1. ORDER #1 (Commission) Consequently with this long and costly background to Arkansas ratepayers, the purpose of this Docket is to make clear that this Commission is opening a detailed investigation as to whether Entergy Arkansas, Inc. (EAI) – independent of its parent company – is investigating all options when the current Entergy System Agreement (ESA) terminates in December 2013, and whether EAI is taking all necessary corrective actions to ensure and protect its Arkansas ratepayers against such continued detrimental effects associated with EAI’s participation in the ESA and the operation and control of the ETS, including transmission assets owned by EAI and paid for by its ratepayers....Therefore, it is the intent of the Commission in this new Docket to timely and aggressively consider such steps in anticipation of initiating the stand-alone project no later than early 2012, with full implementation no later than December 19, 2013. To that end EAI is directed to focus all resources as may be necessary to finalize the stand-alone study and stand-alone implementation plan for consideration by this Commission....Therefore, EAI is directed to file in this newly-established investigative docket all documents, data, studies or analyses furnished to date to the APSC or the APSC Staff in that docket regarding any potential successor ESA or agreements within 20 days of this order as well as all future submissions or filings related to successor agreements. EAI is further directed to file all documents, data, studies or analyses furnished, formally or informally, to any other Entergy retail regulator concerning potential successor agreements to the ESA within 20 days of this order as well as all future submissions or filings related to successor agreements. All such future filings shall be filed simultaneously in this Docket when filed with or mailed to other Entergy retail regulatory agencies. Additionally, EAI is directed to file copies of any draft successor agreement to the ESA as well a copies of any communications between EAI and ESI or other EOCs regarding a successor agreement to the ESA which are not included in other filings with the Commission within 20 days of this order as well as all such future communications or drafts. Finally, EAI is directed to provide the Commission, within 10 days of the date of this Order, with the names, titles, and business addresses of all Entergy employees, including the Entergy affiliate by which they are employed, involved with negotiating a new system agreement with EOCs. Any entity desiring to intervene as an official party in Docket No. 10-011-U must submit within fifteen (15) days of the date of this Order a formal Petition to Intervene that strictly complies with Rule 3.04 of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (“RPP”). Any replies to Petitions to Intervene must be filed within seven (7) days of the date of the Petition’s filing. (1). In addition to the information and testimony EAI is required to file by the directives outlined above, EAI may file testimony or exhibits on any other matters relevant to this proceeding it would like the Commission to consider. Such testimony shall be filed no later than 12 noon on March 1, 2010. All witnesses having information or filing testimony related to the Commission’s requests for information outlined above should be prepared to appear at the Show Cause Evidentiary Hearings established by this Order. (2) The Commission will consider all filings to date at a Show Cause Evidentiary hearing in this Docket, which is set to begin at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 11, 2010, in Commission Hearing Room No. 1 in the Arkansas Public Service Commission Building located at 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. (3) Rebuttal Testimony by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission and any Intervenors shall be filed by 12 noon on March 30, 2010. (4) Surrebuttal Testimony by EAI shall be filed by 12 noon on April 14, 2010. (5). A second Show Cause Evidentiary Hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 11, 2010. See related Order No. 14 of Docket No. 04-023-U and Order No. 21 of Docket No. 08-136-U. Js

2. ORDER #2 (Commission) Southwest Power Pool (SPP) is hereby made an official party to Docket No. 10-011-U without the necessity for formally petitioning to intervene under the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure. In order to ensure significant progress toward the completion of a comprehensive seams agreement, Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) and SPP are ordered to file a seams agreement reflecting whatever issues have been agreed upon when they file their compliance report for the month of February 2010, which is due on March 1, 2010. In addition, EAI and SPP are to provide a detailed status report regarding the progress to date on all remaining issues and what needs to be done to complete work on these issues. Further, for the purpose of hearing from EAI and SPP regarding their efforts on completing a comprehensive seams agreement, the Commission will schedule a public hearing by subsequent order. Any additional development of issues regarding the Seams Agreement will be handled and all relevant filings should be made in Docket No. 10-011-U. Js

3. ERRATA ORDER #3 (COMMISSION) On February 11, 2010, a "second Show Cause Evidentiary Hearing" was set for Tuesday, May 11, 2010, said date is changed to Monday, May 10, 2010, beginning at 9:30 in Commission Hearing Room No. 1 in the Arkansas Public Service Commission Building located at 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Kr

4. Attorney General Office hereby submits notice to be an active party in this docket. Cm

5. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits Motion for Protective Order of Non-Disclosure. Kr (ORDER #4)

6. Entegra Power Group LLC hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Ks (ORDER #8)

7. Southwest Power Pool, Inc.'s Differences Report between the Independent Coordinator of Transmission ("ICT") Base Plan and Entergy Construction Plan. Js

8. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. hereby submits names, titles, and business addresses of all Entergy employees including the Entergy affiliate by which they are employed. Ks

9. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Motion for Protective Order. Js

10. KGen Power Management, Inc.'s Petition to Intervene. Js (ORDER #8)

11. ORDER #4 (Commission) grants Entergy Arkansas, Inc. ("EAI") Motion for Protective Order filed February 18, 2010 on an interim basis. EAI shall cause said Confidential Information to be filed and/or otherwise provided under seal as requested. Said information shall be reproduced on distinctive pink paper and if provided in digital format, on a CD that is distinctively red or pink in color. The Commission's standard "AFFIDAVIT OF NON-DISCLOSURE" shall be executed and filed in this docket by all Staff and Intervenor representatives granted access. For each item of Confidential Information to be submitted and/or filed in this Docket by the Company, the Company shall affix thereto a written transmittal cover document in the form of Attachment 1 hereto. Within thirty (30) days of the submission or filing, Staff and Intervenor's receiving the Confidential Information may file a written response if they disagree with the transmittal cover document of information. The Commission designates Administrative Law Judge Connie Griffin (ALJ) to review and examine all pleadings filed as Confidential and upon completion of her review to issue a final Protective Order as may be needed. Any party aggrieved by any final Protective Order issued by ALJ Griffin may petition the Commission for review and rehearing of such Order within thirty (30) days of its issuance. Ks

13. Southwestern Electric Power Company hereby submits petition to intervene. Kr (ORDER #8)

15. Calpine Corporation hereby submits petition to intervene. Cm (ORDER#8)

20. GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing North America, Inc., hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Kr (ORDER #8)

21. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation hereby submits petition to intervene. Kr (ORDER #8)

22. Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers Inc., hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Kr (ORDER #8)

23. Conway Corporation, West Memphis Utilities Commission, City of Osceola, City of Benton, Hope Water & Light Commission and the City of Prescott ('Arkansas Cities') hereby submits petition to intervene. Kr (ORDER #8)

24. Cottonwood Energy Company, LP hereby submits Statement of Position. Cm

25. NRG Power Marketing LLC and Louisiana Generating LLC hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Cm (ORDER #8)

26. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer filed on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

27. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director, Resource Planning filed on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

28. Highly Sensitive PROTECTED Exhibits to the Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director, Resource Planning filed on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

29. Direct Testimony of Michael Schnitzer- Director, The Northbridge Group, Inc., filed on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

30. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of John P. Hurst ell, Vice President, Energy Management, Entergy Services, Inc., filed on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

31. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Continuing Objection to Order No. 1. Ks

32. Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

33. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

36. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. public response pursuant to Order No. 1, the Commission's first three requests as set out herein. Js

37. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FILED UNDER SEAL BY Entergy Arkansas, Inc. pursuant to Order No. 4, the Commission's first three requests as set out herein. Js

38. HIGHLY SENSITIVE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FILED UNDER SEAL BY Entergy Arkansas, Inc. pursuant to Order No. 4, the Commission's first three requests as set out herein. Js

39. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits response to Petitions to Intervene by Calpine Corporation, GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing NA, Inc., and NRG Power Marketing LLC and Louisiana Generating LLC. Ks

40. ORDER #5 (COMMISSION) Accordingly, the scope of the March 11, 2010 evidentiary hearing will encompass the specific pleadings identified in the previous paragraph. Further, the Commission’s Show Cause investigation in this Docket flows out of and continues in a consolidated and more focused manner than the Commission’s general investigations previously conducted in Docket Nos. 04-023-U and 08-136-U. By footnotes 2 and 3 of Order No. 1 of Docket No. 10-011-U the Commission took administrative notice of the “entire” records of Docket Nos. 04-023-U and 08-136-U. Accordingly, the scope of the March 11, 2010 evidentiary hearing also will encompass the various comments, testimonies, exhibits, and Orders previously filed or issued in Docket Nos. 04-023-U and 08-136-U. Finally, EAI’s witnesses should be prepared to respond to questions from the Commission regarding its revised Integrated Resource Plan (“IRP”), filed in Docket No. 07-016-U on October 30, 2009, to the extent that the revised IRP addresses EAI as a stand-alone company after it exits the Entergy System Agreement in 2013.The March 11, 2010 evidentiary hearing will be limited expressly to questioning by the Commission of EAI witnesses McDonald, Castleberry, Hurst ell and Schnitzer. There will be no opening or closing statements by legal counsel nor will cross-examination of these witnesses by legal counsel for other parties be allowed. All parties, as well as all entities that have filed intervention petitions, are invited to attend but are not required to attend the March 11, 2010 evidentiary hearing. Accordingly, only the appearances of legal counsel for EAI will be required. However, other official parties to this Docket may enter an appearance if they so desire. KR

41. ORDER #6 (COMMISSION) In order to allow CRA to conduct an addendum study to the above-mentioned study to calculate the cost and benefits of Entergy Arkansas Inc., ('EAI') is ordered to fully cooperate with Southwest Power Pool ('SPP') and Charles River & Associates ('CRA') in conducting both studies. EAI is directed to pay for the addendum study relating to EAI as a stand-alone member of the SPP-RTO and is authorized to accumulate the cost of the EAI specific study as a regulatory asset. Kr

42. Attorney General of Arkansas and Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc.'s Joint Motion to amend procedural schedule. Js (Order #7)

43. Calpine Corporation hereby submits Reply to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response to Petition to Intervene by Calpine Corporation, GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing NA, INC., and NRG Power Marketing LLC and Louisiana Generating LLC. Cm

44. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby files Response to Joint Motion to Amend Procedural Schedule. Ks

45. Order #7 (Commission) grants the Joint Motion to Amend Procedural Schedule filed by the Attorney General of Arkansas and the Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. on March, 5, 2010. 1. The first Show Cause Hearing currently set for March 11, 2010 is unchanged and will proceed as scheduled; 2. Staff and Intervenor Rebuttal Testimony is extended from March 30, 2010 to noon on June 23, 2010; 3. Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s Surrebuttal Testimony is extended from April 14, 2010 to noon July 8, 2010; 4. The second Show Cause Hearing, currently set to begin on May 10, 2010, is cancelled and hereby rescheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. on August 2, 2010, in Commission Hearing Room No. 1, Arkansas Public Service Commission Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. js

46. Order #8 (Commission) Regarding the intervention petitions of Southwestern Electric Power Company, Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation, Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers and Arkansas Cities (AC), for good cause shown, their interventions are granted hereby. This grant is subject to each Intervenor accepting the existing procedural schedule without modification. In addition, AC’s intervention is permitted as a single united interest represented by common Legal Counsel. As such, AC is limited to no more than two (2) designees to be included on the Secretary of the Commission’s Official Service List for this Docket. Within 5 days of the date of this Order, AC should provide the Secretary in writing the names and complete contact information, including email addresses, of the 2 individuals to be included on the List....Accordingly, the Commission grants the Petitions to Intervene of Entegra, KGen, Calpine, GDF Suez and NRG on the condition that these entities intervene and participate in this proceeding as a single and united Intervenor, retaining the rights to advance their individual positions to the extent they diverge from the group. If at any point in this proceeding it becomes evident that the rights and interests of any individual entity can no longer be represented adequately by the single Intervenor group, then such entity may petition the Commission seeking permission to proceed as an independent Intervenor at the time that becomes clear. This grant is subject to each Intervenor accepting the existing procedural schedule without modification. Regarding the persons entitled to receive service and be included on the Commission Secretary’s Official Docket Service List for the Independent Power Producers (IPP) group in this case, each entity forming the larger group is permitted to have one designated representative for service, for a total of five (5) people for the entire IPP group. Within 5 days of the date of this Order, the IPP group should provide the Secretary in writing the names and complete contact information, including email addresses, of the five individuals to be included on the List. Js

47. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) public information filed as part of Addendum 1 to EAI's response to the Commission's third request for information pursuant to Order No. 1. js

48. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits Highly Sensitive Protected Information (HSPI) filed UNDER SEAL pursuant to Order #4 as part of Addendum 1 to EAI's response to the Commission's third request for information. Kr

89. Conway Corporation, West Memphis Utilities Commission, City of Osceola, City of Benton, Hope Water & Light Commission and the City of Prescott ('Arkansas Cities') hereby submits response to Order #8. kr

90. Designation of individuals for official service list pursuant to Order No. 8 filed by Entegra Power Group LLC, Calpine Corporation, NRG Companies, KGen Power Management, Inc. and GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing North America, Inc. Js

91. Jonesboro City Water & Light hereby submits a Petition to Intervene. Cm

92. The General Staff of the Arkansans Public Service Commission hereby submits Response to Petition to Intervene of City Water and Light Plant of Jonesboro. Cm

93. Transcript to hearing held on March 11, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

94. Exhibits to transcript of hearing held on March 11, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

95. Transcript to hearing held on March 12, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

96. Exhibits to transcript of hearing held on March 12, 2010 and Exhibit KWC-1, pages 95-114 filed under PROTECTED SEAL by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

97. Jonesboro City Water & Light hereby submits Amended Petition to Intervene. Cm (Order #9)

98. Order # 9 (Commission) City, Water and Light Plant of Jonesboro, Arkansas ("CWL") Amended Petition is granted subject to CWL’s acceptance of the existing procedural schedule without modification and subject to CWL participating in this proceeding as a member of the single and united Arkansas Cities Intervenor group. If at any point in this proceeding it becomes evident that the rights and interests of CWL can no longer be represented adequately by the single Arkansas Cities Intervener group, then such entity may petition the Commission seeking permission to proceed as an independent Intervenor at the time that becomes clear. Cm

103. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

104. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

105. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. hereby submits Addendum 1 to EAI's response to the Commission's second request for information pursuant to Order No. 1 in this Docket. Ks

106. City, Water and Light Plant of Jonesboro, Arkansas hereby submits Acceptance of Conditions and Motion to Add Representative to Service List. Cm

107. ORDER #10 (COMMISSION) Entergy Arkansas, Inc., is directed to file written responses to the data requests by noon on Wednesday, April 14, 2010. kr

108. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests, Addendum 2, APSC-1-2. Cm

109. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. hereby submits under PROTECTED SEAL the confidential information of Addendum 2 to EAI's response the Commission's second request for information pursuant to Order No. 1. Ks

110. Per Order No. 20 entered August 31, 2010, this document has been "Received" as a public comment. js.

111. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response to additional request for information pursuant to Order No. 10, Addendum 1, APSC1-4. js

112. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response to Arkansas Public Service Commission's First Set of Data Request, APSC 2-1. js

113. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response to Arkansas Public Service Commission's First Set of Data Request, APSC 2-2. js

114. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response to Arkansas Public Service Commission's First Set of Data Request, APSC 2-3. js

115. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., Response to Arkansas Public Service Commission's First Set of Data Requests. Ks

116. Response of Entergy Arkansas Inc., to the first set of data requests of APSC 1-2; Addendum #3. kr

118. ORDER #11 (COMMISSION) Entergy Arkansas, Inc., (EAI) Director Mr. Gary Taylor shall file written testimony in this Docket by noon on May 7, 2010 and shall appear before the Commission for questioning by the Commission at a scheduled hearing; 2) Show Cause Hearing will resume at 9:30 AM on May 17, 2010, Hearing Room #1, APSC Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas for the purpose of questioning by the Commission of EAI Director Taylor; 3) Commission directs and orders that the addendum study results shall be finalized and filed in this Docket within thirty (30) days after the completion by CRA of the broader cost benefit study commissioned by FERC; 4) SPP shall file in this Docket within twenty (20) days of the date of this Order a detailed schedule for completion of the addendum study including appropriate study milestones and any risks that are associated with this schedule which could negatively impact on the successful and timely completion of the addendum study; 5) SPP shall file in this Docket on May 1, 2010, and on the first of each month thereafter, a details status report reflecting the progress of the addendum Arkansas-only study including any outstanding SPP or CRA data requests submitted timely responses or have submitted responses that are either incomplete, inaccurate or non-responsive or have refused to provide the requested response or data; 6) Initial report to be filed by SPP on May 1 also shall detail all discussions or meetings between SPP and EAI personnel prior to and on or after March 12, 2010, regarding the assessment of the cost and benefits of EAI as a stand alone Op Co member of the SPP-RTO; 7) Beginning on May 1 and continuing on the first of each month thereafter, EAI shall detail all discussions or meetings between MISO and EAI personnel, regarding the possibility of including the cost and benefits of EAI as a stand alone member of the MISO-RTO; and 8) SPP is directed to file in this Docket no later than May 1, 2010, and on the first day of each month thereafter a report detailing the discussions or meetings between SPP and EAI regarding the option of EAI as a stand-alone Op Co becoming a member of SPP. The first report shall cover the period from May 29, 2009 to the present. Kr

119. Letter filed by Entergy Arkansas Inc., stating they will not voluntarily enter into Successor Arrangements if the Arkansas Public Service Commission finds that course of action is not in the public interest for Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s retail customers. Cm

120. ORDER #12 (COMMISSION) Entergy Arkansas, Inc., as a member of a successor arrangement based its response on a specific Loss of Load Probability ('LOLP') assessment, is directed forthwith to file the referenced LOLP in this docket. Kr

121. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. Ks

122. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. js

123. Supplemental Direct Testimony & Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer Entergy Arkansas, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Js

124. Second Joint Motion of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. and Attorney General to Amend Procedural Schedule. Js (Order #16)

125. Order #13 (Commission) Therefore, Mr. Hugh McDonald is directed to appear at the scheduled May 17, 2010 Show Cause Hearing for questioning from the Commission regarding his April 26, 2010 letter as well as his April 1 and May 3, 2010 Supplemental Direct Testimonies. The May 17, 2010 evidentiary hearing will be limited expressly to questioning by the Commission of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. witnesses Hugh McDonald and Gary Taylor. Opening and Closing Statements by legal counsel will not be permitted nor will cross-examination of these witnesses by legal counsel for other parties be allowed. Accordingly, only the appearances of legal counsel for Entergy Arkansas, Inc. will be required. However, other official parties to this Docket may enter an appearance if they so desire. Ks

126. Direct Testimony filed by Gary J. Taylor, Group President, Utility Operations, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

127. Order #14 (Commission) "...Entergy Arkansas, Inc. shall file responses to the following [five] data requests by 12 noon on Friday, May 14, 2010...". Ks

128. Order #15 (Commission) The Commission views Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s ("EAI") request that the MISO third-party alternative be evaluated as an addendum study by CRA as a positive development. As such, pursuant to the provisions of Order No. 13 of Docket No. 08-136-U and Order No. 6 of this Docket, EAI is authorized to include the incremental costs of the CRA MISO addendum study within the regulatory asset authorized by those orders. EAI shall file an update on the costs budgeted and/or expended in order to conduct this MISO addendum study within 10 days from the date of this Order. Ks

131. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Response to Arkansas Public Service Commission 2-3 Addendum:1. Cm

133. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits presentations 1. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Transition Plan Technical Conference #1 2. Overview of Control Area / Balancing Authority Functional Requirements 3. Overview of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Functional Requirements for Short-Term Generation Planning 4. Overview of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Generation Supply Requirements and Supply Procurement Plans. Cm

134. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits response of detailed schedule for completion of the addendum accordingly to Order #11. kr

136. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Motion for Admission Pro Hac Vice. Kr

137. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests, APSC 1-2, Addendum 4. Ks

138. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the Third Set of Data Requests, APSC 3-1. Ks

139. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the Third Set of Data Requests, APSC 3-2. Ks

140. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the Third Set of Data Requests, APSC 3-3. Ks

141. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the Third Set of Data Requests, APSC 3-4. Ks

142. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the Third Set of Data Requests, APSC 3-5. Ks

143. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the Fourth Set of Data Requests, APSC 4-1. Ks

144. Order #16 (Commission) Accordingly, the Joint Motion of the Attorney General of Arkansas and Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers is denied. Ks

145. Transcript to Hearing held on May 17, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

146. Exhibits to Transcript of Hearing held on May 17, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

150. Joint Response filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Cm

151. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, filed on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

152. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits response to Order #11. kr

154. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits revised Exhibit HTM-5 to the Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald filed June 1, 2010 in this docket. Ks

155. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits revised Exhibit KWC-1 to the Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry with Highly Sensitive Protected Information (HSPI) redacted. Subsequent to the original filing of this exhibit on March 1 2010, information in specific sections of the exhibit have become public and are no longer considered HSPI. The revised EAI Exhibit KWC-1 reflects the most current designation of the information. Ks

156. Entry of Appearance of Sean T. Beeny on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

157. Rebuttal Testimony of Kip M. Fox filed on behalf of Southwestern Electric Power Company. Cm

158. Prepared Rebuttal Testimony of Ricky Bittle filed on behalf of the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Cm

159. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Rebbeca E. Turner, Vice President of Regulatory and Market Design on behalf of Entegra Power Group, LLC. Ks

160. Letter to serve as written notice that the Attorney General of Arkansas does not intend to offer rebuttal testimony in this docket. Ks.

161. Letter submitted by Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. stating no Rebuttal Testimony will be filed at this time. Ks

162. Rebuttal Testimony of Diana K. Brenske, Director, Electric Utilities Section on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

163. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Notice of Technical Conference and Conference Agenda on Thursday, July 15, 2010, beginning at 1:00 PM and ending at approximately 5:00 PM. The Conference will be held at The Association of Arkansas Counties, 1415 West Third Street, Little Rock, AR 72201, Meeting Room 1AB. Ks

164. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. js

165. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

166. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits log of documents subject to the attorney-client privilege and/or work product exemption pursuant to Order No. 1. Ks

167. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

168. Surrebuttal Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

169. Surrebuttal Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

170. Surrebuttal Testimony of Michael M. Schnitzer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

171. GDF Suez Energy Marketing NA, Inc. submits answers to Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc.'s first set of data requests. Cm

172. Response of Southwestern Electric Power Company to the First Data Request of Requesting Party: Arkansas Electric Energy Consumer's Inc. Ks

173. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Motion to Excuse Witness. Ks (Order #17)

174. Data Responses of the Conway Corporation, the West Memphis Utilities Commission, the City of Osceola, the City of Benton, the Hope Water & Light Commission and the City of Prescott, Arkansas to Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Ks

175. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Response to Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s Motion to Excuse Witness. Cm

176. Per Order No. 20 entered August 31, 2010, this document has been "Received" as a public comment. js.

177. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits supplemental response to Entergy Arkansas Inc., motion to excuse witness. Kr

178. Order #17 (Commission) Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion to Excuse Witness is granted in part. Mr. Taylor is excused from appearing at the currently-scheduled August 2, 2010 hearing; however, at such time as another hearing is scheduled in this Docket, or for good cause shown at the request of any Party, he is subject to being recalled by the Commission at a later date. Ks

179. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

180. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11 with monthly status report. Cm

181. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

183. Motion for Additional Time to File Proposed Procedural Schedule filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks (Order #18)

184. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Status Report on Development of Joint Procedural Schedule and Submission of Proposed Procedural Schedule. Cm

185. Transcript to hearing held on August 2, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

186. Exhibits to transcript to hearing held on August 2, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

187. Order #18 (Commission) Having considered the Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Motion and the Status Report, the Commission hereby grants the parties an extension of time until noon on Wednesday, August 18, 2010, in which to file a proposed procedural schedule. Js

188. Transcript to hearing held on August 3, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

189. Exhibits of Transcript to hearing held on August 3, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

190. Updated Status Report on Development of Joint Procedural Schedule filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

191. ORDER #19 (COMMISSION) Within this context and in order to continue the Commission's inquiry regarding the future Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) transmission system, all Parties to this Docket and interested members of the public are notified herby that a two-day technical conference in this Docket is scheduled for 9:00 am-4:00 pm, Monday, September 13, 2010, (Day 1) and Tuesday, September 14, 2010 (Day 2) in Hearing Room #1, APSC Building 1000 Center Street, Little Rock Arkansas. The Commission has asked Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) to prepare presentations and/or summaries of the topics outlined above and how they affect EAI’s ratepayers’ access to and costs for safe and reliable transmission service, where applicable, to be filed in this Docket no later than 12:00 noon Friday, September 3, 2010. SPP and MISO also have been asked to include in their filings an agenda detailing the time and topics to be covered as well as the presenters for each session. The Commission appreciates both SPP’s and MISO’s cooperation regarding this conference and invites all interested parties to attend and participate. Kr

197. Order #20 (Commission) establishes procedural schedule for the consideration of Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) post-ESA strategic reorganization options: 1. By noon September 16, 2010 EAI shall file a draft of the ESA successor arrangement(s) and supporting Direct Testimony for that post-ESA option; 2. An on-the-record technical conference, regarding the various documents to be filed by EAI on September 16, 2010, will be conducted by the Commission beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, November 10, 2010, in Commission Hearing Room No. 1; 3. Charles River and Associates (CRA) and the FERC have announced that the results of the FERC-funded cost/benefit study of all Entergy OpCos becoming full members in the SPP RTO will be completed and released by the CRA on September 30, 2010, study regarding EAI as a stand-alone will be released by CRA by October 27, 2010 and by end of December 2010. An on-the-record technical conference regarding such CRA studies will be conducted by the Commission beginning at 9:30 a.m. on January 11, 2011; 4. By noon January 28, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Direct Testimony on EAI's Post-ESA options 5. By noon March 4, 2011, EAI shall file Rebuttal Testimony relating to the January 28 Direct Testimony on EAI's Post-ESA options; 6. By noon April 22, 2011, EAI shall file its final assessment and recommendations regarding each of the viable strategic reorganization options studied by EAI; 7. By noon June 22, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Direct Testimony in response to the various documents filed by EAI on March 4 and April 22, 2011; 8. By noon July 15, 2011, EAI shall file Rebuttal Testimony in response to the Direct Testimony of Staff and Intervenors filed on June 22, 2011; 9. By noon July 29, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Surrebuttal Testimony in response to the Rebuttal Testimony filed by EAI on July 15, 2011; 10. By noon August 5, 2011, EAI shall file Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony in response to the Surrebuttal Testimony by Staff and Intervenor on July 29, 2011; An Evidentiary hearing to consider all issues raised by the parties pursuant to the foregoing procedural schedule is set to begin at 9:30 a.m. on August 16, 2011 in Commission Hearing Room No. 1; On or about October 7, 2011, the Commission will issue its final Order resolving all issues raised by the Parties pursuant to the foregoing procedural schedule. Js

198. Order #21 (Commission) The purpose of this Order is to provide Notice to the Parties and interested members of the public regarding the conference procedures as well as details about registering to attend. The presenters for the conference will be personnel for the Southwest Power Pool on Monday September 13, 2010 and Midwest Independent System Operator on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 both of which will pre-file their presentations in this Docket by Friday, September 3, 2010. The Conference will be held in the Commission's Hearing Room No. 1, on September 13, 2010 and September 14, 2010. In addition to the availability of transcripts, telephonic access will be provided, but only for those who register as outlined below. CM

199. ERRATA ORDER #22 (COMMISSION) Said Technical Conference date is hereby corrected to state Wednesday, November 10, 2010. kr

202. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

203. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

204. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11 with monthly status report . Ks

205. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits Response to Order No. 19. Cm

206. Per Order No. 20 entered August 31, 2010, this document has been "Received" as a public comment. js.

207. Midwest ISO presentation for Technical Conference filed pursuant to Order No. 19. js

210. Southwestern Electric Power Company submits its notice of change of service agent. Kr

211. Supplemental Direct Testimony & Exhibits of John P. Hurstell, Vice President of Energy Management, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

