This month's Inside Lines informs PJM's stakeholders of various committee actions, upcoming training and other activities. PJM would like to highlight the following:

Demand response sets new record in PJM
Consumers' voluntary reductions in electricity, known as demand response, set a record during a power supply emergency amid a hot August week. (more)

States focus on demand response
Several states within the PJM region have included demand response as either the main focus or one of the critical ones in their efforts to develop state-wide energy plans. States are seeing a crucial need to curb demand and create a program to provide incentives for energy consumers to reduce their demand. (more)

Forums to Examine Long-Term Contracting
PJM is sponsoring two forums focusing on long-term contracting for electricity supplies. These forums are open to all PJM electric market stakeholders who have registered. (more)

TEAC reviews PJM's regional plan recommendations; Board review is next step
On Aug. 22, a proposed major transmission line that would address reliability issues in congested areas in PJM's Mid-Atlantic Region was presented to PJM's Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee (TEAC), a stakeholder body that is an integral part of the Regional Transmission Expansion Planning (RTEP) process. The transmission line was one of several other proposals recommended by PJM's System Planning Division as updates to the 15-year regional plan. (more)

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What's Inside:

Committees Report
Highlights
NERC / Regional Activities
Regulatory Reports

September
09.07.2007 PJM Load Management Compliance & Settlement Training
09.11.2007 Generation 101
09.12.2007 Generation 201
09.13.2007 Generation 301
09.12.2007 - 09.13.2007 Transmission 101
09.14.2007 Operations 101
09.17.2007 - 09.18.2007 Transactions 201
09.19.2007 - 09.20.2007 NERC Standards Review

Committee Meetings:

