cops conference call prr 638 implementation cops january 30 th 2006
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COPS conference call PRR 638 Implementation
COPSJanuary 30th 2006
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PRR 638 Implementation
PRR 638 changes the Settlement Invoice payment period from 16 Calendar days to 5 Bank Business Days.
PRR 638 is schedules to be on the February agenda for the ERCOT Board
COPS discussions on PRR 638
PRR 638 should be implemented after the transition for PRR 568 is completed ( Change in initial settlements from 17 to 10 days)
The transition to PRR 638 will involve two weeks during which there will be two invoices due each week (on both Monday and Thursday, assuming no holidays)
Concern over this temporary increase in cash flow requirements to QSEs who are net-payers
A phase-in period could “ease the pain” of implementing this PRR
Conference call to identify issues with transition, consider impacts and recommend a plan to COPS
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PRR 638 Implementation
Conference call agenda
Understand current PRR 638 transition timelines
— Potential increase in cash flow requirement - Two weeks during which two invoices are due each week (Monday and Thursday)
— Potential decrease in cash flow requirement – Related changes to collateral calculations
Identify issues with transition
Discuss transition plan
Recommendation to COPS
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Invoice Payment Periods after PRR 638
Invoice Payment Periods
3/23
/200
6
3/27
/200
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3/30
/200
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4/03
/200
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4/06
/200
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4/10
/200
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4/13
/200
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4/17
/200
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4/20
/200
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4/24
/200
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4/27
/200
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5/01
/200
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5/04
/200
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5/08
/200
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5/11
/200
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5/15
/200
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3/20
/200
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3/16
/200
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Invoice Payment Periods Before PRR 638
Th M M M M M M M M MTh Th ThTh Th ThThTh
EAL Calculation on Friday
EAL Calculation on Friday
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Summary
Currently, each QSE can have up to three invoices outstanding.
A QSE’s Estimated Aggregate Liability (EAL) will include all outstanding invoices.
During PRR 638 implementation,
After week 1, each QSE will have only two invoices outstanding
After week 2, each QSE will have only one invoice outstanding
All else being equal, A QSE’s EAL will decrease as the number of outstanding invoices decrease (by the amount of the invoice)
After week 1, EAL will reflect only two outstanding invoices
After week 2, EAL will reflect only one outstanding invoice
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Summary
A QSE may request a refund of this portion of their posted credit.
The refund may be wired to the QSE or
Held by ERCOT to apply toward the next invoice(s) due.
Going forward, QSE’s EAL will include only one invoice outstanding
Remaining agenda items
Identify remaining issues with transition
Discuss need for transition plan
Recommendation to COPS