212. Transcript to Technical Conference held on September 13, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

213. Transcript of Technical Conference held on September 14, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Kr

214. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission submits its Notice of Meeting will be held on September 30, 2010, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at Astor Crown Plaza, 739 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70130. kr

215. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission submits Supplemental Notice of Meeting held on September 30, 2010 at Astor Crowne Plaza in New Orleans, LA with attached agenda details on the topics that will be discussed at the meeting. Those wishing to attend the meeting by teleconference may do so using dial-in number (877) 932-5833 passcode 157403. kr

216. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits petition for clarification of Order #20. kr

217. Entergy Arkansas Inc., & Southwest Power Pool submits response to Order #2. kr

218. Supplemental Directory Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald-President & Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

219. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits response to Order #11. kr

220. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests of the Arkansas Public Service Commission to question APSC 1-2 Addendum 5. Ks

221. ORDER #23 (Commission) The purpose of this Order is to provide Notice to the Parties and interested members of the public regarding the technical conference procedures. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. ("EAI") is ordered to ensure its presentations are pre-filed in this Docket on or before 12 noon on Friday, October 29, 2010. EAI is directed to ensure the material presented comprehensively covers the September 16, 2010 filing, including any relevant updates, as well as an agenda detailing the topics to be covered, the time dedicated to each, as well as a list of the presenters for each session. All participants planning to attend by phone must register no later than Friday, November 5, 2010, by emailing the participant(s)’ name and organization represented to Mary Eagles at MEagles@psc.state.ar.us. Ks

222. Letter filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. ("EAI") stating the format of the presentations was modified to address the presentation to the respective regulatory authority, the presentations were substantively identical to the presentations previously provided to the APSC as EAI Exhibits JPH-3 through JPH-7, which were attached to the Supplemental Direct Testimony of John Hurstell filed in this Docket on September 16, 2010. Because the presentations were substantively identical to the presentations previously provided to the APSC, EAI does not propose to burden the record herein with duplicates of the presentations previously filed with the Commission. Ks

223. Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) submits PUBLIC and HIGHLY SENSITIVE PROTECTED INFORMATION (HSPI) as part of Addendum 6 to EAI's response to the Commission's second request for information. HSPI material is filed UNDER SEAL pursuant to Interim Protective Order #4. kr

224. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Notice regarding the on-the-record technical conference scheduled for November 10, 2010, along with materials to be presented and agenda. Ks

225. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

226. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

227. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. Ks

228. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc., to Order No. 11 The Charles River and Associates Cost-Benefit Analysis of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Joining the SPP RTO. Ks

229. Southwest Power Pool, Inc., filing of The Charles River and Associates Cost-Benefits Analysis of Entergy and CLECO Power Joining the SPP RTO. Ks

230. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits response of first set of data request to Question #APSC 1-2; Addendum: 7. kr

231. Letter filed by Lori Burrows, Commission Legal Advisor of the Arkansas Public Service Commission with attached power point presentation of the Midwest Independent System Operator (MISO) Presentation from November 1, 2010 Tour in Carmel, Indiana. Ks

232. Order #24 (Commission) Subpoena to Entergy Arkansas, Inc., pursuant to the provisions of Ark. Code. Ann. §§ 23-2-301, 309, 313, 402 and 408, and the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure Rule 3.05, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. is directed to file in this Docket a copy of the Department of Justice Civil Investigative Demand (DOJ CID) within three (3) business days after the date of this Order. Js

233. Order #25 (Commission) Given the significant overlap, and in certain regards exact duplication, of issues addressed by the FERC's Audit Report and the issues being investigated by the Arkansas Public Service Commission ("Commission") in Docket 10-011-U, the Commission invites the parties to Docket No. 10-011-U to address the FERC Audit Report in their Direct Testimonies due to be filed in this Docket on January 28, 2011; and by Entergy Arkansas Inc., in its Rebuttal Testimony due to be filed on March 4, 2011. js

234. Motion for Protective Order of Non-Disclosure filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

235. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits entry of appearance and substitution of counsel. Kr

236. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits response to Order No. 24 and Supplemental Motion for Protective Order. Cm (ORDER #26)

237. Transcript to Technical Conference held on November 10, 2010 filed by Bushman Court Reporting.cm

238. ORDER #26 (COMMISSION) The Commission orders and directs as follows: 1) Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) as conditioned herein is granted on an interim basis, 2) General Staff of the Commission and Attorney General of the State of Arkansas (AG) are each directed to file a response to EAI's November 16, 2010 response and motion as well as a legal brief no later than noon on December 17, 2010, 3) any other party to this Docket may also file a response to EAI's November 16, 2010 response to motion as well as a legal brief no later than noon on December 17, 2010, 4) EAI may file a reply to such responses and a reply legal brief no later than noon on January 7, 2011, 5) the Commission finds that Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Investigate Demand (CID) should and shall be protected from public disclosure on an interim basis, 6) The Commission's standard "AFFIDAVIT OF NON-DISCLOSURE" (Attachment 1 hereto) shall be executed and filed in this docket by all official party representatives to granted access to said Confidential Information pursuant to this Interim Protective Order, and 7) no later than noon on November 24, 2010, EAI shall cause said DOJ CID to be filed and /or otherwise submitted under seal for review by the Commission and its staff, the General Staff and the AG and his representatives. Kr

241. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL pursuant to Order #26 of Civil Investigate Demand documents. Kr

243. Amended Motion for Protective Order of Non-Disclosure filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Ks

246. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits public version of Addendum 8 to the Commission second request for information. Kr

247. Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) submits Highly Sensitive Protected Information being provided on CD and filed under SEAL pursuant to Order #4 which includes EAI response to the Commission's second request. Kr

248. Response to Southwest Power Pool, Inc., Amended Motion for Protective Order of Non-Disclosure filed by Southwestern Electric Power Company. Ks

249. Response to Order No. 2 filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

250. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

251. Response to Order No. 11 filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

252. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-2, Addendum 9. Ks

253. ORDER #27 (COMMISSION) As requested by Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) petition for clarification of Order #20 filed on September 29, 2010, the Commission provides the following additional clarification of Order #20. The intent of Ordering paragraph 4, 5, 7 & 8 of Order #20 is clarify by amending paragraphs 4, 5, 7 & 8 as follows: By noon on January 28, 2011, Staff & Intervenors shall file Initial Testimony addressing the draft ESA successor arrangements(s) and supporting Direct Testimony to be filed by EAI on September 16, 2010, and all other EAI filings in this Docket, to date; 2) by noon on March 4, 2011, EAI shall file Rebuttal Testimony addressing the January 28 Initial Testimony of Staff and Intervenors; 3) by noon on June 22, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Supplemental Initial Testimony in response to the various documents to be filed by EAI on March 4, and April 22, 2011, and offer recommendations on the five strategic reorganization options; and 4) by noon on July 15, 2011, EAI shall file Rebuttal Testimony in response to the Supplemental Initial Testimony of Staff and Intervenors to be filed on June 22, 2011. kr

254. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits response to amended Motion for Protective Order. Kr

255. Response of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation to amended motion for protective order. Cm

259. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits motion to modify procedural schedule. Kr (Order #29)

260. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald-President & Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

261. Supplemental Direct Testimony of John P. Hurstell-Vice President, Strategic Initiatives on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

263. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits errata page for EAI's motion to modify procedural schedule filed on December 9, 2010. kr

264. Reply of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to the Response of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation to Amended Motion for Protective Order. Ks

265. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Reply to Response of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation to Amended Motion for Protective Order. Ks

266. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-1 Addendum: 2. Ks

267. HIGHLY SENSITIVE PROTECTED information as part of Addendum 2 to Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s response to the Commission's first request for information, LPSC 12-2, LPSC 12-4, LPSC 12-5, LPSC 12-7, LPSC 12-8, LPSC 12-9, LPSC 12-11 and LPSC 12-12. FILED UNDER PROTECTIVE SEAL Cm

268. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Response to Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s Motion to Modify Procedural Schedule . Cm (Order #29)

269. Response to Motion to Modify Procedural Schedule filed by Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Cm (Order #29)

270. Response to Motion to Amend Procedural Schedule filed by the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks (Order #29)

271. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission Response and Brief to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response and Supplemental Motion for Protective Order. Ks (Order #29)

272. Arkansas Attorney General Office submits Brief in response to Order #26. kr

273. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits response to Staff's and Attorney General's revisions to EAI's proposed Procedural Schedules. Kr (Order #29)

274. ORDER #28 (COMMISSION) Southwest Power Pool (SPP) Amended Motion for Protective Order of Non-Disclosure filed on November 29, 2010 is herby granted on an interim basis. SPP shall affix thereto a written Confidential Information transmittal cover document in the form of either Attachment 1 (non-HSPI) or Attachment 1 (HSPI) hereto containing the information required by such Attachments. Said information shall be reproduced on distinctive PINK PAPER and if provided in digital format shall be reproduced and filed or submitted on CD that is distinctively RED or PINK color. Confidential Information to be provided via electronic mail shall note that it is protected in the subject line and body of the electronic mail. For any attached files, the file name shall include the "PROTECTED" or "CONFIDENTIAL". The Commission's standard "AFFIDAVIT OF NON-DISCLOSURE" (Attachment 2 hereto) shall be executed and filed in this docket by all official party representatives granted access. The Commission designates Commission Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Connie Griffin to review and examine all confidential information filed or submitted pursuant to the Interim Protective Order. Any party aggrieved by any amended Interim Protective Order or Final protective Order issued by ALJ Griffin may petition the Commission for review and rehearing of such Order within thirty (30) days of its issuance. Kr

275. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Response to First Set of Data Requests of the Arkansas Public Service Commission, Addendum 3. js

278. Order #29 (Commission) Having considered the procedural schedule revisions proposed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. ("EAI"), the Staff, the Attorney General of Arkansas ("AG"), and Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation ("AECC"), the Commission hereby modifies the existing procedural schedule as follows: 1. By noon on February 11, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Initial Testimony. 2. By noon on March 18, 2011, EAI shall file Rebuttal Testimony addressing the February 11, 2011, Initial Testimony of Staff and Intervenors. 3. An on-the-record technical conference regarding the CRA studies will be conducted by the Commission beginning at 9:30 a.m. on March, 22, 2011, in Commission Hearing Room No. 1, Arkansas Public Service Commission Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. 4. By noon on May 12, 2011, EAI shall file its assessment of and recommendations regarding each of the viable strategic reorganization options studied by EAI. 5. By noon on July 12, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Supplemental Initial Testimony in response to the various documents to be filed by EAI on May 12, 2011. 6. By noon on August 4, 2011, EAI shall file Supplemental Rebuttal Testimony in response to the Supplemental Initial Testimony of Staff and Intervenors to be filed by July 12, 2011. 7. By noon on August 18, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Surrebuttal Testimony in response to the Supplemental Rebuttal Testimony to be filed by EAI on August 4, 2011. 8. By noon on August 25, 2011, EAI shall file Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony in response to the Surrebuttal Testimony to be filed by Staff and Intervenors on August 18, 2011. 9. An evidentiary hearing to consider all issues raised by the parties pursuant to the foregoing procedural schedule is set to begin at 9:30 a.m. on September 7, 2011, in Commission Hearing Room No. 1, Arkansas Public Service Commission Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Ks

279. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. js

280. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

281. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

282. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the first set of data Requests APSC 1-2, Addendum 10. Ks

283. PROTECTED Addendum 10 to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s response to the Commission's second request for information filed under seal pursuant to Order No. 1. js

284. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Response to the First Set of Data Requests of Arkansas Public Service Commission, APSC 1-2, Addendum 11. js

285. PROTECTED Addendum 11 to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s response to the Commission's second request for information filed under seal pursuant to Order No. 1. js

286. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Response to First Set of Data Requests Addendum #4. kr

287. PROTECTED Addendum 4, to APSC RFl 1-1, filed under seal pursuant to Order No. 4 by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Js

288. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 12. Ks

289. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Reply to Staff and AG Response to EAI'S Response to Order No. 24 and Supplemental Motion for Protective Order. Cm

290. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 13. Cm

291. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits PROTECTED PORTION FILED UNDER PROTECTED SEAL of the First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 13. Ks

292. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 14. Ks

293. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits PROTECTED PORTION FILED UNDER PROTECTED SEAL of the First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 14. Ks

294. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 15. Cm

299. Letter filed by Paul Suskie on behalf of Southwest Power Pool will not undertake legal representation nor will appear before the Commission in any hearing as the legal representative. Kr

300. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. cm

301. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, Entergy Arkansas, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

302. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

303. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 16. Ks

304. Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) submits Highly Sensitive Protected Information being provided on CD and filed under SEAL pursuant to Order #4 as part of Addendum 16 to EAI's response to the Commission second request for information. kr

305. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 17. kr

310. Southwestern Electric Power Company does not have testimony to file at this time. Ks

311. Prepared Initial Testimony of Ricky Bittle on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

312. Direct Testimony of Mark Drazen of Drazen Consulting Group, Inc., on behalf of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers Inc. Kr

313. Direct Testimony of Carl A. Monroe-Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Office on behalf of Southwest Power Pool Inc. Kr

314. Initial Testimony of Daniel E. Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

315. Initial Exhibits of Daniel E. Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Kr

316. Redacted Initial Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

317. Public Version of the Exhibits to the Initial Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

318. HSPI version of the Initial Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff filed under PROTECTED SEAL on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

319. HSPI version of the Exhibits to the Initial Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff filed under PROTECTED SEAL on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

320. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits motion regarding testimony. Kr (Order #33)

321. Response of Entergy Arkansas Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests APSC1-1 Addendum 5. Ks

322. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protected Information as part of Addendum 2 to EAI's response to the Commission's first request for information. This information includes the unredacted attachment to the response to LPSC Data Request 13-24 filed by Entergy Gulf States, Inc.,/Entergy Louisiana, LLC in LPSC Docket #U-29764 on February 10, 2011. kr

