Effective July 9, 1996, Baltimore Gas & Electric implemented FERC-jurisdictional open access transmission tariffs that are in compliance with FERC's Order 888. As of April 1, 1997 all requests in the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland (PJM) control area for transmission service will be taken on the PJM Interconnection Association's OASIS Web site. This site can be accessed at http://oasis.pjm.com
To request transmission service from the PJM Power Pool, an entity must follow the instructions on the PJM Web site http://www.pjm.com for transmission service under the PJM Tariff & Transmission Services Application Information menu option.
To be able to buy, sell, or bid energy from the PJM Power Pool, an entity must follow the instructions on the PJM Web site http://www.pjm.com for pool membership under the PJM Agreement & Application Process menu option.
A copy of the PJM Pool-wide Transmission Tariff is available on the PJM OASIS home page http://oasis.pjm.com.
For a copy of the PJM Pool-wide Transmission Tariff or to inquire about obtaining a Transmission Service Agreement or Pool Membership Agreement, please send your request to:
PJM Tariff Administrator
610-666 - 8980
email - custserv@pjm.com
Procedures Implementing Standards of Conduct for BGE
FERC's Order No. 889 requires BGE to implement standards of conduct to functionally separate transmission and wholesale power merchant functions. BGE's 'Procedures Implementing Standards of Conduct for BGE Regarding Non-Discriminatory Open Access Transmission' is available for your review (download the file below). In addition, you will find appended to this document the Standards of Conduct and a sample Affirmation Statement that must be signed by all BGE employees affected by the Standards of Conduct.
Information on Discounts
BGE does not take any actions with respect to discounts for transmission service because BGE's facilities are operated by PJM and service provided according to the terms of the PJM Tariff. PJM is responsible for discounts of transmission service. Please see the PJM Web site for more information.
Standards Of Conduct For Transmission Providers Informational Filing
FERC's Order No. 2004 requires BGE to implement standards of conduct to govern the relationships between regulated transmission providers and all of their energy affiliates. This ruling is to ensure that transmission providers cannot extend their market power over transmission to wholesale energy markets by giving their affiliates unduly preferential treatment.
Organizational Charts and Job Descriptions
The following documents illustrate the structure and separation of wholesale merchant, retail load and transmission business functions, only. The organizational charts also identify job functions and key employees who are engaged in transmission system operations.
These documents are also available on the PJM OASIS web site
