RE: Comments- Public Review of Energy Interoperation Version 1.0

To all:

 

You may recall that I forwarded Commissioner Centolella’s comments on EMIX this morning.  I am having trouble filing those comments with OASIS’ online mechanism.  I am hoping you might have some advice.  I received a bounce notice from the online comments filing mechanism.  Apparently the file of Commissioner Centolella’s comments is too large.  I was to compress the pdf, but the file still does not get below the max file size. I emailed the “human help” email that I received in my confirmation to join the mailing list.  That help email box is full.  Thus, I’m not sure how to proceed.  Should I file these comments by splitting (part 1, part 2) or some other mechanism?

 

Regards,
Benjamin

 

Benjamin A. Stafford 

Commission Offices 

Aide to Commissioner Paul Centolella  

Public Utilities Commission of Ohio 

180 East Broad Street

Columbus, OH 43215

www.PUCO.ohio.gov 

Phone:  (614) 644-8227



 

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From: Stafford, Benjamin 
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 8:09 AM
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Cc: ''; ''; ''; Centolella, Paul
Subject: Comments- Public Review of Energy Interoperation Version 1.0

 

To Whom it May Concern:

 

Attached are comments  of Commissioner Paul Centolella, Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, member of the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel Governing Board representing the interests of State and Local Regulators.  Commissioner Centolella is interested in EMIX as an effort to build a flexible data model and XML vocabulary used to exchange a variety of product definitions for transactional energy markets, including rate structures.  The purpose of these comments is to provide examples of emerging and innovative products and rate structures so that developers can work through how such products and rates might be expressed within the EMIX framework, determine what needs to be represented, and to identify any gaps or ambiguities. By pointing to these examples, these comments seek to ensure that the standard will adequately describe both existing and likely near term products and rate options.

 

Regards,
Benjamin

 

Benjamin A. Stafford 

Commission Offices 

Aide to Commissioner Paul Centolella  

Public Utilities Commission of Ohio 

180 East Broad Street

Columbus, OH 43215

www.PUCO.ohio.gov 

Phone:  (614) 644-8227



 

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