323. Order #30 (Commission) Accordingly, the Commission orders and directs as follows: 1. Charles River Associates ("CRA") and Entergy Arkansas, Inc. ("EAI") / Entergy Services, Inc. ("ESI") are directed to file in this Docket by noon on March 11, 2011, the CRA cost/benefit study focused on EAI as a stand-alone member of MISO; the CRA cost/benefit study focused on all Entergy Op Cos becoming members of MISO, and; the CRA/EAI/Entergy Services, Inc. - directed additional addendum studies. 2. CRA is directed to file in this Docket by noon on March 11, 2011, a document providing the differences in modeling and assumptions between the cost/benefit studies of EAI as a stand-alone member of MISO vs. all Entergy Op Cos as members of MISO. Ks

324. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s submits Response to Staff Motion Regarding Testimony. Cm

327. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits petition to intervene and concurrent request of leave to late file testimony. Cm (Order #31)

328. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. Cm

329. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

330. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

331. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits Differences Report between ICT Base Plan and Entergy Construction Plan. Ks

332. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests on APSC1-2 Addendum 18. Ks

333. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits its Response to the Petition to Intervene of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems. Cm

334. Letter filed by Entergy Arkansas Inc., does not object to the intervention of the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operation in this docket. Cm

335. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to the First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 19. Ks

336. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Highly Sensitive Protected Information filed under PROTECTED SEAL as part of Addendum 18 to Entergy's Response to Commission's second request for information. Ks

337. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits the First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-2 Addendum 20. ks

338. Charles River Associates (CRA) submits Cost-Benefit Analysis of Entergy and Cleco Power Joining the SPP RTO, Cost-Benefit Analysis of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Joining the SPP RTO, Cost-Benefit Analysis of Entergy and Cleco Power Joining the SPP RTO, Addendum Study, Cost-Benefit Analysis of Entergy/Cleco Power or Entergy Arkansas joining the Midwest ISO Addendum Study, and Summary of CBA Modeling Differences pursuant to Order #30. Ks

339. ORDER #31 (COMMISSION) The Commission finds that Midwest Independent Transmission System Operation (MISO) has a unique and direct interest in this proceeding that is not adequately represented by any other party. Further, although MISO's Petition was not timely filed in accordance with the requirements of Order No. 1 issued in this Docket on February 11, 2010, the Commission will make an exception in this instance given MISO's unique interest in this proceeding and given that no party to this proceeding has filed an objection to MISO's Petition. Accordingly, MISO's Petition is granted in part as conditioned hereinafter. The Commission is inclined to provide MISO some leeway to file limited testimony on March 18,2011. The Commission finds that such limited testimony will be helpful to the Commission and the other parties as they review and evaluate the cost/benefit studies to be filed by CRA on March 11. Therefore, allowing such limited testimony is in the public interest. The Commission will allow MISO, as well as Southwest Power Pool Regional Transmission Organization (SPP RTO), if they wish, to file limited testimony by noon on March 18, 2011. The scope of such testimony shall be limited exclusively to the cost/benefit studies to be filed by CRA and EAI/ESI on March 11, 2011, as directed by Order No. 30. Any additional testimony that either MISO or SPP RTO may wish to offer shall be filed in accordance with the procedural schedule established by Order No. 29 of this Docket. Kr

340. ORDER #32 (COMMISSION) The purpose of this Order is to provide notice to the Parties and the public regarding the March 22, 2011 technical conference procedures which are substantially similar to the technical conferences held in this Docket on September 13-14, 2010 and November 20, 2010. The presenters for the March 22 technical conference will be Charles River Associates (CRA) personnel. CRA is requested to file its technical conference presentation materials in this Docket on or before noon on Friday, March 18, 2011. Further, CRA is requested to ensure the technical conference presentation materials comprehensively cover the cost/benefit studies filed on March 11, 2011, including any relevant updates, as well as an agenda detailing the topics to be covered, the time dedicated to each, as well as a list of the presenters for each session. Any attendee wishing to obtain a hard copy of the presentations may access those for printing through the Commission's Online Services system at http://www.apscservices.info . Kr

341. Pursuant to Order No. 32, agenda regarding Technical Conference on CRA Cost- Benefit Studies for March 22, 2011 filed by Charles River Associates. Cm

342. Direct Testimony of Richard Doying, Vice President of Operations, on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. cm

343. Rebuttal Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

344. Rebuttal Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director of Resource Planning, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

345. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Carl A. Monroe, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. cm

346. Transcript to Technical Conference held on March 22, 2011 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Cm

347. Supplement Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. cm

348. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

349. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits Response to Order No. 11 monthly status report detailing the progress of the addendum Arkansas only study including any outstanding SPP or Charles River Associates data and regarding the option of EAI as a stand alone Operating Company becoming a member of SPP . Cm

350. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Response to the First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-2 Addendum 21. Ks

351. Motion for Protective Order of Non-Disclosure filed by Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. Ks (ORDER #34)

352. Order #33 (Commission) Accordingly, Ordering ¶ 6 and ¶ 7 of Order No. 29 are amended as follows: 6. By noon on August 4, 2011, EAI shall file Supplemental Rebuttal Testimony in response to the Supplemental Initial Testimony of Staff and Intervenors to be filed on July 12, 2011;, EAI shall also file on August 4, 2011, its final assessment of and recommendations regarding its viable strategic reorganization options. EAI's final assessment and recommendations shall be based upon the most up-to-date assessment information available. This filing also shall include expected implementation time lines and costs for the final strategic reorganization option recommended and testimony regarding the public interest of such option; 7. By noon on August 18, 2011, Staff and Intervenors shall file Surrebuttal Testimony in response to the Supplemental Rebuttal Testimony and Supplemental Initial Testimony to be filed by EAI on August 4, 2011. Otherwise, the procedural schedule established by Order No. 29 is unchanged and remains in effect. Therefore, Staff's Motion is denied. EAI's own estimation, a strategic reorganization option must be initiated no later than December 18, 2011, less than nine (9) months away. Therefore, a final decision by this Commission must be made well in advance of December 18, 2011. Ks

354. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff Response to Motion for Protective Order filed by Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. Cm

355. Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. submits reply response to motion for protective order. Cm

356. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

357. Entergy Arkansas Inc., and Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits response to Order #2. kr

358. ORDER #34 (COMMISSION) Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator Inc., (MISO) Motion filed on April 12, 2011 is hereby granted on an interim basis. MISO seeks authorization to designate certain confidential information as Highly Sensitive Protected Information (HSPI). MISO shall affix a written Confidential Information transmittal cover document in the form of Attachment 1. Confidential Information to be provided in paper format shall be reproduced and filed or submitted on distinctive PINK paper only and if provided in digital format shall be reproduced and filed or submitted in on a CD that is distinctively RED or PINK in color. Confidential Information to be provided via electronically mail shall note that it is protected in the subject line and body of the electronic mail. For any attached filed, the file name shall include the word "PROTECTED" or "CONFIDENTIAL". The Commission's standard AFFIDAVIT OF NON-DISCLOSURE (Attachment 2 hereto) shall be executed and filed in this docket by all official party representatives. The Commission designates Commission Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Susan E. D'Auteuil to review and examine all Confidential Information filed or submitted pursuant to this Interim Protective Order and to rule upon any objections filed pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Interim Protective Order. Any party aggrieved by any amended Interim Protective Order or the Final Protective Order issued by ALJ may petition the Commission for review and rehearing of such Order within thirty (30) days of its issuance. Kr

359. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits Response to Order No. 11 monthly status report. Cm

362. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Response to the First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-2 Addendum 22. kr

366. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits substitution of counsel. Cm

367. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Evaluation Report Pursuant to Order Nos. 20,27, and 29. cm

368. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

369. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Cm

370. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Tom D. Reagan, Vice President, RTO Implementation, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Cm

371. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Jay A. Lewis, Vice President, Finance, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Cm

372. Supplemental Direct Testimony of John P. Hurstell, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, Entergy Services, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

373. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Richard C. Riley, Vice President, Energy Delivery, Entergy Services, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

374. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Michael M. Schnitzer, Director, The Northbridge Group, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

375. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits notice of technical conference and conference agenda. Cm

384. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Response to the First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-2 Addendum 23. cm

385. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC 1-2 Addendum 24. Ks

386. ORDER #35 (COMMISSION) The Commission herein provides Notice to the Parties to this Docket regarding the Commissioners' participation in certain regional groups. the Arkansas Public Service Commission participates as a Member of both the Entergy Regional State Committee (E-RSC) and the Southwest Power Pool Regional State Committee (SPP-RSC). Both groups' meetings are open to the public and any interested Party to this Docket is welcome to attend either of these groups' meetings in person or by phone. The next scheduled meeting of the E-RSC will be held in Carmel, Indiana, on May 19-20, 2011. More information about the E-RSC, including its meeting agendas, meeting materials, future meeting dates and transcripts, may be found online at: http://www.spp.org/section.asp?pageID=123. The next scheduled meeting of the SPP-RSC will be held July 25-26, 2011, in Kansas City, Missouri. More information about the SPP-RSC, including its meeting agendas and future meetings, is online at: http://www.spp.org/committee_detail.asp?commID=35. In addition to active participation with these two organizations, members of the Commission may attend or observe meetings of the Organization of MISO States (OMS). More information about OMS' meetings, including the next scheduled special meeting on June 8, 2011, is online at www.misostates.org kr

389. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-1 Addendum 6. Ks

390. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits response to Order #11. kr

391. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits Motion for suspension of Monthly Reporting Requirement under Order #11. kr

392. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald-President & Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

393. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Motion to discontinue supplemental Testimony. Kr (Order #46)

394. Entergy Arkansas Inc., and Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits joint response to Order #2. kr

395. Entergy Arkansas Inc. submits First Set of Data Requests APSC1-2 Addendum 25. Cm

396. ORDER #36 (COMMISSION) Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) directed to file within 20 days additional narrative analysis and explanation of EAI-specific costs and benefits associated with the following EAI strategic reorganization options: (1) EAI only joining MISO; (2) EAI only joining SPP; and (3) EAI operating alone with third party coordination arrangements. Also, EAI shall file within 20 days a narrative analysis detailing the risk of future production or other cost equalization litigation affecting EAI’s ratepayers for each of the strategic reorganization options including all Entergy Operating companies joining MISO or SPP. Non-EAI parties may address EAI’s supplemental analyses (to be filed in response to this Order) in their Supplemental Initial Testimony to be filed on July 12, 2011, and in their Surrebuttal Testimony to be filed on August 18, 2011. Finally, non-EAI parties shall file within 5 days a sequential compilation of all Data Requests submitted to EAI and EAI’s responses thereto. Kr

397. Email from Entegra Power Group LLC did not issue any data requests in this docket and therefore has nothing to report pursuant to ordering paragraph 6 of Order #36. kr

398. Letter filed by KGen Power Management Inc., has not issued any Date Requests within this docket pursuant to paragraph 6 outlined in Order #36. kr

399. Arkansas Cities' Response to Order No. 36. Ks

400. Entergy Arkansas submits responses to multiple data requests (Staff 18-1,2,6,7,9-11, 13-17, 19-26, 30, 31, 33-41, 43, 45, and 49). Kr

401. Entergy Arkansas submits responses to multiple data requests (Staff 18-4,5,8,32,42,48,51,52,55,56,58,59,61). Cm

402. Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers Inc., submits response to the Commission's Order #36. kr

411. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits responses to multiple data requests (Staff 18-18,27,46,47,50,54,57,60,62, and 63). Kr

412. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits protected CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL for the responses to the following date requests (Staff 18-3, 12,28,29,44, and 53) pursuant to Order #4. Kr

413. Entergy Arkansas Inc. submits data request responses (Staff 18-52 and 18-61). Cm

414. Calpine Corporation submits response to Order No. 36. Cm

415. Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator Inc., submits response to Order #36. kr

416. Entergy Arkansas Inc. submits data request responses to Attorney General's 12th Set (AAG 12-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14) Cm

417. PROPRIETARY responses of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to Attorney General's 12th set of data requests in accordance with the requirements of Order No. 36, AAG 12-7 (HSPI), AAG 12-9 (HSPI) and AAG 12-14 (HSPI). Js

418. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits first set of data requests to Entergy Arkansas Inc. Cm

419. GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing North America, Inc. submits response to order no. 36. Cm

420. Response of City Water & Light Plant of the City of Jonesboro to Order No. 36 of the Commission. Ks

421. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's Response to Arkansas Public Service Commission Order No. 36. Ks

422. Attorney General's non-confidential Response pursuant to Order No. 36. js

423. Attorney General's CONFIDNENTIAL (HSPI) response pursuant to Order No. 36. js

424. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits response to Order No. 36. Cm

425. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits all data requests to Entergy Arkansas Inc., and all responses submitted by EAI to those data requests pursuant to Order #36. (Non-Protected) kr

426. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits CONFINDENTIAL & HSPI of all data requests to Entergy Arkansas Inc., and all responses submitted by EAI to those data requests pursuant to Order #36. kr

427. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s responses pursuant to Order No. 36 to data requests Staff 18-3 Addendum 1 (HSPI), Staff 20-14 (HSPI) and Staff 20-38 (HSPI) filed under seal pursuant to Protective Order No. 4. js

428. Entergy Arkansas Inc. submits data request responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's 20th set (Staff 20-1- 41) cm

429. Entergy Arkansas Inc. submits data request responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's 18th set Staff 18-47 Addendum 1. Cm

444. Southwestern Electric Power Company submits first set of data requests to Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

445. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits the requirements of Order #36, responses to Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's data requests; (3-1 thru 5, 7 & 8, 10-12, and 14). Kr

446. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits HIGHLY SENSITIVE PROTECTED information pursuant to Order #4, response to Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation Third data request (3-12) pursuant to the requirements of Order #36. kr

447. Southwestern Electric Power Company's Second Set of Data Request to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

448. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's Fourth Set of Interrogatories and Requests for Production of Documents to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

449. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to the Arkansas Electric cooperative Corporation's 3rd Set (AECC 3-6, 3-9, 3-13, & 3-15). Ks

450. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff's 18th Set, Addendum 1. Ks

