Subject: Duke files Interconnection Procedures at FERC
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 06:07:00 -0800 (PST)

On 12/17/00, Duke filed interconnection procedures at FERC.  It did not file 
a pro forma Interconnection Agreement.  The procedures are generally fine and 
include: 

Posting of a queue (should be on the OASIS now)
Negotiation of milestones
List of Studies performed within the last 2 years will be on OASIS and 
available (with the customer name redacted)

A new request (new queue spot) will be required for: any increase in the 
rated capacity of generating facilities or any other significant changes 
including, (1) a site change that impacts the flow of power on Duke's system, 
(2) change in interconnection point of > 5 miles or 25% of the length of the 
line to which the generating facility is connected; or (3) delay of 
commercial ops date of more than 6 months.

FERC has not approved this filing yet.