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memo-order-2222-midstream-analysis.docx
Parties
Harkness LLP
Dunmore Energy Holdings Ltd
Chairperson Ridgeline Midstream Services LLC
Ridgeline Midstream Services LLC
Braswell Energy Consulting Group LLC
Proceeding Ridgeline Midstream Services LLC
PJM Interconnection LLC
Dillard LLP
Dates
January 19, 2023
October 1, 2021
May 12, 2022
February 6, 2023
March 15, 2023
May 10, 2023
September 8, 2023
March 4, 2024
February 21, 2025
June 15, 2024
Amounts
$587.2
$0.2265
$2.8
$485
$0.3140
$0.3102
$0.0038
$0.058
$0.2560
$22.3
Obligations
At the same time, the provisions must be carefully scoped to preserve the primary focus on the Part 284 open-access gas transportation framework and should not inadvertently expand Ridgeline's regulatory obligations beyond what is required to satisfy the Deficiency Letter
The order has significant indirect implications for gas pipelines to the extent that DER aggregation increases variability in gas-fired generation demand, alters load profiles on the gas system, and creates new patterns of gas nomination and scheduling that must be accommodated by pipeline tariff provisions
However, the tariff provisions governing how that capacity is accessed, allocated, and scheduled must also reflect the evolving demand dynamics
Affiliate and Self-Dealing Considerations The common ownership of the Ridgeline Pipeline System and the DEH wind portfolio creates potential affiliate transaction and self-dealing concerns that must be carefully managed in the Redesigned Tariff
If wind power from DEH's renewable energy portfolio reduces compressor fuel gas consumption at one or more of Ridgeline's three compressor stations, the FL&U tracker mechanism must be designed to capture this effect accurately