451. Data Request APSC-027 submitted by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

452. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Confidential Data Request APSC-027 submitted by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission filed under PROTECTED SEAL pursuant to Order #4. Ks

453. Pursuant to Order #36, Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submits (HSPI) PROTECTED version of the Fourth Set of Interrogatories and Requests for Production of Documents to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. filed under PROTECTED SEAL pursuant to Order #4. Js

454. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff's 23rd Set. Ks

455. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 13th Set pursuant to the requirements of Order 36. Ks

456. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 13th Set filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Ks

457. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submits Response to Data Request APSC-025. kr

458. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff's 24th Set. Cm

459. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director Resource Planning, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

460. Supplemental Direct Testimony & Exhibits of Steven K. Strickland-Vice President, Regulatory Affairs on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

461. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers' 2nd set. Ks

462. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Data Request responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff 24th Set. kr

463. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to the Southwest Power Pool Inc., first set pursuant to the requirements of Order #36. kr

464. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits HSPI CONFIDENTIAL data request responses to the Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers second set filed under PROTECTED SEAL pursuant to Order #4. kr

465. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff's 24th Set. Ks

466. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits HSPI CONFINDENTIAL data request responses to the Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers second (2) set pursuant to Order 4. kr

467. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits HSPI CONFINDENTIAL data request responses to the Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff twenty-fourth (24) set pursuant to Order 4. kr

468. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation fourth (4) set. Kr

469. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to the Southwestern Electric Power Company second (2) set. Kr

470. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits HSPI CONFIDENTIAL data request responses to the Southwestern Electric Power Company second (2) set filed under seal pursuant to Order #4. kr

473. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. data request responses to APSC General Staff's 27th set. Js

474. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 8th Set. Ks

475. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff 12th Set. Ks

476. In accordance with Order No. 36, Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s data request responses to APSC General Staff's 27th set, Staff 27-19 (HSPI) and Staff 27-20 (CONF) filed under seal pursuant to Order #4. js

477. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission 27th Set. Ks

491. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 11. Ks

492. Order #37 (Commission) Accordingly, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. shall file no later than noon on the tenth (10th) calendar day after the date of this Order additional Supplemental Direct Testimony providing comprehensive and detailed responses to the foregoing questions. Ks

493. Order #38 (Commission) Accordingly, Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Inc., shall file no later than noon on the tenth (10th) calendar day after the date of this Order additional Supplemental Direct Testimony providing comprehensive and detailed responses to the foregoing questions. Ks

494. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

495. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Order No. 2. Ks

496. Joint Motion of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Suspend Monthly Reporting Requirement established by Order No. 2. Ks (Order #41) (Order #47)

497. Notice of Withdraw as Counsel of Record filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

498. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff 27th Set. Ks

499. The Empire District Electric Company hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Cm (Order #43)

500. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits motion for extension of time. Cm (Order# 39)

501. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits response to Petition to Intervene of The Empire District Electric Company. Kr

503. Petition to Intervene filed by Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company. Ks (Order #44)

504. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to the Southwestern Electric Power Company's 2nd Request. Ks

506. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits its response to the petition to intervene of Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company. Cm

507. Order #39 (Commission) By a motion filed on July 6, 2011, Entergy Arkansas, Inc.(EAI) requested a four-day extension to respond to all of the Commission's questions except Question No. 16, making its responses due July 15, 2011, for Question No. 16, EAI requested and extension until July 18, 2011. Said motion is granted. Cm

508. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits requirements of Order #36 responses to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission eighteen (18) set data request. Kr

509. Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. submits motion for brief extension of time. Cm (Order #40)

510. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of William B. Marcus on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

511. Prepared Testimony of Ricky Bittle on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

512. Prepared Initial Testimony and Exhibits of Dr. Laurence Kirsch on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

513. Public Supplemental Initial Testimony and Exhibits of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

514. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Mark Drazen on behalf of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Ks

515. PROTECTED TESTIMONY AND EXHIBITS of Dr. Laurence Kirsch filed under seal pursuant to Protective Order No. 4 on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Js

516. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Jeff Hilton, Director of Revenue Requirements on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

517. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Daniel E. Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

518. Exhibit DEP-3 to Supplemental Initial Testimony of Daniel Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

519. PROTECTED VERSION of Testimony of Kevin Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas filed under seal pursuant to Protective Order No. 4. js

520. PROTECTED VERSION of Exhibits to Testimony of Kevin Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas filed under seal pursuant to Protective Order No. 4. js

521. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Kip M. Fox on behalf of Southwestern Electric Power Company. Cm

522. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Carl A. Monroe, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

523. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Craig R. Roach, Ph.D., on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

524. PROTECTED VERSION of Supplemental Testimony of Craig R. Roach on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. filed under seal pursuant to Protective Order No. 4. js

525. Recommendations and Comments of Calpine Corporation and GDF Suez Energy Marketing NA, Inc. Ks

526. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Clair J. Moeller on behalf of Intervenor Midwest Independent Transmission system Operator. Cm

527. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Richard Doying on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Ks

528. Order #40 (Commission) Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc., Motion for a one-day extension of time in which to comply with Order No. 38 is granted. Ks

529. Petition to Intervene filed by Lafayette Utilities System of Lafayette, Louisiana. Cm (Order #45)

530. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Richard Doying, Vice President of Operations on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Ks

531. Data Request APSC-030 filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

532. ORDER #41 (COMMISSION) The Commission finds that Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) and Southwest Power Pool Inc., (SPP) may appropriately dispense with the requirement to filed monthly Seams Agreement reports as directed by Order No. 2. Accordingly, EAI and SPP are hereby relieved of the obligation to file monthly reports regarding the Entergy-SPP Seams Agreement subject to the following exception. EAI and SPP shall retain the obligation to file compliance reports in this Docket if any further changes to the Seams Agreement are adopted through the Entergy Regional State Committee process or if any changes are otherwise required to fulfill regulatory requirements imposed by FERC or by any other applicable governmental or regulatory authority, with such filings occurring on the first business day of the month following any such modification to the Seams Agreement. kr

533. Responses to Order No. 37 filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

534. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

535. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Phillip B. Gillam, Director, Revenue Requirements and Analyses, Entergy Services, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

536. Supplemental Direct Testimony of John P. Hurstell, Vice President, Entergy Management, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

537. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

538. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Michael M. Schnitzer, Director, The Northbridge Group, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

539. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL material filed under seal pursuant to Order #4 of EAI's attachment 2 to Exhibit A, responses to Order #37. kr

540. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protected CONFIDENITAL material filed under seal pursuant to Order #4 of EAI's response to Order #37, APSC37-31(a) on page 19 of 30 of EAI Exhibits A. Kr

541. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits errata corrections to pages 64, 65, and 67, which restate the correct docket number. Kr

542. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits response to Order No. 37. cm

544. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission's Response to Petition to Intervene of the Lafayette Utilities System. Ks

545. Data Request APSC-033 filed by General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Cm

546. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., Response in opposition to petition to intervene by the Lafayette Utilities System. Cm

547. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits second set of data requests to Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

548. Arkansas Cities first set of data requests to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

549. Arkansas Cities first set of data requests to the Midwest Independent System Operator. Cm

550. Arkansas Cities first set of data requests to Southwest Power Pool. Cm

551. Data Request APSC-035 filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

552. Order #42 (Commission) In order to more fully understand Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) proposal to join Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) an on-the-record technical conference regarding the MISO option proposed in the filings made in this Docket since May 2, 2011, is set to begin at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, August 19, 2011 in Commission Hearing Room No. 1 in the Arkansas Public Service Commission Building located at 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. To better inform and prepare all attendees for this technical conference EAI and MISO shall file in this Docket no later than Wednesday, August 10, 2011, all documents and materials which EAI and/or MISO intend to present during this technical conference. In addition, EAI and MISO should provide an agenda for the day detailing who will be presenting for each conference segment. The technical conference will be transcribed by the Commission's official Court Reporter. Js

553. GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing NA, Inc. Response to Arkansas Attorney General's First Set of Data Requests. Ks

554. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits motion for admission Pro Hac Vice of Jay Breedveld. Cm (Order #51)

555. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits motion for admission Pro Hac Vice of Mark Strain. Cm (Order #51)

556. ORDER #43 (COMMISSION) the Commission finds that The Empire District Electric Company (Empire) has satisfied the requirements of Rule 3.04 of the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure which prescribes the requirements for attaining intervenor status in Commission proceedings. Accordingly, Empire's Petition to Intervene is granted subject to Empire's acceptance of the existing procedural schedule in this proceeding. Kr

557. ORDER #44 (COMMISSION) the Commission finds that Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company (OG&E) has satisfied the requirements of Rule 3.04 of the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure which prescribes the requirements for attaining intervenor status in Commission proceedings. Accordingly, OG&E Petition to Intervene is granted subject to OG&E acceptance of the existing procedural schedule in this proceeding. Kr

558. Order #45 (Commission) denies the Petition to Intervene of Lafayette Utilities Systems (Lafayette). Lafayette is not an Arkansas public utility; is not an Arkansas municipal electric utility; does not own or operate electric facilities in Arkansas; does not serve any electric load in Arkansas; and is not directly interconnected with Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) Arkansas transmission system, nor does Lafayette allege any activity directly with EAI or within the state of Arkansas. Js

559. Notice of Appearance and Request for Notice of Emily A. Neal on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operators, Inc. Ks

560. Notice of Appearance and Request for Notice of Michael L. Roberts on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operators, Inc. Ks

561. Notice of Appearance and Request for Notice of Stephanie Egner on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operators, Inc. Ks

562. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits data request response to Attorney General of Arkansas 14th Set and Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's 30th Set. Cm

563. Order #46 (Commission) grants Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion filed June 1, 2011 to Discontinue Supplemental Testimony of Hugh McDonald. Js

564. Response of Southwestern Electric Power Company to the Second Set Data Request of Requesting Party: Entergy Arkansas, Inc. - EAI-02. Ks

565. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits response to Order No. 11. Cm

566. Rebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

567. Rebuttal Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

568. Rebuttal Testimony of Jay A. Lewis, Vice President, Regulatory Strategy Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Cm

569. Rebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of Richard C. Riley, Vice President, Energy Delivery Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

570. Rebuttal Testimony & Exhibits of John P. Hurstell- Vice President of Energy Management on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

571. Rebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of Michael M. Schnitzer-Director for the Northbridge Group Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

572. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to the Southwest Power Pool, Inc.'s 2nd set. Cm

573. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL material filed under seal pursuant to Order #4 of EAI's data request response to the Southwest Power Pool. Kr

574. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits HSPI CONFIDENTIAL material filed under seal pursuant to Order #4 of EAI's data request response to APSC General Staff's thirty-third (33rd) set. Kr

575. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to the Southwest Power Pool, Inc.'s 2nd Set. Ks

576. Response of Southwestern Electric Power Company to the Second Set Data Request of Requesting Party, Arkansas Public Services Commission, APSC-02. Ks

577. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff 33rd Set, 33-1 thru 31-5. Ks

578. Midwest Independent System Operator submits agreed stipulation for extension of time to file responses to Arkansas Cities first set of data requests. Cm

579. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff 33rd Set, 33-6 and 33-7. Ks

580. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff 35th Set. Ks

581. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Data request responses to the Arkansas Cities first (1st) set. Kr

582. Southwestern Electric Power Company response to the first set data request of requesting party: Attorney General of Arkansas. Cm

583. Calpine Corporation submits responses to Arkansas Attorney General first set of data requests. Kr

584. Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator's Motion for a Short Extension of Time to File Presentation Materials in Support of the August 19, 2011, Technical Conference. Ks (Order #48)

585. J. Matt Harnish, Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc., filed notice of appearance and request for notice. Cm

586. Order #47 (Commission) Southwest Power Pool Motion to Suspend Monthly Reporting Requirement filed on July 1, 2011 is granted. Ks

587. Order #48 (Commission) For good cause shown, Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO's) Motion for a one-day extension of time in which to comply with Order No. 42 is granted. MISO shall file its technical conference presentations no later than 3pm on Thursday, August 11, 2011. Ks

588. Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator Inc., submits notice of coordinated timely filing of presentation materials in support of the August 19, 2011 Technical Conference. Kr

589. Technical Conference Agenda and consolidated presentation of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Ks

590. Order #49 (Commission) The Commission recommends that the Parties to this Docket consider FERC’s Order No. 1000 and address any effects it may have on EAI and the matters relevant to this proceeding in their filings, as applicable, currently scheduled for August 18 and 25, 2011. The September 7, 2011 evidentiary hearing for this Docket originally scheduled by Order No. 29 issued on January 3, 2011, will begin at 8:30 a.m. rather than 9:30 a.m. as previously ordered. The hearing will still be held in Commission Hearing Room No. 1, Arkansas Public Service Commission Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Ks

591. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits a revised agenda for the August 19, 2011 Technical Conference scheduled pursuant to Order #42 in this docket. Kr

592. Surrebuttal Testimony of William B. Marcus on behalf of the Arkansas Attorney General. Kr

593. Surrebuttal Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of the Arkansas Attorney General. Kr

594. Exhibits of Surrebuttal Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Cm

595. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits motion to present witnesses as a panel and to excuse witness. Kr (Order #50)

596. Surrebuttal Testimony of Mark Drazen on behalf of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers Inc. Kr

597. Surrebuttal Testimony of Jeff Hilton, Director of Revenue Requirements, on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

598. Surrebuttal Testimony of Ricky Bittle on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

599. Rebuttal Testimony of Laurence Kirsch on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

600. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submits non redacted Rebuttal Testimony of Laurence Kirsch as HIGHLY SENSITIVE PROTECTED material pursuant to Order #4. kr

601. Surrebuttal Testimony of Diana K. Brenske, Director, Electric Utilities Section on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

602. Surrebuttal Testimony of Daniel E. Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Js

603. Surrebuttal Testimony of Craig R. Roach, Ph.D., Boston Pacific Company, Inc. on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Ks

