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AGR 00001
Question: Does the person who executes the Master Supply Agreement need to be the Officer who signs, or the Authorized Representative or Delegate indicated in, the Part 1 and Part 2 Applications?
Answer: The person who signs the Master SSO Agreement does not need to be the same person who has been designated as the Authorized Representative during the auction process. The signatory needs to be someone how has the authority to legally bind the Supplier so that the Supplier complies with the Representations and Warranties in Section 8.2 of the Master SSO Supply Agreement.
Question: Are SSO suppliers responsible for Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS) charges?
Answer: As outlined in Section 3.2 of the Master SSO Supply Agreement, Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. is responsible for NITS charges effective January 1, 2012.
AGR 00003 (revised 12/15/2014)
Question: Please explain the relationship between Default Damages and Settlement Amount in the context of the last sentence of the definition of "Settlement Amount" in the Master SSO Supply Agreement. That sentence states: "The calculation of Settlement Amount with respect to an Early Termination shall exclude Default Damages calculated pursuant to Section 7.3(a)."
Answer: Default Damages and Settlement Amount are two separate calculations that take different factors into account (see definition of both in the Master SSO Supply Agreement). In the event of a termination, both would be included in the calculation of a Termination Payment.
Question: On what volume of load will the SSO Supplier be paid as described in 6.1 (a) of the Master SSO Supply Agreement? It is clear that the SSO Supplier will be responsible for serving the SSO Supply which includes transmission and distribution losses; however it is not clear if the SSO Supplier will be paid on this same volume or the smaller metered value.
Answer: SSO suppliers are required to deliver sufficient energy to the DEOK delivery point to meet all SSO load requirements. Suppliers will be paid for all MWh delivered to the DEOK delivery point. The load at the DEOK delivery point represents customer metered load plus distribution losses ( or "SSO Load") and will be the basis for financial settlements to SSO suppliers.
Question: Attachment F of the Master SSO Supply Agreement shows ID#1371 and 1376 as the responsibility of the SSO Supplier. On the PJM website, under the 'DEOK LSE Billing Line Item Transfer Inventory', these items are documented as a Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. responsibility. Which is correct? Will the SSO Supplier be responsible for these two items?
Answer: Wholesale suppliers will be responsible for the Line Item Nos. 1371 (Day-ahead Operating Reserve for Load Response) and 1376 (Balancing Operating Reserve for Load Response). Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. will be responsible for charges that result from PJM's implementation of its revised Economic Load Response program, in compliance with FERC Order No. 745.
Question: Section 7.1(i) of the Master SSO Supply Agreement states: An "Event of Default" shall mean with respect to a Party (the "Defaulting Party") the occurrence of any of the following: (i) PJM holds Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. responsible for the provision of SSO Supply, including Energy, Capacity and Ancillary Services, to meet the Defaulting Party's SSO Supplier Responsibility Share under this Agreement. Under what scenario might this occur?
Answer: Under the referenced provision of the Master SSO Supply Agreement, if an SSO supplier fails to deliver and PJM holds Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. responsible for delivering energy, capacity, and ancillary services, the SSO supplier is in default.
Question: Section 3.7 of the Master SSO Supply Agreement states that each SSO Supplier shall be deemed a Load Serving Entity for the duration of the Delivery Period pursuant to the PJM Agreements and Legal Authorities. Legal Authorities is defined as "generally, those federal and Ohio statutes and administrative rules and regulations that govern the electric utility industry in Ohio." Do SSO Suppliers need to take any action to be qualified by the state of Ohio? Does this language require any specific approvals?
Answer: Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. requires that suppliers be qualified to do business in Ohio and defers to suppliers to ascertain what steps they may need to complete to obtain such status.
Question: In reference to response GEN 00010, if a customer returns to Duke Energy Ohio, Inc., will the Supplier be made whole in instances when the LMP is greater than the Supplier Fixed Price as it relates to that returned customer load?
Answer: No. SSO suppliers are responsible for supplying all SSO load associated with existing and returning SSO customers. Suppliers will be paid a price based on the auction regardless of the prevailing LMP.
Question: Please identify the Section in the SSO Supply Agreement that agrees with the AGR00004 response that the SSO Supplier will be compensated for all MWh delivered (which includes transmission and distribution losses) to the DEOK delivery point.
Answer: Section 3.1(f) of the Master SSO Supply Agreement states that the SSO Supplier shall be responsible for all transmission and distribution losses. Reference is also made to Section 3.2(a) of the Master SSO Supply Agreement.
Question: Is it expected that the Declaration of Authority form is to be executed with the Master SSO Supply agreement?