August

• Regional Planning Process Working Group - 08.30.2007 - Topics: Economic Planning Compliance Filing, Order 890 Planning Compliance Filing.
• RPM Compliance Filing Process - 08.30.2007 - Topic: Review Proposed Tariff Changes.
• Market Implementation Committee - 08.29.2007 - Topics: Long-Term FTR Auction, Credit Issues, Schedule 2 Reactive Support and Voltage Control Rates, Housekeeping Tariff Items, Preliminary 2008 Project Budget, Supplemental Reserve Market, Long-Term Market Access for Demand Side Response, PJM Forum on Long-Term Contracting, Timeframe for Binding Analysis of Incremental ARRS for Merchant Transmission Upgrades, Perfect Dispatch, Reports on Market Operations, eMKT User Interface Issues, Working Group Updates.
• Dispatcher Training Task Force - 08.28.2007 - Topics: Report from SOS Liaison, eDART Updates, PJM Operations Training, PJM Fall Drill, PJM Manuals, NERC and PJM Certification, PJM Training and Certification Compliance Monitoring, Status of NERC Operator Training Standard, PER-005 and System Operator Certification.
• Joint Demand Side Response Working Group/Customer Baseline Subcommittee - 08.28.2007 - Topics: DSRWG - Administration, 2007b DSR Activity Through July, Report on Further Incentive Analysis, Process History and Impediments List Discussion, Basis for Settlement Discussion, Comparable Capacity Investments - Distributed Resources in RPM. CBLS - Review Proposal for Use of Generator Meter Data, Future Combined Meetings.
• Governance Working Group - 08.27.2007 - Topics: Strategic Report Items, Parking Lot.
• Demand Side Response Working Group - 08.24.2007 - Topic: Demand Side Response Rule Change
• Market Data Working Group - 08.23.2007 - Topics: Review of Draft Charter, ISO New England Discussion, Overview of PJM's Current Data Postings, Stakeholder Data Requests, PJM Data Posting 101.
• Joint Planning Committee and Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee - 08.22.2007 - Topics: 2007 Reserve Requirement Report, PJM Energy Forecast, NUC-001 Compliance, LDA Definition Criteria, Interconnection Procedures, Generator Sensitivity Analysis, Operational Performance Issues, Update on the 2012 Retool.
• Credit Working Group - 08.21.2007 - Topics: Seller Credit Proposal, FTR Credit - Monthly Credit Calculations, Miscellaneous Credit Policy Revisions, Draft Credit and Clearing Strategic Report Issue Template, FERC 890.
• Operating Committee - 08.21.2007 - Topics: Committee/Subcommittee Updates, Review of Operations, NERC/RFC Update, CIP Critical Asset Update, 2008 Preliminary Project Budget, AC2 Update, NERC Standard NUC-001, TSA Project, Operating Reserve Calculation, Demand Side Response Performance, Action Items.
• Three Pivotal Supplier Task Force - 08.20.2007 - Topics: Completion of TPS Tutorial, Detailed Review of PJM Analysis on Real Time TPS Test Performance, MMU Analysis of Real Time TPS Test Performance, Three Pivotal Supplier Test in the Regulation Market.
• Long-Term FTR Working Group - 08.16.2007 - Topics: FTR Full Funding Hybrid Allocation Mechanism, Potential for Seasonal ARR/FTR Process, External LSE Eligibility for Stage 1 ARRS.
• Data Management Working Group - 08.16.2007 - Topics: Network Model Cut-Ins, One-Line Diagrams, Updates on Bulk Electric System (BES), Winter 2008 Update Timelines, OATF & EMS Model Correlation, Generator Modeling, AC2 Updates, Roundtable Discussion, Wrap Up of Joint Session, Breakout Session.
• Reserve Markets Working Group - 08.16.2007 - Topics: Working Group Charter, 30-Minute Supplemental Reserve Market, Remaining Obligations Under the RPM Settlement, Next Steps/Future Meetings.
• eDART XML User Group - 08.16.2007 - Topics: Password Implementation, Enhancements Included in the September Release, Question and Answer Resolution Session.
• Regional Planning Process Working Group - 08.15.2007- Topics: Order 890 Planning Compliance Filing, Economic Planning Compliance Filing.
• Systems Information Subcommittee - 08.15.2007- Topics: Member Company Roundtable, PJM Operations, PJM Net and Link Outage Report, eSuite Update, Electric Utility Security Issues, Review of the SIS Charter, Communication and System Issues, Action Items.
• System Operations Subcommittee - 08.15.2007- 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
• Reliability Pricing Model Working Group - 08.14.2007- Topics: RPM Auctions, eRPM Update, PJM Capacity Market Manual Review, PJM Capacity Market Changes, Mitigation in Incremental Auctions, Next Steps/Future Agenda Items.
• Finance Committee - 08.14.2007- Topics: Approve Minutes of May 1st Meeting, Second Quarter 2007 Unaudited Financial Statements, Quarterly Financial Review, 2007 Forecast, Preliminary 2008 Expense and Capital Budget, 2007 - 2012 Financial Projections, Next Finance Committee Meeting.
• Governance Working Group - 08.13.2007- Topics: Liaison Committee, Strategic Report Items, Parking Lot, Future Agenda Items.
• Joint Demand Side Response Working Group/Customer Baseline Subcommittee - 08.09.2007 - Topics: DSRWG - Report on Further Incentive Impact Analysis, Review of "Basis for Settlement" and Identification of all Other DR Facets to be Added, Proposal to Ensure Market Valuation of Energy Efficiency, Update of DR Participation and Performance in Synchronized Reserve. CBLS - Follow-up Discussion of Variable Loads and Use of Generator Meter Data.
• Member Committee - 08.02.2007 - Topics: Strategic Report Discussion, Governance Working Group, Market Operations Report, System Operations Report, Regulatory Activities, Financial Reports, NERC Activities, Market Monitor Report, State Activities, Markets and Reliability Committee Report.
• Markets and Reliability Committee - 08.01.2007 - Topics: Order 890 Stakeholder Plan, Strategic Report Discussion, Marginal Losses, Joint and Common Market - Constraint Relaxation Initiative, Foreign Guaranty Proposal, Demand Side Response, Installed Reserve Margin, Scarcity Pricing Review, Market Monitoring Presentation, Preliminary 2008 Project Budget, Market Implementation Committee Report, Operating Committee Report, Planning Committee Report, MMU Tutorial on Three Pivotal Supplier Test.
  

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Demand response sets new record in PJM

Consumers' voluntary reductions in electricity, known as demand response, set a record during a power supply emergency amid a hot August week.

PJM reported that 1,945 megawatts (MW) of consumer use of electricity were voluntarily reduced on Wednesday, Aug. 8, the day PJM ordered voltage reductions in its Mid-Atlantic Region. The demand response amount is similar to the amount of power used by a mid-sized city. By comparison, the 5 percent voltage reduction lowered use by about 1,000 MW.