604. Surrebuttal Testimony of Kip M. Fox on behalf of Southwestern Electric Power Company. Cm

605. Surrebuttal Testimony of Carl A. Monroe, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

606. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits its second quarter 2011 status report that provides an updated of implementation activities associated with EAI's proposal to join a Regional Transmission Organization. Kr

607. GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing North America, Inc., submits amended responses to the Attorney General of Arkansas first set of data requests. Cm

608. Surrebuttal Testimony of Richard Doying on behalf Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Intervenor. Cm

609. Surrebuttal Testimony of Clair J. Moeller on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Ks

610. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion for Admission Pro Hac Vice of Glen S. Bernstein. Js (Order #51)

611. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator's Motion to Present Witness as a Panel. Ks (Order #50)

612. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Data request responses to Attorney General's 15th Set. Cm

613. Southwestern Electric Power Company submits response to the Second Set Data Request of Requesting Party: Attorney General's Office. Cm

614. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s requirements of Order #36 data request responses to Attorney General's 15th set filed UNDER SEAL pursuant to Order No. 4. js

615. Order #50 (Commission) Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel filed August 17, 2011 is granted. Similarly, Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel filed August 19, 2011 is also granted. On or before Friday, August 26, 2011, at 12 noon, Counsel for the Parties should email the Commissioners' primary legal & policy advisors with information as set out in this Order. Post hearing briefs will be permitted and those briefs should list the issues or matters on which that Party believes the Commission should render a decision in this Docket along with their recommendations, including citations to the Record. All post-hearing Briefs are due no later than 12 noon ten (10) calendar days after the adjournment of the evidentiary hearing. It is still the Commission's intent to render a decision in this matter as quickly as possible after the conclusion of the September 7 hearing, however, given the number of procedural modifications to the schedule in this Docket and depending on when the hearing concludes, the Commission does not guarantee that decision will be issued by October 7, 2011. js

616. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits an errata sheet listing a correction to John P. Hurstell's rebuttal testimony filed on August 4, 2011. Cm

617. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

618. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director of Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

619. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of John P. Hurstell, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

620. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Michael M. Schnitzer, Director of The Northbridge Group, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

621. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Richard C. Riley, Vice President, Energy Delivery on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

622. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Jay A. Lewis, Vice President, Regulatory Strategy, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

623. Transcript to EAI-MISO Technical Conference held on August 19, 2011 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

624. Midwest Independent System Operator Motion for Admission Pro Hac Vice of Stephen Kozey. Cm (Order #51)

625. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Motion to Excuse Witness Jeff Hilton. Cm

626. Arkansas Attorney General Office submits Motion to excuse witness William B. Marcus. Kr

627. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion to Excuse EAI Witnesses Jay A. Lewis and Phillip B. Gillam from appearing at September 7, 2011 Hearing. Ks

628. Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company submits documents to be utilized as Exhibits at the hearing of this matter on September 7, 2011. Ks

629. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits request for withdrawal of Keith Beall as counsel of record. Cm

630. Order #51 (Commission) The following pending Motions for Admission Pro Hac Vice for an order allowing the named out-of-state attorneys to appear and represent the named party are granted for purposes of the evidentiary hearing scheduled to begin in the above-styled proceeding on September 7, 2011: 1. Filed July 25, 2011 by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. (EAI) for Mr. Jay Breedveld, 2) Filed July 25, 2011, by EAI for Mr. Mark Strain; 3) Filed August 18, 2011 by EAI for Mr. Glen S. Bernstein; and 4) Filed by Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. (MISO) for Mr. Stephen Kozey. Ks

631. ORDER #52 (COMMISSION) In addition to the procedural instructions previously established by the Commission for the September 7 evidentiary hearing, the Commission provides the following additional procedural instructions: A) for all purposes during the September 7 evidentiary hearing the parties and witnesses will appear in the order reflected in Attachment 1 hereto. Note that certain witnesses will appear as a panel rather than individually. B) the September 7 evidentiary hearing will begin at 8:30 a.m. and recess at approximately 5:30 p.m. each day. As stated in Order No. 50 the Commission intends to conclude the evidentiary hearing by Friday, September 9, and requests the cooperation of all parties in conducting this hearing in an efficient and effective manner within the time allotted. In order to protect the Parties' due process rights and ensure that a full development of the relevant issues in this Docket occurs, the Commission has reserved September 15-16 for a continuation of the evidentiary hearing if it is impossible to complete the hearing within the allotted three days and C) All corrections to pre-filed testimony and exhibits shall be filed and served on all parties no later than noon on September 6,2011. kr

632. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits errata sheet listing corrections to certain witnesses' testimonies. Cm

633. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits a corrected page 1 of Diana Brenske's Surrebuttal Testimony. Cm

634. Southwest Power Pool Inc., submits corrections to Supplemental Initial Testimony of Carl A. Monroe filed on July 12, 2011. kr

635. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submits corrections to Dr. Laurence Kirsch's Initial Testimony. Cm

636. ORDER #53 (COMMISSION) In addition to the information requested during the hearing, the Commission seeks more information regarding certain other matters and this Order memorializes those requests. Responses to this Order are due no later than twelve (12) noon, on Friday, September 16, 2011. kr

637. Transcript to Hearing held on September 7, September 8, and September 9, Volumes I - VI filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

638. Letter to certain Parties from the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO), copying Commissioners' Staff, regarding a meeting that has been scheduled for Tuesday, September 20, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at SWEPCO's main office in downtown Dallas, Texas to discuss concerns regarding congestion management after integration of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. into MISO. Js

639. (Transcripts) Volume I , Volume II, Volume III, Volume IV (with protected pages 1231 - 1337), Volume V (with protected pages 1496 - 1572, 1615 - 1656), Volume VI (with protected pages 1855 - 1858, 1973 - 1975, 1984, 1992 - 1995) of the Transcript to Hearing (Prefile Testimony) held September 7 - 9, 2011 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

640. (Exhibits) Volume I, Volume II, Volume III, Volume IV, Volume V, Volume VI, Volume VII (with protected page1344), Volume VIII, Volume IX (with protected pages 1494 - 1505, 1733) Volume X (with protected pages 1981 - 1983, 2029, 2039), and Volume XI of the Exhibits to the Transcript of Hearing held on September 7 - 9, 2011 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

641. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits responses to Order #53. kr

642. Southwestern Electric Power Company submits Post Hearing Brief. Kr

643. Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company and The Empire District Electric Company Post Hearing Brief. Js

644. Post Hearing Brief filed by Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Cm

645. Post Hearing Brief filed by Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Cm

646. Post Hearing Brief filed by Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

647. Post Hearing Issues Brief filed by Attorney General of Arkansas. Cm

648. Post Hearing Brief filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

649. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Post Hearing Brief. Ks

650. Post-Hearing Brief of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

651. Post Hearing Brief filed by Arkansas Cities. Cm

652. Calpine Corporation's Post Hearing Brief. Js

653. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits errata sheet listing a correction to EAI's responses to Order #53 filed September 16, 2011. kr

654. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Regional Transmission Organization Implementation Status Report for Quarter ending September 30, 2011. kr

655. ORDER #54 (COMMISSION) The purpose of this Order is to provide guidance to EAI regarding the finalization of its post-ESA reorganization plans, which must be in place no later than Wednesday, December 18, 2013, at which time Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) will exit the ESA. EAI has requested Commission guidance “sooner rather than later” so it can eliminate pursuit of multiple reorganization paths, both to save time and resources. This Order provides guidance to EAI regarding the circumstances under which EAI’s post-ESA reorganization will serve the public interest, convenience and necessity as required by Arkansas law. … The Commission directs EAI to file a concrete, integrated plan for EAI’s post-ESA reorganization, independent of the other OpCos, including generation planning, resource acquisition and all other aspects of its utility operations excluding transmission as soon as possible but in any event no later than January 11, 2012, as described more fully below. … The Commission directs EAI to file its plan for integration into an RTO, without regard to the timing or other considerations of the other OpCos, within thirty (30) days of this Order. … In order for the Commission to remain informed and abreast of all post-ESA reorganization activities undertaken by EAI between this Order’s issuance and December 18, 2013, EAI shall file periodic reports on the following matters—among others as required—as dictated below. The obligation for filing these Reports carries with it the obligation to engage in constructive, aggressive and meaningful activities to ensure EAI will operate independently from the OpCos no later than December 19, 2013, and thereafter. In addition, these reporting requirements will remain in effect until EAI is relieved of such obligation by Commission order. Note: for any filings pursuant to this Order due on an Arkansas state holiday or weekend, the report is due on the following business day. In addition, all filings are due no later than 12 noon. 1. Beginning on January 6, 2012, and on the first business day of each month thereafter: a) EAI shall provide a status report related to continued efforts to improve the ICT arrangement to maximize the benefits of the ICT and make progress on construction and other improvements to the ETS, including the progress of plans for post-November 2012 reconfiguration or reorganization (when the current ICT arrangement expires); b) EAI shall provide a detailed explanation, in the form of testimony, regarding EAI’s efforts and plans for post-ESA generation planning on an EAI-only basis, including resource procurement, etc.; c) EAI shall file a report regarding EAI’s efforts and plans for post-ESA transmission infrastructure planning on an EAI-only basis; and d) EAI shall file a status report regarding all transmission construction projects planned or being undertaken in EAI’s footprint, including amounts budgeted for each project and the in-service dates (both estimated and actual). 2. Beginning on January 6, 2012, and on the first business day of each month thereafter, EAI shall provide a progress report on all activities associated with transitioning to membership in an RTO, including an estimate of costs expended to date and the anticipated timeline for integration. For all reports subsequent to the November 30, 2011 report, details should include only those activities that have occurred or circumstances that have changed since filing the prior month’s report. The Commission appreciates that EAI has, at this point in time, some difficult and serious decisions to make in order to balance the interests of its ratepayers and shareholders while satisfying the dictates of this Commission as embodied in this Order and developed throughout the entirety of this Docket. After twenty months of inquiry, including multiple rounds of testimony and hearings, it is clear that under any reasonable scenario, EAI will be able to effectively, efficiently and timely reorganize for post-ESA operations beginning no later than Thursday, December 19, 2013. kr

656. Southwestern Electric Power Company submits third set of data requests to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

657. Southwestern Electric Power Company submits first set of data requests to the Midwest Independent System Operator. Kr

658. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Application to transfer functional control of its Electric Transmission Facilities to The Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Regional Transmission Organization. Cm (Order #76)

659. Supplement Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

660. Supplement Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

661. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Richard C. Riley, Vice President, Energy Delivery, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

662. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Michael M. Schnitzer, Director, The Northbridge Group, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

663. Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s Petition for Clarification or, in the Alternative, Rehearing of Order No. 54. Cm (Order #56)

664. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits objection to Southwestern Electric Power Company third set of data requests. Kr

665. Joint Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Petition for Clarification or, in the Alternative, Rehearing filed by Attorney General of Arkansas and Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Ks

666. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Petition for Clarification or, in the Alternative, Rehearing. Ks

667. ORDER #55 (COMMISSION) So that the Commission can consider Entergy Arkansas, Inc., (EAI) Application to Transfer Control of its Electric Transmission Facilities to the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. (MISO) Regional Transmission Organization (RTO) in a timely manner with the benefit of participation by all Parties having an interest that will be directly affected[1] by this phase of the proceeding, the deadline for filing Petitions to Intervene related to EAI’s Application is 12 noon on December 22, 2011.[2] Responses, if any, to said Petitions are due on or before Wednesday, January 4, 2012, at 12 noon. In order to provide the Parties the opportunity to collaborate and propose a mutually-agreeable schedule for the expeditious consideration of this phase of the proceeding, the Parties are ordered to file a jointly-proposed procedural schedule no later than 12 noon on Monday, December 12, 2011. In the event that some or all of the Parties are not able to agree on a jointly-proposed schedule by that time, individual Parties (or subsets of the Parties) may propose separate schedules, which are also due on Monday, December 12, 2011, at 12 noon. If any separate schedules are filed, responses to those are due no later than 12 noon, on Thursday, December 15, 2011. … By subsequent order, after receiving the Parties’ proposal(s), the Commission will establish a procedural schedule including a date for the evidentiary hearing for this phase of the proceeding. Kr

668. ORDER #56 (COMMISSION) Order No. 54 was intended to provide Entergy Arkansas, Inc., (EAI) guidance as it prepares to operate post-Entergy System Agreement (ESA) on or before December 18, 2013. Order No. 54 is not a final decision by the Commission regarding the matters presented in this Docket. As a result, EAI’s alternative request for rehearing is moot. Kr

669. Proposed Procedural Schedule filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

670. Jointly Proposed Procedural Schedule filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc., Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation, Southwestern Electric Power Company, Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company and The Empire District Electric Company. Cm

673. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. data requests responses to the Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) 3rd set of data requests, SWEPCO 3-1 (HSPI), SWEPCO 3-3 (HSPI), and SWEPCO 3-7 (HSPI), filed under seal pursuant to Order No. 36. Js

674. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to the Southwestern Electric Power Company's 3rd Set. Cm

685. Arkansas Cites response to proposed procedural schedules of Entergy Arkansas Inc., Southwestern Electric Power Company, Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation, Southwest Power Pool, Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company and Empire District Electric Company. Cm

686. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits response to proposed procedural schedules. Kr

687. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation and Southwest Power Pool, Inc., submit this response to the proposed procedural schedule of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

688. Response to Southwest Power Pool, Inc.'s Jointly Proposed Procedural Schedule and Proposed Procedural Schedule of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. filed by Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Ks

689. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits response to jointly proposed procedural schedule. Kr

698. Order #57 (Commission) Accordingly, for the expeditious consideration of the issues presented in this phase of the Docket, the following procedural schedule is established: 1) Staff and Intervenors shall file Direct Testimony on Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) Application and supporting testimonies no later than 12 noon on March 16, 2012; 2) EAI shall file Rebuttal Testimony no later than 12 noon on April 13, 2012; 3) Staff and Intervenors shall file Surrebuttal Testimony no later than 12 noon April 27, 2012; 4) EAI shall file Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony no later than 12 noon on May 11, 2012; 5) Any proposed settlement agreements and/or stipulations among the Parties shall be filed, with supporting testimonies, no later than 12 noon on May 16, 2012; and 6) An evidentiary hearing for the purpose of considering EAI's Application is set to begin at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 30, 2012, with the opportunity for public comments, in Commission Room No. 1, Arkansas Public Service Commission, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Js