Answer: Yes. The Declaration of Authority is to be executed by SSO Suppliers along with the Master SSO Supply Agreement.
Question: Suppose 105 MW must be generated for a customer to receive 100 MW and PJM would derate the 105 MW to 103 MW. The supplier will be responsible for costs covering 105 MW. On which amount will a supplier be paid?
Answer: Please see updated response to AGR 00004.
Question: In the definition of "Settlement Amount", the Master SSO Supply Agreement makes reference to an "estimated SSO Load" based on the "most recent load switching report filed by Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. with the PUCO." Could you point to or provide the current most recent load switching report as an example? Also, what is the frequency (monthly, quarterly, annual) that this report will be published?
Answer: The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) publishes switching reports on a quarterly basis. The reports can be accessed via the PUCO's website, www.puco.ohio.gov, under the tabs for Electricity, Industry, Electric Technical Reports, Electric Customer Choice Switch Rates.
Question: Are there any fees associated with the administration of the auction (tranche fees)?
Answer: Costs associated with conducting the auctions for SSO service will be recovered through Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.'s Rider SCR. Reference is made to the Stipulation and Recommendation filed on October 24, 2011, in PUCO Case No. 11-3549-EL-SSO.
Question: From the PJM Sample bill, the SSO Suppliers will be responsible for Black Start services. Will the Black Start revenue requirements for the DEOK Zone be published before the auction? If not, are there any preliminary numbers or estimates available?
Answer: Black Start revenue requirements for the DEOK zone will not be published prior to the auction. No preliminary numbers or estimates are available.
Question: Section 6.1 suggests that all payments will be made on the first business day after the 19th day of each calendar month. This appears to be in conflict with Section 3.6 where payments must be made within 3 days of the allocation invoice. How do the two sections resolve with each other?
Answer: The provisions are not in conflict. Section 3.6 of the Master SSO Supply Agreement references a Default Allocation Assessment imposed upon Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. by PJM and Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.'s right, in its discretion, to invoice suppliers for their responsible share. Section 6.1 of the Master SSO Supply Agreement concerns invoices that will be submitted for each Billing Period.
Question: Section 9 and 10 of the Master SSO Supply Agreement could be read in conjunction to require the SSO Supplier to indemnify other SSO Suppliers against third-party liability for Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.'s actions. Is this the intent of the section?
Answer: No, the intent is that a party will provide indemnification for its own actions, as more fully described in Section 10.
Question: Will the winning SSO suppliers be subject to the Ohio Commercial Activity Tax (or "CAT")?
Answer: Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. cannot provide tax advice to auction participants.
Question: Is the potential load requirement bound by +/- 10% of historical load? If so, is that +/- 10% of the monthly aggregate, or annual total, or hourly peaks?
Answer: No. The load obligation associated with each tranche is 1% of the SSO load.
Question: Suppliers will deliver sufficient energy to meet all SSO requirements to the DEOK Load Zone, designated by PJM as Pnode ID number 124076095, determined pursuant to the applicable PJM Tariff, rules, agreements and procedures. We understand that PJM, as of June 1, 2015, will be charging all LSEs or agents of LSEs the Residual Aggregate Zone of corresponding Physical Load Zone. Since there will be a difference between the DEOK Load Zone (Pnode ID 124076095) and DEOK Residual Aggregate Zone (Pnode 1069452904), how will you true-up the suppliers for this difference?
PJM currently handles the true-up and/or differences for all suppliers between the DEOK Load Zone "Nodal" Pricing and the DEOK "Aggregate" Zone Pricing. For the period beginning June 1, 2015, PJM will continue to handle the true-up and/or differences between "Nodal" and "Residual" Pricing. Additional information is available through the PJM website (http://www.pjm.com/markets-and-operations/energy/residual-metered-load-pricing.aspx).
Question: What are the seasonal billing factors for SSO Load awarded in the May 14, 2015 auction?
Answer: The seasonal factors for the May 2015 auction are as follows:
Summer Billing Factor - 1.0524
Winter Billing Factor - 0.9704
Consistent with the Bidding Rules, these seasonal factors will be constant for the duration of the Master SSO Supply Agreement.
Question: Attachment F (Sample PJM Invoice) of the Master Agreement lists capacity related items #1600-1688 as "N/A" for the responsible party -- can you please clarify what the treatment of capacity is under this RFP? The Bidder Info Session PPT lists Capacity as a responsibility of the SSO Supplier.
Answer: As indicated in the Master SSO Supply Agreement (MSA), Duke Energy Ohio is procuring full requirements service, which includes capacity. (See Article III, Section 3.1, Obligations of Supplier, and Article I, Definition of SSO Supply.) The charges reflected on the PJM Sample Invoice having an "N/A" designation are not applicable to the transactions contemplated under the MSA. This is not to say that a supplier would not be assessed these charges by PJM in certain circumstances. But such charges are not anticipated here.