In PJM's wholesale electricity markets, consumers can be paid the same amount for reducing demand for electricity as generators are paid for supplying electricity.

Consumers participated in demand response in several ways: through the Day-Ahead Market, PJM real-time dispatch, self-scheduled, PJM's call for emergency load response and PJM members' "interruptible" rates.

Demand response can help maintain reliability by reducing the demands on the power supply system. It also can reduce wholesale prices for electricity by eliminating the need to run more expensive generating units.

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States focus on demand response

Several states within the PJM region have included demand response as either the main focus or one of the critical ones in their efforts to develop state-wide energy plans. States are seeing a crucial need to curb demand and create a program to provide incentives for energy consumers to reduce their demand.

New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities issued a notice for a Demand Response Working Group to be formed and for the group to design a pilot demand response program by Oct.1, 2007. PJM has been serving as a member of the working group, which has reviewed different models for programs, such as PJM's. Currently, the working group is reviewing the details of how the PJM Demand Response market opportunity would work. The group is expected to file its plan this fall.

Virginia has a similar effort underway with a deadline of Dec. 15 for submitting a report. The report will address "the feasibility of reducing electric energy consumption by 10 percent by year 2022 through the use of various programs including demand-side management, conservation, energy efficiency, demand response, real-time pricing, incentives and consumer education." The working group currently is reviewing PJM's demand response program.

Ohio's Public Service Commission is examining several energy topics. The future Smart Grid, smart metering and demand response are the topics of key focus. PJM is also serving as a member of the working group and is providing information about its demand response opportunity.

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MMU finds first auction using the PJM reliability pricing model was competitive

The PJM Market Monitoring Unit (MMU) issued its analysis of the results of PJM's first capacity auction under the Reliability Pricing Model (RPM). The MMU concludes that the auction results were competitive.

Based on the market structure tests conducted by the MMU prior to the auction, the RPM's built-in offer caps were applied to all capacity sellers in the auction.

The auction was for the 2007-2008 delivery year, which began in June and ends in May 2008. The MMU report (http://www.pjm.com/markets/market-monitor/downloads/mmu-reports/20070820-analysis-2007-2008-rpm-auction.pdf) was posted on the PJM Web site in August. The MMU will conduct an analysis of each RPM auction.

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Forums to Examine Long-Term Contracting

PJM is sponsoring two forums focusing on long-term contracting for electricity supplies. These forums are open to all PJM electric market stakeholders who have registered.

The first forum is being held Sept. 6 and 7 in Washington, D.C. Participants will discuss long-term contracts in a series of facilitated discussions designed to define the problems associated with contracting in the current industry and to identify potential solutions. Topics will explore the goals of and obstacles to long-term contracts and the requirements for successful contracts.

The second forum, in January 2008, will focus on developing a roadmap for expanding contracting opportunities in the PJM area by addressing the proposed solutions from the first forum. Both events will be hosted at the Fairmont Washington Hotel. Details about the programs, including information on how to listen to the conference via teleconference and WebEx are currently available online at www.pjm.com/committees/stakeholders/drs/ltc.html.

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TEAC reviews PJM's regional plan recommendations; Board review is next step

On Aug. 22, a proposed major transmission line that would address reliability issues in congested areas in PJM's Mid-Atlantic Region was presented to PJM's Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee (TEAC), a stakeholder body that is an integral part of the Regional Transmission Expansion Planning (RTEP) process. The transmission line was one of several other proposals recommended by PJM's System Planning Division as updates to the 15-year regional plan.

The largest recommended update is a 500-kilovolt (kV) transmission line that would run from northern Virginia, cross Maryland and travel up the Delmarva Peninsula to New Jersey. The 230-mile line was proposed by Pepco Holdings Inc. (PHI) last year.

Other transmission upgrades were included in the recommendations, among them a new 345-kV transmission line needed to maintain reliability in the Pittsburgh area.

The recommendations become part of PJM's regional plan when they are reviewed and approved by the PJM Board. The TEAC provides advice, comments and recommendations to assist in developing the regional plan.

The PHI project is called the Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway. The PJM System Planning Division's analysis indicates that existing transmission lines will overload in future years and that reliability will be affected by generation retirements and reductions driven by emissions limits. For example, the project would help address the proposed retirement of two generating stations totaling about 800 megawatts in the Washington, D.C., area.