701. The City of North Little Rock, Arkansas submits petition to intervene. Kr

704. Letter filed by Entergy Arkansas Inc., has no objection to the intervention of the City of North Little Rock, Arkansas. Kr

713. Petition to Intervene submitted by East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc., Sam Rayburn G&T Electric Cooperative, Inc., and Tex-La Electric Cooperative of Texas (collectively, "East Texas Cooperatives"). Ks (Order #59)

714. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 16th Set of Data Request AAG 16-1. Cm

717. Entry of Appearance and Substitution of Counsel W. Jackson Williams filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

718. Entry of Appearance of Barry Cohen and Randolf Lee Elliot filed by Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

719. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits its Response in Opposition to Petition to Intervene by East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc. Cm

720. Response to the Petition to Intervene of the City of North Little Rock filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

721. Response to Petition to Intervene of the East Texas Cooperatives filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

722. Responses to Order No. 54 by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

723. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

724. Order #58 (Commission) Accordingly, the City of North Little Rock, Arkansas' ("NLR") Petition to Intervene is granted subject to NLR's acceptance of the existing procedural schedule and its participation as part of the Arkansas Cities Intervenor group, with all rights reserved to advance its individual positions to the extent those diverge from the integrated group. Ks

725. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to APSC General Staff 40th Set. Ks

726. ORDER #59 (COMMISSION) East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc., Sam Rayburn G&T Electric Cooperative, Inc., and Tex-La Electric Cooperative of Texas (ETEC) are not Arkansas public utilities; are not Arkansas municipal electric utilities; nor do they allege that they serve any retail load within the state of Arkansas. Accordingly, their Petition to Intervene is denied. This Order does not affect any of the Petitioners' rights to file a statement of Limited Appearance pursuant to Rules Practice Procedures Rule 3.04(c), submit written public comments to the Secretary of the Commission's office, or make public comments at any evidentiary hearing held in this Docket. Kr

727. Supplemental Direct Testimony & Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

728. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

729. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff 41st Set. Ks

730. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's fifth set of interrogatories and requests for production of documents to Energy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

731. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff submits Data Request APSC-044 to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

732. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits with the requirements of Order #36, Data Request responses to the Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff forty-first (41) Set Addendum 1. kr

735. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submits sixth (6) set of interrogatories and requests for production of documents to Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

736. Responses to Order No. 54 by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

737. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

738. Pursuant to Interim Protective Order No. 4, Entergy Arkansas, Inc., (EAI) submits under PROTECTED SEAL Confidential Exhibit A to EAI's Responses to Order No. 54 filed February 1, 2012 in this docket. Ks

739. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 17th Set. Ks

740. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protective CONFIDENTIAL material in response to Attorney General 17th (seventeenth) set pursuant to Protective Order #4. kr

741. In pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits 5th (fifth) set of data request responses to the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

742. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protective CONFIDENTIAL material of the 5th (fifth) set of data request response to Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation pursuant to Protective Order #4. kr

743. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protective CONFIDENTIAL material of the 17th (seventeenth) set of data request response to the Arkansas Attorney General pursuant to Protective Order #4. kr

744. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protective CONFIDENTIAL material of the 44th (forty-fourth) set of data request responses to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Kr

745. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL material of the 17th (seventeenth) set of data request (AAG 17-1, Addendum 1) responses to Attorney General . Kr

746. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff 44th Set. Cm

747. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL material of the 6th (sixth) set of data request responses to the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

748. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's Seventh Set of Interrogatories and Requests for Production of Documents to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

749. ORDER #60 (COMMISSION) Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) and the other Parties to this Docket are directed to consider to what extent, if any, the proposed ITC transaction may affect EAI's membership in an RTO or otherwise may bear upon the proceedings in this Docket and address those matters in the testimonial rounds currently scheduled for: March 16, 2012 (Staff and Intervenors); April 13, 2012 (EAI); April 27, 2012 (Staff and Intervenors); and May 11, 2012 (EAI). Kr

750. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits Data Request Responses to the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's 7th Set. Cm

751. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits Differences Report between ICT Base Plan and Entergy Construction Plan. Ks

752. Responses to Order No. 54 by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

753. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

754. CONFIDENTIAL Exhibit A to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Responses to Order No. 54 filed March 1, 2012 UNDER PROTECTIVE SEAL. Cm

755. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to Attorney General's eighteen (18) set. Kr

756. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff 41st Set. Cm

757. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 18th Set. Cm

758. Supplemental Initial Testimony of Kip M. Fox on behalf of Southwestern Electric Power Company. Ks

759. Letter filed by Arkansas Cities on behalf of Conway Corporation stating they do not oppose Entergy Arkansas' application in this docket to transfer control of its transmission assets to MISO. Ks

760. Letter filed by Arkansas Cities on behalf of West Memphis Utilities Commission stating they do not oppose Entergy Arkansas' application in this docket to transfer control of its transmission assets to MISO. Ks

761. Letter filed by Arkansas Cities on behalf of the City of Osceola, Arkansas stating they do not oppose Entergy Arkansas' application in this docket to transfer control of its transmission assets to MISO. Ks

762. Letter filed by Arkansas Cities on behalf of the City of Jonesboro City Water & Light stating they do not oppose Entergy Arkansas' application in this docket to transfer control of its transmission assets to MISO. Cm

763. Change of Control Direct Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of Attorney General of Arkansas. Cm

764. Exhibits to Direct Testimony of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

765. Direct Testimony & Exhibits of Ralph L. Luciani, Vice President Charles River Associates, on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

766. Prepared Supplemental Initial Testimony of Ricky Bittle on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

767. Direct Testimony of Clair J. Moeller, on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

768. Direct Testimony of R. Wayne Schug on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

769. Direct Testimony of John W. Chiles on behalf of the City of North Little Rock, Arkansas. Cm

770. Change of Control Direct Testimony and Exhibits of William B. Marcus on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

771. Direct Testimony of Daniel E. Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks

772. Direct Testimony of Henry H. Thompson, Jr., Consultant, filed by Arkansas Cities on behalf of Hope Water and Light Commission and the City of Prescott, Arkansas. Ks

773. Direct Testimony & Exhibits of Carl A. Monroe, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Southwest Power Pool, Inc. on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Ks

774. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Richard Doying on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Ks

775. Surrebuttal Testimony of Bary K. Warren on behalf of The Empire District Electric Company. Cm

776. Letter from Entergy Power, LLC filed in error, please see public comments for 10-011-U to see this letter.

777. Direct Testimony of Jennifer Vosburg filed by NRG Companies on behalf of Louisiana Generatiung LLC and NRG Power Marketing LLC. Js

778. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 19th Set which includes AAG 19-1, AAG 19-2 and AAG 19-3, filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Ks

781. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff 46th Set. Ks

783. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Data Request APSC-049 to Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

784. NRG Companies submits corrected Direct Testimony of Jennifer Vosburg on behalf of Louisiana Generating LLC and NRG Power Marketing LLC previously filed on March 16, 2012. Ks

785. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits a corrected page 22 of the Direct Testimony of Carl A. Monroe previously filed on March 16, 2012. Ks

786. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Data Request APSC-052 to Entergy Arkansas Inc. Cm

787. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submits Motion for a Protective Order of Non-Disclosure. Kr (Order #61)

788. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submit responses to Order No. 54. Cm

789. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

790. Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) submits CONFIDENTIAL material of Exhibit A to EAI's response to Order #54 filed under seal pursuant to Protective Order #4 in this docket. Kr

791. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to Attorney General's twentieth (20) set. Kr

792. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits Highly Sensitive CONFIDENTIAL Data Request response to Attorney General twentieth (20) set. Kr

793. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 19th Set. Ks

794. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 21st Set. Ks

795. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL data request responses to Attorney General nineteenth (19) set. Kr

796. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Response to Motion for a Protective Order of Non-Disclosure filed by Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Cm

797. Order #61 (Commission) grants Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC or the Cooperative) Motion for Protective Order filed March 30, 2012 on an interim basis. AECC shall cause said Confidential Information to be filed and/or otherwise provided under seal as requested. Said information shall be reproduced on distinctive pink paper and if provided in digital format, on a CD that is distinctively red or pink in color. The Commission's standard "AFFIDAVIT OF NON-DISCLOSURE" shall be executed and filed in this docket by all Staff and Intervenor representatives granted access. For each item of Confidential Information to be submitted and/or filed in this Docket by the Cooperative, the Cooperative shall affix thereto a written transmittal cover document in the form of Attachment 1 hereto. Within thirty (30) days of the submission or filing, Staff and Intervenor's receiving the Confidential Information may file a written response if they disagree with the transmittal cover document of information. The Commission designates Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Susan D'Auteuil to review and examine all pleadings filed as Confidential and upon completion of her review to issue a final Protective Order as may be needed. Any party aggrieved by any final Protective Order issued by ALJ D'Auteuil may petition the Commission for review and rehearing of such Order within thirty (30) days of its issuance. Ks

798. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits data request responses to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission forty-ninth (49) set. Kr

810. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff 52nd Set, 52-1 (HSPI) filed under PROTECTED SEAL 52-2, 52-3, and 52-4. Ks

814. Rebuttal Testimony & Exhibits of Richard C. Riley, Vice President, Energy Delivery on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

815. Rebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of John P. Hurstell, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, Energy Services, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

816. Rebuttal Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

817. Rebuttal Testimony & Exhibits of Michael M. Schnitzer, Director, The Northbridge Group, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

818. Rebuttal Testimony & Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

819. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Data Request APSC-054. Ks

822. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits a copy FERC Order, Order Conditionally Accepting Tariff Revisions and Requiring Compliance Filing. Cm

823. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Arkansas Pbulic Service Commission General Staff 54th Set. Ks

824. ERRATA ORDER#62 (Commission) Therefore, Order No. 51 is hereby corrected to properly reflect that the listed Pro Hac Vice Motions were granted "for the purpose of this Docket only." Ks

825. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 20th Set. Ks

826. Change of Control Surrebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of Kevin D. Woodruff on behalf of the Attorney General of Arkansas. Ks

827. Direct Testimony of Robert J. Latham, President, Latham & Associates, Inc., on behalf of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Ks

828. Surrebuttal Testimony of Diana K. Brenske-Director of Electric Utilities Section on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Kr

829. Surrebuttal Testimony of Daniel E. Peaco on behalf of the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Kr

830. Sur-Rebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of Clair J. Moeller on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

831. Sur-Rebuttal Testimony of Richard Doying on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

832. Sur-Rebuttal Testimony of R. Wayne Schug on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. Kr

833. Surrebuttal Testimony & Exhibits of Carl A. Monroe-Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Kr

834. Surrebuttal Testimony of Jennifer Vosburg on behalf of Louisiana Generating LLC and NRG Power Marketing LLC. Cm

835. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits motion to present witness as a panel. Kr (Order#63)

836. Responses to Order #54 filed by Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

837. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

838. Entergy Arkansas,Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibit A responses to Order #54 filed under seal pursuant to Interim Protective Order #4. kr

839. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Data Request APSC-056. Cm

840. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits response to motion to present witnesses as a panel. Cm (Order#63)

841. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to Attorney General's 22nd Set. Ks

842. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submit Motion for Admission Pro Hac Vice. Cm (Order#63)

843. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel. Ks (Order#63)

844. NRG Power Marketing LLC and Louisiana Generating LLC submits motion to wave cross examination and excuse NRG Companies' witness Jennifer J. Vosburg. Kr (Order#63)

845. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Supplement to its Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel filed on May 9, 2012. Ks (Order#63)

846. The Empire District Electric Company submits motion to waive cross-examination and excuse witness Bary K. Warren. Cm (Order#63)

847. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits supplement to response to Motion to present witness as a panel filed on May 2, 2012. kr (Order#63)

848. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

849. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director of Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

850. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of John P. Hurstell, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, Entergy Services, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

851. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Richard C. Riley-Vice President, Energy Delivery on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

852. Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony of Michael M. Schnitzer, Director, The Northbridge Group, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

853. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Supplement to Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel. Cm (Order#63)

854. Motion to Waive Cross-Examination and Excuse Southwestern Electric Power Company Witness Kip M. Fox. Ks (Order#63)

855. Attorney General of Arkansas submits Motion to Waive Cross-Examination and Excuse the Attorney General's witnesses Kevin Woodruff and William Marcus, or Alternatively, present William Marcus on a date certain. Cm (Order#63)

856. Southwest Power Pool, Inc. submits Motion to present a witness out of order. Cm (Order#63)

857. North Little Rock, City of submits Motion to Waive Cross-Examination and Excuse NLR witness John W. Chiles. Cm (Order#63)

858. Motion to Waive Cross-Examination and Excuse Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc.'s Witness Robert Latham. Ks (Order#63)

859. The City of Prescott, Arkansas and the Hope Water and Light Commission submits motion to waive cross examination and excuse witness Henry H. Thompson Jr., and Arkansas Cities position on cross examination of other parties witness. Kr (Order#63)

865. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits motion for leave to supplement the record. Cm

866. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Data Request Responses to General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission 56th Set pursunat to the requirements of Order #36. Cm

867. Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc., submits limited appearance. Kr

873. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits response to Southwest Power Pool, Inc., motion to present a witness out of Order. Kr