Question: How does the Master SSO Supply Agreement address the possibility of PIPP load being aggregated by the Ohio Development Services Agency pursuant to the enactment of Ohio HB 64?
Answer: There are two provisions of the Master SSO Supply Agreement that would address PIPP aggregation under Ohio HB 64:
4.6 Compliance with Governmental Directives
Each SSO Supplier acknowledges and agrees that Duke Energy Ohio may need to act in response to directives by a Governmental Authority that may affect SSO Supply or SSO Load. Each SSO Supplier agrees to cooperate fully with Duke Energy Ohio in order to comply with such directives.
12.3 General
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties relating to the subject matter contemplated by this Agreement and supersedes all prior communications and proposals (oral or written). This Agreement shall be considered for all purposes as prepared through the joint efforts of the Parties and shall not be construed against one Party or the other as a result of the preparation, substitution, submission or other event of negotiation, drafting or execution hereof. This Agreement shall not impart any rights enforceable by any third party (other than a permitted successor or assignee bound to this Agreement). No waiver by a Party of any default by the other Party shall be construed as a waiver of any other default. Any provision declared or rendered unlawful by any applicable Governmental Authority or deemed unlawful because of a statutory change will not otherwise affect the remaining lawful obligations that arise under this Agreement.The headings used herein are for convenience and reference purposes only.
FAQs Disclaimer
The information presented and distributed in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) may be subject to modifications and/or amendments and is provided for informational purposes only. The information provided in the CBP, or on the CBP Information Website, has been prepared to assist bidders in evaluating the CBP. It does not purport to contain all the information that may be relevant to a bidder in satisfying its due diligence efforts. Neither Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. nor the Auction Manager make any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the information, and shall not, either individually or as a corporation, be liable for any representation expressed or implied in the CBP or any omissions from the CBP, or any information provided to a bidder by any other source. A bidder should check the CBP Information Website frequently to ensure it has the latest documentation and information. Neither Duke Energy Ohio, Inc., nor the Auction Manager, nor any of their representatives, shall be liable to a bidder or any of its representatives for any consequences relating to or arising from the bidder's use of outdated information. The information is not intended to form any part of the basis of any investment decision, valuation or any bid that may be submitted during the CBP process. Each recipient should not rely solely on this information and should make its own independent assessment of the potential value to supply the Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.'s load after making all investigations it deems necessary.
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LaBarron N. Boone June 29, 2017 11:18 AM
As vacationers take to the roads this summer, they may not realize the dangers those driving the big rigs next to them face. Truck drivers have one of the deadliest occupations, and Trucks.com reports1 that truck driver deaths have risen by 11.2 percent since 2011.
Commercial motor carriers must "make sure the vehicles and drivers it employs meet all federal regulations to safeguard both its employees and the general driving public," Beasley Allen lawyer Chris Glover explains in his book, An Introduction to Truck Accident Claims: A Guide to Getting Started. Yet, maintenance and liability are among the top safety concerns in the trucking industry.
While the trucking industry works to improve safety, some devices that promise protection fail to deliver.
An example is a truck accessory that has been deceptively marketed as a safety device: the cab guard. One of the earliest manufacturers, Merritt Equipment Co. (Merritt), coined the term "cab guard."2 Attempts to regulate the device have failed, yet it remains on the market offering a false sense of security.
Cab guards were inspired by streetcar fenders and railcar guards, but U.S. patent records show the current design wasn't approved until 1960.3 The device didn't gain traction with the trucking industry until the federal government and other interested parties began evaluating the cause of heavy truck crashes in the 70s and 80s.
Soon after, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the Society of Automotive Engineers mandated cab guards be installed on the back of large trucks and provided minimum manufacturing standards. However, implementation and compliance were left up to trucking companies, preventing the minimum standards from working as intended.
Between 1990 and 1993, New York witnessed nine cargo securement accidents with three fatalities,4 prompting congressional hearings and the creation of the North American Load Security Research Project. It was charged "to revise the regulations concerning protection against shifting and falling cargo for commercial motor vehicles engaged in interstate commerce," according to the Federal Register.5 Despite the revision, the current design using weak aluminum remains inadequate.
