Nevada Code § 704.79882

Regional transmission organization defined
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Regional transmission organization means an
entity established for the purpose of coordinating and efficiently managing the
dispatch and transmission of electricity among public utilities on a multistate
or regional basis that:
1. Is approved by the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission;
2. Effectuates separate control of
transmission facilities from control of generation facilities;
3. Implements, to the extent reasonably
possible, policies and procedures designed to minimize pancaked transmission
rates;
4. Improves service reliability within
this State;
5. Achieves the objectives of an open and
competitive wholesale electric generation marketplace, elimination of barriers
to market entry and preclusion of control of bottleneck electric transmission
facilities in the provision of retail electric service;
6. Is of sufficient scope or otherwise
operates to substantially increase economical supply options for customers;
7. Has a structure of governance or
control that is independent of the users of the transmission facilities, and no
member of its board of directors has an affiliation with a user or with an
affiliate of a user during the members tenure on the board so as to unduly
affect the regional transmission organizations performance;
8. Operates under policies that promote
positive performance designed to satisfy the electricity requirements of
customers;
9. Has an inclusive and open stakeholder
process that does not place unreasonable burdens on or preclude meaningful
participation by any stakeholder group;
10. Promotes and assists new economic
development in this State; and
11. Is capable of maintaining real-time
reliability of the transmission system, ensuring comparable and
nondiscriminatory access and necessary service, minimizing system congestion
and further addressing real or potential transmission constraints.

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