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Electric Company Members: $400.00 (1 site license)
Associate Members: $500.00 (1 site license)
List/Non-members: $600.00 (1 site license)
Format: CD-ROM
Publication Date: January 26, 2007
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Item # 310602 (1 site license - see prices above)
Item # 310603 (2-3 site license)
Electric Company Members: $600
Associate Members: $750
List/Non-members: $900
Item # 310604 (4-10 site license)
Electric Company Members: $1,200
Associate Members: $1,500
List/Non-members: $1,800
Item # 310605 (11-20 site license)
Electric Company Members: $2,400
Associate Members: $3,000
List/Non-members: $3,600
Item # 310606 (21 or more sites / Corporate site license)
This license grants permission for you to post on your company's internal website (intranet) for all employees to access
Electric Company Members: $3,600
Associate Members: $4,500
List/Non-members: $5,400
Prices listed are based on a Standing Order Plan and apply to the specified site licenses only. A "site" is defined as a physical location/address. For example, a 1-site license would cover the subscriber and all company personnel at the subscriber's address only; a 2-3 site license would cover the subscriber and all company personnel at the subscriber's address as well as 2 other physical company addresses as long as they are the same company as the subscriber. For multiple site license users, the subscriber will be responsible for making sure that the CD is shared between all locations. Only ONE CD will be sent to the subscriber each time.
NOTE: This publication is set up as a Standing Order. Each time the CD is updated, you will receive an invoice to obtain the next CD. Once payment is received we will ship the new CD to you. Price includes CD and your specified site license (product is updated and re-issued on an as needed basis).
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The Order No. 2004 Desk Reference for Electric Utility Transmission Providers is the only comprehensive guide to the FERC Standards of Conduct requirements applicable to electric utility transmission providers under Order No. 2004. The Desk Reference is an user-friendly, easily searchable tool for Compliance Officers and other utility managers and employees who are responsible for understanding and complying with the Standards of Conduct.
With your standing order to the Desk Reference, you will have access to all the latest information. The Desk Reference CD will be updated and re-issued as needed to reflect new developments including the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to revise the Standards of Conduct.
Highlights & Features:
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One "user-friendly," fully-searchable CD for fast navigation of pertinent issues
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Over 130 topics covering every issue relevant to compliance with the Standards of Conduct
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More than 150 pages of excerpts and summaries of FERC Orders, Audit Reports and other FERC documents interpreting and applying the Standards of Conduct, arranged by topic
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A complete compilation of the Orders, Audit Reports and other FERC documents
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Three-tiered organization places all of the relevant material at your fingertips
What It Contains:
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The Standards of Conduct regulations, 18 C.F.R. Part 358
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The complete text of FERC’s Order Nos. 2004, 2004-A, 2004-B, 2004-C and 2004-D
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The complete text of all FERC orders interpreting and applying Order No. 2004 to electric utilities
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The complete text of all FERC staff audit reports (published and not published) on electric utility compliance with Order No. 889 and Order No. 2004
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The complete text of all FERC Staff No-Action Letters that address Standards of Conduct issues
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FERC Staff’s Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) as posted on FERC’s website
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The transcript of FERC Staff’s answers to questions at the April 2006 Standards of Conduct Technical Conference
What It Covers:
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Applicability of the Standards of Conduct, including criteria for partial and complete waiver of the Standards of Conduct
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Key definitions, including Transmission Provider, Marketing and Energy Affiliates, Marketing, Sales and Brokering, and Transmission Function Employee
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The Separation of Functions/Independent Functioning Requirement, including the conduct of transmission operations and reliability functions, joint meetings of transmission and marketing personnel and requirements for emergency operations
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Requirements with respect to shared employees, including senior officers and directors
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Limitations on the sharing of non-public transmission information and customer information, including electronic access to transmission information and remedies for disclosure of transmission and customer information
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The "No Conduit" Rule
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Corporate posting requirements
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Compliance procedures, Training Requirements and the Role of the Chief Compliance Officer
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Tariff issues
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Books and records
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Audits and enforcement
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Penalties for violations
Upcoming Revision of Standards of Conduct
FERC recently issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to revise the Standards of Conduct. The Desk Reference will be updated to reflect changes made as a result of this NOPR.
Benefits:
Obtain easy access to all key information in one place. The Desk Reference is published in a fully searchable CD format that provides a "one-stop" resource for all the Standards of Conduct requirements that are applicable to electric utility transmission providers.
Expedite your research with easy-to-use navigation features. The Table of Contents provides easy access to the 130 topics that are addressed in the Desk Reference.
Navigate quickly through the Table of Contents or the regulations and "click" on the highlighted links to go directly to the topics in which you are interested. If you find an excerpt from a FERC Order, Staff Report or other FERC document that you would like to read in its entirety, you can "click" on that excerpt to go directly to the complete text of the document; or go to the specific portion of the document that addresses your topic.
Keep yourself current on trends and new developments. With your standing order to the Desk Reference, you will have access to all the latest information. The Desk Reference CD will be updated and re-issued as needed to reflect new developments.
For more information regarding this publication, please contact Barbara Hindin / bhindin@eei.org / 202-508-5019
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