Cab guard manufacturers continue hawking the dangerous products. Yet, Beasley Allen has exposed deceptive cab guard marketing through litigation. It has worked with clients in eight cases against three different cab guard manufacturers to obtain justice for the human lives tragically taken as a result of corporate greed.
"There are thousands of log trucks in use today with worthless cab guards on them," Beasley Allen founder Jere Beasley said. "The advertisements tell potential users that cab guards will protect drivers from shifting loads, although it's totally false. We continue to see the devastating effects of their deception."
No design or performance standards currently apply to cab guard manufacturers, but their warning labels obscure this fact. For example, prior to 2005, Merritt's product seemed to indicate the device complied with a regulation preventing the movement of at least one-half the weight of a truck's cargo. Yet, a closer reading reveals it protects against only half of the 55,000 pounds of weight for an average load of timber.6
What's worse, the cab guard's ability to protect a driver was tested while the truck was not moving. Earlier this year, Merritt's own design expert testified in Albritton v. Merritt (a Beasley Allen case)7 that the company's cab guard would not protect a log truck operator from even one log.
Litigation efforts also forced manufacturers to change their products' labels, including Road Gear, whose expert witness admitted that the company's cab guards were not safe on log trailers. Similarly, Merritt's expert acknowledged the cab guard would not withstand .7 G's of force if it was struck by a 1,100-pound (or typical-sized) log during even a hard-braking scenario. It now warns against cab guard use on log or pole trailers. It further warns the cab guard "is NOT A SAFETY DEVICE [sic] and will NOT PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH [sic] from forward shifting cargo as a result of an accident or impairment." However, there is no indication the warning is properly passed along to the trucking companies or drivers, and it doesn't address the hundreds of thousands of cab guards sold prior to 2005.
The warnings are a welcome step in the right direction for protecting unsuspecting log truck drivers who think they are safe, but don't go nearly far enough. The public remains largely unaware of the dangers of the defective products, and the manufacturers continue to place profit over protection.
For more information on trucking safety, see "Safety Technology: Preventing Truck Accidents Before They Happen"
1https://www.trucks.com/2016/12/19/truck-driver-deadliest-job/
2 http://merrittproducts.com/cab-racks-dyna-drom-cr
3U.S. Patent: Truck driver protection shield: http://www.google.ms/patents/US3049363
4Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration: https://ai.fmcsa.dot.gov/CrashStatistics/Default.aspx
5Truck cargo securement regulations and enforcement: hearing before the Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight of the Committee on Public Works and Transportation, House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress, first session, July 27, 1993: https://archive.org/stream/truckcargosecure00unit/truckcargosecure00unit_djvu.txt.
6 Federal Register: Development of a North American Standard for Protection Against Shifting and Falling Cargo: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2000/12/18/00-31919/development-of-a-north-american-standard-for-protection-against-shifting-and-falling-cargo
7http://www.beasleyallen.com/news/jury-finds-for-family-of-man-killed-in-log-truck-crash/
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Suprem Das holds graphene electronics printed on a sheet of paper. Das and Jonathan Claussen, right, are using lasers to treat the printed graphene electronics. The process improves conductivity and enables flexible, wearable and low-cost electronics. Larger photo. Photos by Christopher Gannon.
The researchers in Jonathan Claussen's lab at Iowa State University (who like to call themselves nanoengineers) have been looking for ways to use graphene and its amazing properties in their sensors and other technologies.
Graphene is a wonder material: The carbon honeycomb is just an atom thick. It's great at conducting electricity and heat; it's strong and stable. But researchers have struggled to move beyond tiny lab samples for studying its material properties to larger pieces for real-world applications.
Recent projects that used inkjet printers to print multi-layer graphene circuits and electrodes had the engineers thinking about using it for flexible, wearable and low-cost electronics. For example, "Could we make graphene at scales large enough for glucose sensors?" asked Suprem Das, an Iowa State postdoctoral research associate in mechanical engineering and an associate of the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory.
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Das and Claussen came up with the idea of using lasers to treat the graphene. Claussen, an Iowa State assistant professor of mechanical engineering and an Ames Laboratory associate, worked with Gary Cheng, an associate professor at Purdue University's School of Industrial Engineering, to develop and test the idea.
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Wehr ist ein Ortsteil und ein Ortsbezirk der Ortsgemeinde Palzem im Landkreis Trier-Saarburg in Rheinland-Pfalz.

