancing because it is a daily settlement, not an hrly settlement. The funds that will be collected from the LSE's to pay for Code 313, and Code 314 will be collected through the residual adjustment codes 611 (hrly) and 813 (daily). Version 14 of the data dictionary will reflect these new billing codes, and this will be found on the NYISO website under Grid Accounting & Settlements, just like the previous versions. A new billing code mapping will also be available, and will be version 7, and can also be found under the Grid Accounting & Settlements section on the NYISO website. (See attached file: Version 14.0 Data Dictionary.doc) - Version 14.0 Data Dictionary.doc
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A: CHANGE TO THE ADVISORY STATEMENTS BEGINNING 8/15/2001
Q: Please accept my apologies for this worksheet's absence yesterday. It was undergoing cosmetic improvements to more accurately represent the EES-EPMI position. Note two new column headings as of 3/27 - "Transmission" and "Other EnPower" deals. Also, a change has been made to the SP-15 volumes in the 3/2 sheet. This change was made per Daniel Kang at EES and Chris Foster at EPMI. And as always, feel free to contact me with questions. Thanks,
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A: Daily EES Position through 3/28
Hey Cooper, I would like to get your opinion and approval on a couple of things: 1) We'd like to get a development IIS server running, and so would also like to move your development from NETCo's only production IIS server, to this new server. I believe Greg is setting this up shortly. 2) Since the PowerFS1 server is now the production web server for all of NETCo, we'd like to move the IIS administration duties to the IT team, which would most likely mean to me. (I'm assuming you have these duties right now? If not, maybe you could point me in the right direction) 3) Also because of that, we need to move at least one web application on to PowerFS1. (Presenter is the one NETCo web app moving over that is in Production. Origman will be there shortly as well.) Since Pavel used MSXML3 with SP1 and would need it on the box, I was wondering what version are you running? (He tells me that multiple versions can be run at the same time, as they are separately named libraries and files). Thanks for your time.
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NACAL-PowerFS1