PJM does not determine the siting of transmission lines. That is the responsibility of the companies building the lines, who must receive approval from state siting agencies.

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Standards Development Activities

Listed below are the current standards activities at NERC and the Regional Reliability Organizations (ReliabilityFirst [RFC] and the SERC Reliability Corporation).

Compliance Monitoring

RFC has posted its 2007 Compliance Implementation Plan and audit schedule on the Compliance Schedules section of the RFC Web site. SERC requirements for individual entities can be found on the SERC Member Portal of the SERC Web site. Upcoming compliance deadlines are listed below.

Note: SERC compliance requirements are posted for each registered entity on the SERC Compliance Page.

ReliabilityFirst Bulk Electric System (BES) Definition

All registered entities were requested to submit a transition plan to RFC outlining actions and timelines to become compliant with all FERC-approved standards for all facilities covered by the new BES definition. PJM's plan is posted to the NERC & Regional Compliance page on pjm.com under Postings.

PJM Member Communication

Compliance Contacts Distribution List
PJM has created a distribution list for Compliance Contacts in Member companies. This list will be used by PJM to communicate information on standards development and compliance activities. Utilize the Enrollment/Change Form on the PJM Web site if you'd like to be added to this list. Make sure to include "NERC Compliance Contacts" in the text box titled "Please list all committees affect by this change".

Standards Review eRoom
PJM is creating an eRoom to be used for collaboration on standards review. NERC and regional standards that are out for comment will be posted to the eRoom so users can review the documents, post their comments, and review the comments of others. If you would like to participate in the eRoom, please subscribe via our Standards Review eRoom Subscription Web page. Please note that the number of users is limited and access will be granted on a first-come first-serve basis. Depending on the interest level, we reserve the right to limit the number of users from each member company.

If you have comments or questions regarding any of the information above, please e-mail Alicia Daugherty, Manager of NERC & Regional Coordination. Additional information can be found on the NERC & Regional Compliance page of pjm.com.

