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What charges are assessed to a customer that enters into an internal bilateral transaction (from an internal generator to an internal load)?

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What charges are assessed to a customer that enters into an internal bilateral transaction (from an internal generator to an internal load)?

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Typical charges associated with an internal bilateral are as follows: a. Under Transmission Customer Data, “Transactions” charges: Billing Code 504 Hourly Day-Ahead Transmission Usage Charge 508 Hourly Real-Time TUC charges (Losses Congestion b. Under Transmission Customer Data, Hourly “Ancillary Services” charges: Billing Code 604 NYPA Transmission Access Charge (NTAC) 606 Voltage Support Service (OATT, Rate Schedule 2) 610 Hourly Reserve Charge (OATT, Rate Schedule 5) 611 Residual Adjustment (Part of Rate Schedule 1, S, SC &D) 612 Hourly Regulation Charge (OATT, Rate Schedule 3) 613 Black Start Charge (OATT, Rate Schedule 6) 614 ISO OAT Uplift Charge (Part of Rate Schedule 1,S, SC &D) c. Under Transmission Customer Data, LSE LBMP Energy charges: Billing Code 409 Hourly Balancing Energy (OATT, Rate Schedule 4) d. Under Transmission Customer Data, Daily “Ancillary Services” charges: Billing Code 812 NYISO-wide Uplift Charge (Part of Rate Schedule 1,S, SC, &D) Note: Generators are subje