The solution is a wholly integrated and consolidated market system that will span functions including transmission service reservation and scheduling, open access transmission tariff administration, transmission and interconnection study management, settlements and billing, data warehousing, and reporting.
OATI will provide a webTrans solution to BCTC to accommodate BCTC’s design for a complete transmission services solution.
Sasan Mokhtari, president and CEO of OATI, said: “OATI is truly honored to be working with such a technically sophisticated organization as BCTC to provide the most elaborate solution within the transmission services industry. The caliber of staff and ideas that BCTC brings to this project truly enable this project to be a success before it even begins.”
Janet Woodruff, interim president of BCTC, said: “BCTC knows that technology can help maximize the benefits from our electricity grid. We’re excited to work on this project with OATI to help us use the power of software for the benefit of our customers and all electricity users connected to our grid.”
OATI and BCTC project teams will collaborate together to complete the project in 2010.