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FERC Orders

August

• 08.24.2007 Docket Nos. ER05-1410-005, EL05-148-005 (PDF)
  On August 24, 2007, in Docket Nos. ER05-1410-005 and EL05-148-005, the Commission issued an order to afford additional time for consideration of the matters raised in this docket.
• 08.24.2007 Docket Nos. EL05-145-000, -001 (PDF)
  On August 24, 2007, the Commission issued an order on reporting requirements for the submission of monthly progress reports by PJM and Potomac Electric Power Company (PEPCO) confirming that monthly reports are no longer required. In addition, PEPCO and PJM are required to file a report with the Commission that identifies and addresses specific regional reliability issues affecting the Washington, D.C., area, reports any improvements already implemented and describes the plan to address any outstanding reliability issues within 30 days of the date of this order.
• 08.20.2007 Docket No. ER07-1086-000 (PDF)
  On August 20, 2007, in Docket No. ER07-1086-000, the Commission issued a letter order accepting for filing PJM's revisions with the proposed effective dates to Schedule 2 of the PJM Tariff to incorporate revised revenue requirements for Virginia Electric and Power Company, Old Dominion Electric Cooperative and Williams Power Company. In addition, PJM filed revised tariff sheets to remove the Reactive Power revenue requirement for Calpine Energy Services.
• 08.17.2007 Docket No. ER07-1050-000 (PDF)
  On August 17, 2007, FERC issued an order in Docket No. ER07-1050, accepting all reliability pricing model (RPM) clean-up changes filed by PJM in the docket, with an effective date of June 20, 2007, and ordering a technical conference on PJM's proposal to add capacity export charges and credits to RPM, for which PJM proposed an effective date of June 1, 2008. FERC directed PJM to submit a compliance filing within 30 days providing additional details on one of the clean-up changes, relating to generators in the PJM region that provide capacity to loads outside PJM.
• 08.17.2007 Docket Nos. ER07-914-000, -001 (PDF)
  On August 17, 2007, in Docket Nos. ER07-914-000, -001, the Commission issued a letter order accepting ministerial changes to the formula rate template of Delmarva Power & Light Company (Delmarva). Delmarva's revisions to Attachment H-3D of PJM's Tariff are effective June 1, 2007, as proposed.
• 08.17.2007 Docket Nos. ER07-912-000, -001 (PDF)
  On August 17, 2007, in Docket Nos. ER07-912-000, -001, the Commission issued a letter order accepting for filing the ministerial changes to the formula rate template of Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco). Pepco's revisions to Attachment H-9A of PJM's Tariff are accepted effective June 1, 2007, as proposed.
• 08.15.2007 Docket No. EL02-23-013 (PDF)
  On August 15, 2007, the Commission issued an order denying rehearing in Docket No. EL02-23-013. In this order, the Commission stated that ConEd's objections that transmission service under the Protocol is causing unintended and adverse operations and economic effects are more properly raised in a proceeding under section 206 of the FPA or in dispute resolution procedures under the NYISO and PJM OATTs. The Commission denied rehearing on the issue of whether it should have instituted hearing and settlement procedures in the Reports Order.
• 08.15.2007 Docket Nos. ER06-456-006, ER06-954-002, ER06-1271-001, EL07-57-000, ER07-424-000, ER06-880-003 (Consolidated) (PDF)
  On August 15, 2007, the Commission issued a Status Report by Bruce L. Birchman, Settlement Judge, recommending that the Settlement Judge procedures be continued. The report stated that the participants have reached an agreement in principle and it is anticipated the settlement will be filed with the Commission by August 31, 2007.
• 08.13.2007 Docket No. ER07-1053-000 (PDF)
  On August 13, 2007, the Commission issued a letter order accepting for filing PJM's submitted Open Access Transmission Tariff (Tariff) and Operating Agreement (OA) revisions in Docket No. ER07-1053. The Tariff and OA revisions which created a Residual Auction Revenue Rights product and established market rules for allocating these transmission rights were accepted for filing effective August 20, 2007, as requested.
• 08.10.2007 Docket No. ER07-1036-000 (PDF)
  On August 10, 2007, in Docket No. ER07-1036-000, the Commission issued an errata notice to the deficiency letter addressed to PJM issued August 9, 2007. The errata notice corrected the omission of a paragraph from the Commission's original letter.
• 08.09.2007 Docket No. ER07-1036-000 (PDF)
  On August 9, 2007, the Commission issued a request for further information in PJM's filing of revisions to its Credit Policy, Attachment Q of its Open Access Transmission Tariff in Docket No. ER07-1036-000. The additional requested information is due on or before August 30, 2007.
• 08.09.2007 Docket Nos. ER07-1090-000, -001 (PDF)
  On August 9, 2007, the Commission issued a letter order accepting for filing the Wholesale Market Participation Agreement (WMPA) among PJM, WM Renewable Energy, LLC (WM Renewable) and West Penn Power Company DBA Allegheny Power. The WMPA was necessary to facilitate WM Renewable's sales of electric energy into PJM's markets. The effective date of the WMPA is June 18, 2007, as requested.

July

• 07.31.2007 Docket Nos. ER07-913-000, -001 (PDF)
  On July 31, 2007, the Commission issued a letter order accepting for filing Atlantic City Electric Company's ("Atlantic City") revised tariff sheets to Attachment H-1A of PJM's Open Access Transmission Tariff. The Atlantic City tariff sheets were revised to remove ministerial corrections that were not necessitated by Order No. 668 and are effective June 1, 2007, as requested.