Geographie
Der Ort liegt an der Obermosel, die hier die Grenze zu Luxemburg bildet.

Nachbarorte neben Palzem selbst im Süden sind der Palzemer Ortsbezirk Helfant im Osten, die Ortsgemeinde Wincheringen im Nordosten, sowie die direkt auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite der Mosel liegende luxemburgische Ortschaft Hëttermillen, die zur Gemeinde Stadtbredimus gehört.

Geschichte
Das Dorf wurde erstmals im 12. Jahrhundert als Were erwähnt und gehörte damals zum Bann Wincheringen. Der Name leitet sich von einem damaligen Moselwehr ab, das flussaufwärts in Richtung Palzem lag und zum Fischfang genutzt wurde.

Bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts war Wehr Teil der Herrschaft Wincheringen, die landesherrlich zum Herzogtum Luxemburg gehörte. Die Inbesitznahme des Linken Rheinufers durch französische Revolutionstruppen beendete die alte Ordnung. Der Ort wurde von 1798 bis 1814 Teil der Französischen Republik (bis 1804) und anschließend des Französischen Kaiserreichs, zugeordnet dem Kanton Grevenmacher im Département Forêts (deutsch: "Departement der Wälder"). Nach der Niederlage Napoleons kam Wehr 1815 aufgrund der auf dem Wiener Kongress getroffenen Vereinbarungen zum Königreich Preußen. Der Ort gehörte nun dem Kreis Saarburg im Regierungsbezirk Trier an, der 1822 Teil der neu gebildeten Rheinprovinz wurde. Verwaltet wurde er von der Bürgermeisterei Nennig, die 1863 in die Bürgermeisterei Sinz-Nennig aufging (spätere Umbenennung in Amt Sinz-Nennig bzw. Palzem).

Bis ins 19. Jahrhundert hinein waren in Wehr Fischfang, Kalkbrennerei, Landwirtschaft und Weinbau wirtschaftlich von Bedeutung, heutzutage prägt allein das letztgenannte den Ort.

Als Folge des Ersten Weltkriegs war die gesamte Region dem französischen Teil der Alliierten Rheinlandbesetzung zugeordnet. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg  gehörte Wehr zu den Gemeinden der französischen Besatzungszone, die im Februar 1946 an das Saarland angeschlossen wurden, im Juni 1947 aber auch zu den Orten des Landkreises Saarburg, die wieder zurück gegliedert und Teil des damals neu gebildeten Landes Rheinland-Pfalz wurden.

Im Rahmen der rheinland-pfälzischen Gebiets- und Verwaltungsreform wurde der Landkreis Saarburg auf der Grundlage des "Dritten Landesgesetzes über die Verwaltungsvereinfachung im Lande Rheinland-Pfalz" mit Wirkung vom 7. Juni 1969 aufgelöst und seine Gemeinden dem neu gebildeten Landkreis Trier-Saarburg zugeordnet. Am 17. März 1974 wurde die dahin selbstständige Gemeinde Wehr mit zu diesem Zeitpunkt 176 Einwohnern – zusammen mit drei weiteren Gemeinden – nach Palzem eingemeindet.

Politik
Wehr ist gemäß Hauptsatzung einer von sechs Ortsbezirken der Ortsgemeinde Palzem. Der Bezirk umfasst das Gebiet der ehemaligen Gemeinde. Auf die Bildung eines Ortsbeirats wurde verzichtet. Die Interessen des Ortsbezirks werden von einem Ortsvorsteher vertreten.

Florian Wagner, der Ortsbürgermeister von Palzem, ist gleichzeitig auch Ortsvorsteher von Wehr. Bei der Kommunalwahl am 26. Mai 2019 wurde er mit einem Stimmenanteil von 79,41 % für weitere fünf Jahre in seinem Amt bestätigt.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
In der Denkmalliste des Landes Rheinland-Pfalz (Stand: 2021) werden zwei Kulturdenkmäler genannt:
 Römisch-Katholische Filialkirche St. Markus, Turm und Chor sind aus dem 17. Jahrhundert
 Grenzsäule der preußisch-luxemburgischen Grenze von 1816, südlich des Ortes am Moselufer

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur
Wehr liegt an der Kreisstraße K 110, die an die weiter landeinwärts parallel zur Mosel verlaufenden Bundesstraße 419 angebunden ist.

Der Ortsteil hat einen Haltepunkt an der Obermoselstrecke, die von Trier in die saarländische Gemeinde Perl und weiter nach Frankreich führt.

Weblinks
 Wehr auf den Seiten der Ortsgemeinde Palzem

Einzelnachweise

Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Trier-Saarburg)
Gemeindeauflösung 1974
Ort im Landkreis Trier-Saarburg
Palzem

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