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• 08.23.2007 Docket No. ER07-940-000 (PDF)
  On August 23, 2007, the Midwest ISO and PJM filed with the FERC proposed revisions to section 4 of the Congestion Management Process of their Joint Operating Agreement to comply with specific directives set forth in the FERC's July 24, 2007 Order issued in Docket No. ER07-940-000.
• 08.22.2007 Docket No. EL07-89-000 (PDF)
  Attached is a copy of PJM Interconnection L.L.C.'s Errata to its Answer in Opposition to Request for Shortened Answer Period e-filed with FERC on August 22, 2007 in Docket No. EL07-89-000 (H-P Energy Resources LLC v. PJM Interconnection, L.L.C.).
• 08.21.2007 Docket No. EL07-89-000 (PDF)
  On August 21, 2007, PJM Interconnection L.L.C. filed with FERC an Answer in Opposition to Request for Shortened Answer Period in Docket No. EL07-89-000 (H-P Energy Resources LLC v. PJM Interconnection, L.L.C.).
• 08.21.2007 Docket No. ER07-1286-000 (PDF)
  On August 21, 2007, PJM filed with the FERC, in Docket No. ER07-1286-000, several revisions to Schedule 2 of the PJM Tariff including, consistent with recent FERC orders, (i) removal of the revenue requirement of FPL Energy Power Marketing, Inc., for the supply of Reactive Power in the Dominion Zone and (ii) the downward adjustment of the revenue requirement of Dynegy Kendall Energy for the supply of Reactive Power in the ComEd Zone.
• 08.17.2007 Docket No. ER07-xxx-000 (PDF)
  On August 17, 2007, PJM submitted for filing with FERC amendments to Schedule 12 of the Operating Agreement to update the PJM Member List to add new members, delete withdrawn members, and reflect member name changes.
• 08.17.2007 Docket No. ER07-1253-000 (PDF)
  On August 17, 2007, PJM filed a Motion to Intervene in Docket No. ER07-1253-000, a proceeding wherein the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation, Inc. filed for the FERC's approval of its revenue requirement for providing cost-based Reactive Supply Service in the DPL Zone in PJM.
• 08.17.2007 Docket No. ER07-1217-000 (PDF)
  On August 17, 2007, PJM filed a Motion to Intervene in Docket No. ER07-1217-000, a proceeding wherein Sunoco, Inc. filed for the FERC's approval of its revenue requirement for providing cost-based Reactive Supply Service in the PSEG Zone in PJM.
• 08.08.2007 Docket No. ER07-909-000 (PDF)
  On August 8, 2007, in Docket No. ER07-909-000, PJM responded to a request from the Commission for additional information regarding its May 18, 2007 filing that proposed certain tariff revisions concerning dynamic scheduling of output from generating resources into or out of the PJM Control area. In addition, the submittal corrects a minor typographical error.
• 08.06.2007 Docket Nos. ER07-576-002, ER05-515-000 (PDF)
  On August 6, 2007, Baltimore Gas and Electric Company submitted in compliance with the Commission's "Order Accepting Revised Tariff Sheets Subject to Revision and Establishing Technical Conference," issued on July 24, 2007 in Docket No. ER07-576-000, revised Attachment H-2 tariff sheets for incorporation into PJM Interconnection, L.L.C.'s Open Access Transmission Tariff, with an effective date of June 1, 2007. These revised tariff sheets reflect the Commission's approval of a 50 basis point incentive adder to BGE's base return on equity (ROE) of 10.8 percent on all existing transmission facilities and on the ROE applicable to new transmission facilities placed into service on or after January 1, 2006, and reflect the Commission's approval of a 100 basis point adder to BGE's base ROE of 11.3 percent on BGE's Conastone and Waugh Chapel PJM Regional Transmission Expansion Plan-approved baseline projects, bringing the ROE for these two projects to 12.3 percent.
• 08.02.2007 Docket Nos. EL07-56-000 and EL07-58-000 (PDF)
  On August 2, 2007, PJM filed in Docket Nos. EL07-56, et al. an offer of settlement to resolve all issues raised in the proceeding concerning the future structure of market monitoring in the PJM region. Under the proposal, an external entity would contract with PJM to provide market monitoring services, with the intention that PJM's existing market monitor, Joseph Bowring, would be asked to head the external unit. PJM would not be able to replace or terminate the market monitoring contract without FERC approval.
• 08.01.2007 Docket Nos. ER05-6-000, et al., EL04-135-000, EL02-111-010, et al., EL03-212-005, et al. (PDF)
  On August 1, 2007, PJM Interconnection L.L.C. (PJM), the PJM Transmission Owners, the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.(Midwest ISO), and the Midwest ISO Transmission Owners, jointly tendered this filing in accordance with Paragraph 62 of the November 18, 2004 order issued in Docket Nos. ER05-6-000, et al.

July

• 07.27.2007 Docket No. ER07-1050-000 (PDF)
  On July 27, 2007, PJM filed in Docket No. ER07-1050 its answer to four protests to its 6/18/07 filing in the proceeding, which concerns: a) minor correcting and clarifying changes to RPM; and b) adding capacity export charges and credits to RPM. PJM clarified one provision as requested by AMP-Ohio, but asked FERC to deny the remaining protests.

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