876. ORDER#63 (Commission) The Commission hereby grants the following procedural Motions pending in this Docket: 1) Entergy Arkansas, Inc., (EAI) motion to present witness as a panel and Supplement to Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel. 2) The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission (Staff) response to motion to present witnesses as a panel and supplement to response to Motion to present witness as a panel filed on May 2, 2012. 3) Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel and Supplement to its Motion to Present Witnesses as a Panel filed on May 9, 2012. 4) MISO's Motion for Admission Pro Hac Vice. 5) Southwest Power Pool (SPP) Motion to present a witness out of order. 6) NRG Power Marketing LLC (NRG) motion to wave cross examination and excuse NRG Companies' witness Jennifer J. Vosburg. 7) The Empire District Electric Company (Empire) motion to waive cross-examination and excuse witness Bary K. Warren. 8) Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) Motion to Excuse witness Kip M. Fox. 9) City of North Little Rock, Arkansas (NLR) Motion to Excuse NLR witness John W. Childs. 10) Arkansas Electric Energy Consumer's (AECC) Motion to Excuse witness Robert Latham. 11) Arkansas Cities Motion to Excuse witness Henry H. Thompson, Jr. 12) The Attorney General (AG) Motion to Excuse witness Kevin Woodruff and William Marcus. MISO's Motion for Leave to Supplement the Record is granted subject to such supplement being filed no later than noon on Thursday, May 24, 2012. Any Party desiring to file responsive testimony to MISO's supplement shall do so by 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc., limited appearance is accepted. All corrections to pre-filed testimony and exhibits shall be filed and served on all Parties no later than noon on May 25, 2012. All documents which have not already been filed in this Docket and which any Party anticipates referencing and/or introducing into the evidentiary record for cross-examination purposes shall be filed and served on all Parties no later than noon on May 25, 2012. kr

877. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion to Stipulate to the Admissibility of Exhibits at the May 30, 2012 Evidentiary Hearing. Ks

878. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits amended and substituted motion to stipulate to the admissibility at the May 30th Evidentiary Hearing of the Pre-Filed Testimony and Exhibits on Attachment A. Cm (Order#64)

879. Sur-rebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of R. Wayne Schug on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

880. Sur-rebuttal Testimony of Clair J. Moeller on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

881. ORDER #64 (COMMISSION) Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc., amended and substituted motion to stipulate to the admissibility at the May 30th Evidentiary Hearing of the Pre-Filed Testimony and Exhibits on Attachment A is hereby granted. Kr

882. Southwest Power Pool, Inc., (SPP) Motion to Excuse SPP Witness Ralph Luciani. Ks (Order #65)

883. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits data request responses to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission forty-seven (47th) set Addendum 1. kr

884. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits Highly Sensitive Protected Information data responses to Attorney General nineteen (19th) set Addendum 2 filed under seal pursuant to Interim Protective Order #4. kr

885. ORDER #65 (COMMISSION) For good cause shown, the Commission grants Southwest Power Pool, Inc., Motion and excuses Mr. Luciani from the May 30, 2012, evidentiary hearing subject to recall at the sole discretion of the Commission. Mr. Luciani's pre-filed testimony and exhibits shall be introduced into the hearing record pursuant to the stipulation approved by Order No. 64 of this Docket. Kr

886. Pursuant to the requirements of Order #36, Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits data request responses to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission fifty-six (56th) set Addendum 1. kr

887. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits its Response to Order No. 63. Cm

888. Supplemental Responsive Testimony of Carl A. Monroe on behalf of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

889. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits letter will not be filing responsive testimony to the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operation, Inc. Cm

890. ORDER #66 (COMMISSION) The Commission invites the parties to brief any issures raised in this porceeding, and also reuest briefing regarding the abilti of Entergy Arkansas Inc., (EAI) and Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc., (MISO) to construct a local resource zone for EAI which does not include the other Entergy Operating Companies, and if not any risk or consequences that Arknasas ratepayers may incur as a result. In addition, any additional positions or explanations regarding the EAI and MISO goverance would be qppreciated. The Commission also invites any all parties to advise the Commission of the relief they seek in this docket. Post-hearing briefs shall be filed no later than 2:30 pm on June 8, 2012. kr

891. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits responses to Order #54. kr

892. Entergy Arkansas Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibit A responses to Order #54 filed under seal pursuant to Interim Protective Order #4. kr

893. ORDER #67 (COMMISSION) The Commission hereby extends the filing deadline for post-hearing briefs from 2:30pm on Friday, June 8, 2012 to 10:00am on Monday, June 11, 2012. kr

894. Post- Hearing brief of NRG Power Marketing LLC and Louisiana Generating LLC. Cm

895. Post-Hearing Brief submitted by the City of Osceola. Ks

896. Post-Hearing Brief submitted by the City of Benton, Arkansas. Ks

897. Post-Hearing Brief filed by Conway Corporation/West Memphis Utilities Commission. Ks

898. Post Hearing brief and comments of City Water and Light Plant of the City of Jonesboro. Kr

899. Post Hearing brief of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Cm

900. Post Hearing brief of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Cm

901. Post Hearing brief of General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Cm

902. Post Hearing brief of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

903. Post Hearing brief of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

904. Post Hearing brief of City of North Little Rock, Arkansas. Cm

905. Attorney General of Arkansas does not intend to file a post hearing brief. Cm

906. Transcript to Hearing held on May 30, 2012 and May 31, 2012 (Volumes I, II and III) and Prefiled Testimony (Volumes I - VII) filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

907. Exhibits to Transcript of Hearing held on May 30, 2012 and May 31, 2012 filed by Bushman Court Reporting. Ks

908. Associated Electric Cooperative Inc., submits amended limited appearance. Kr

909. Letters filed by the City of Prescott, Arkansas and the Hope Water & Light Commission withdrawing the previous testimony of Henry H. Thompson Jr., filed in this proceeding on March 16, 2012. These letters also support Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Application to transfer functional control of its Electric Transmission Facilities to Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. Ks

910. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning, Entergy Arkansas, Inc. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

911. Responses to Order No. 54 filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

912. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

913. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Confidential Exhibit A to EAI's Response to Order No. 54 filed under PROTECTED SEAL pursuant to Order #4 in this docket. Ks

914. Letter filed by Southwest Power Pool, Inc., requests to update service list to reflect Erin E. Cullum new mailing address and fax number. Kr

915. Responses to Order No. 54 filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

916. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

917. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL material Exhibit A to EAI's Response to Order No. 54 filed under PROTECTED SEAL Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 and 68 filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Cm Kr

918. ORDER #68 (COMMISSION) Therefore, the Commission hereby defers further action on Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Application at this time. Ks

919. Compliance Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

920. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits its motion for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative, petition for rehearing. Cm

921. General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service submits Motion for Extension of Time. Cm (Order #69)

922. Attorney General of Arkansas submits pleading in support of General Staff's request for extension of time. Cm

923. Letter filed by Entergy Arkansas Inc., does not object to the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission Motion for Extension of Time. Kr

924. ORDER #69 (COMMISSION) Given the number of issues raised by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. in its Motion, the Commission finds that the extension of time requested by Staff is in the public interest. Therefore, all Parties are hereby granted an extension of time until 2:00 p.m. on Friday, September 7, 2012, in which to respond to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion. Ks

925. Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc., submits motion for finding of compliance with conditions and approval of application, motion for clarification, or in the alternative petition for rehearing. Kr (Order#71)

926. Compliance Testimony and Exhibits of Clair J. Moeller on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Kr

927. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 and 68 filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Ks

928. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits responses to Order No. 54 and 68. kr

929. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

930. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation submit response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s motion for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative petition of hearing. Cm

931. Motion for Extension of Time filed by the General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Ks (Order#70)

932. Conway Corporation, West Memphis Utilities Commission and the City of Osceola submits response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative, petition for rehearing. Cm

933. Letter filed by the City of Prescott, Arkansas and the Hope Water & Light Commission stating they have previously filed letters expressing support of Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Application to Transfer Functional Control of its Electric Transmission Facilities to MISO. Prescott and Hope would urge prompt consideration of and finalization of Orders of whatever RTO and the Arkansas Public Service Commission permits Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to join.

934. The City Water & Light Plant of the City of Jonesboro submits Response to the Motion of Entergy Arkansas, Inc., for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative, petition for rehearing. Cm

935. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s motion for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative, petition for rehearing. Cm

936. City of Benton, Arkansas response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s motion for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative, petition for rehearing. Cm

937. Letter filed by Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc., stating does not object to General Staff's Motion to Extension of Time. Cm

938. Attorney General of Arkansas submits Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion for Finding of Compliance with Conditions and for Approval of Application or, in the Alternative, Petition for Rehearing. Ks

939. Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc., submits Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc., motion for finding of compliance with conditions and for approval of application or, in the alternative, petition for rehearing. Cm

940. ORDER #70 (COMMISSION) The Commission finds that the extension of time requested by the General Staff is in the public interest. Therefore, all parties are hereby granted an extension of time until noon on Wednesday, September 12, 2012, in which to respond to MISO's Motion. Ks

941. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits letter stating EAI agrees with Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) clarifications it requested, its response satisfies the Commission's underlying purpose in Order No. 68 and that MISO has substantively complied with the conditions imposed on it in the order. Ks

942. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits Response to Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion for Finding of Compliance with Conditions and Approval of Application, Motion for Clarification, or in the Alternative Petition for Rehearing. Ks

943. The Attorney General of Arkansas submits Response to Midwest System Operation, Inc.'s Motion for Finding of Compliance with Conditions and Approval of Applications, Motion for Clarification, or, in the Alternative Petition for Rehearing. Cm

944. Response of the NGR Companies to Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion for Finding of Compliance and Approval of Application, Motion for Clarification, or in the alternative, Petition for Rehearing. Ks

945. Response of Southwest Power Pool, Inc. to Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion for Finding of Compliance and Approval of Application, Motion for Clarification, or in the alternative, Petition for Rehearing. Ks

946. The City of North Little Rock, Arkansas submits response to Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Motion for Finding of Compliance with Conditions and Approval of Application, Motion for Clarification, or in the Alternative, Petition for Rehearing. Cm

947. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Reply to Responses to Motion for Finding of Compliance with Conditions and for Approval of Application or, in the Alternative, Petition for Rehearing. Cm

948. Compliance Reply Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

949. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc.'s Reply to Intervener's Response to the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Motion for Finding of Compliance and Approval of Application, Motion for Clarification, or in the Alternative, Petition for Rehearing. Ks

950. ORDER #71 (COMMISSION) The Commission hereby grants Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Alternative Petitions for Rehearing solely for the purpose to further consideration by the Commission. Cm

951. The City of Benton, Arkansas submits its Response to Entergy Arkansas Inc's.

952. GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing NA, Inc., submits letter to respectfully withdraw as an intervenor in this docket. Ks

953. Responses to Orders No. 54 and 68 filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Ks

954. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

955. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 and 68 filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Cm

956. ORDER #72 (COMMISSION) The Commission orders and directs as follows: 1) Entergy Arkansas, Inc., (EAI) and Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) separate Motion for Finding of Compliance are granted as clarified herein. Therefore, EAI is hereby authorized to sign the MISO Transmission Owners Agreement and move forward with the EAI/MISO integration process; 2) Final approval of EAI's application will be held in abeyance pending satisfaction of the following directives; 3) MISO is directed to expeditiously file in this Docket proof that MISO's governance Proposals A and B have each been officially approved and adopted by the appropriate MISO entities; 4) upon satisfactory compliance by MISO with the immediately preceding directive, the Commission will: (a) issue an order granting conditional approval of EAI's Application subject to EAI's and MISO's ongoing compliance with the Order No. 68 Conditions as clarified by the Commission hereinabove; and (b) issue an order establishing a procedural schedule for expedited consideration of MISO's Application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity currently pending in Docket No. 11-165-U; and 5) Given that EAI's and MISO separate Alternative Petitions for Rehearing of Order No. 68 were pled only in the alternative if the Commission were to decide that EAI and MISO had not adequately complied with the Order No. 68 Conditions, and given the findings hereinabove regarding EAI's and MISO's compliance with those conditions, the Commission finds that the Alternative Petitions for Rehearing are rendered moot by this Order. Kr

957. ERRATA ORDER #73 (COMMISSION) On October 26, 2012, the Arkansas Public Service Commission (Commission) issued Order No. 72 in the above-styled Docket. The last paragraph regarding Condition No. 12 beginning on page 20 and continuing on page 21 of Order No. 72 is corrected to read as follows: First noting that the ERSC bylaws currently require a unanimous vote to exercise its authority, EAI states that it will “support any action by the ERSC to revise its voting process ..., including to allow ... actions to be taken on a vote that is less than unanimous.” EAI Compliance Filing at 29, McDonald Compliance Testimony at 28. MISO “confirms that, during the Entergy/MISO transition period, the Entergy retail. regulators will have the same governance authority as now possessed by the ERSC, including but not limited to, the ability to take action on transmission planning and associated cost allocation.” However, MISO correctly notes that the ERSC Bylaws control the ERSC voting procedures and that “a change to that construct would need to be made by the ERSC members themselves. "MISO witness Clair Moeller does state however that MISO “can support the construct: the Commission requires in Condition 12.’’ MISO Compliance Filing at 16-17, Moeller Compliance Testimony at 10-11. Accordingly, the Commission finds that EAI and MISO have complied with this condition. Cm

958. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits this Motion for Finding of Compliance with Conditions of the Commission’s Order No. 72. Cm

959. Compliance Testimony of Clair Moeller on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

960. Supplemental Direct Testimony & Exhibits of Hugh McDonald on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

961. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits response to Order No. 54. kr

962. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

963. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Cm

964. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits corrected pages four (4) through seven (7) of the Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald. Kr

965. ORDER #74 (COMMISSION) the Commission requires a higher level of “proof” than the October 18, 2012, email from Mr. Dennis Kramer to Mr. Moeller (See MISO Motion Exhibit 2) to properly verify that the MISO Transmission Owners have “officially approved and adopted” Governance Proposal B. Accordingly, the Commission finds that the public interest in this case requires that Mr. Kramer, in his official capacity as Chairman of the MISO Transmission Owners Committee, file sworn Compliance Testimony (or a Sworn Affidavit) in this Docket affirmatively stating that that the MISO Transmission Owners have “officially approved and adopted” the “Proposal for Enhanced OMS Authority for Determining Cost Allocation Methodologies to be Filed Pursuant to Section 205 of the Federal Power Act” as reflected in Exhibit B to Mr. Moeller’s August 31,2012, testimony filed in this Docket. Kr

966. Arkansas Cities submits petition for clarification or in the alternative rehearing of conditions 10 and 16 of Order No. 72 in this docket. Kr

967. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

968. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits its Responses to Order No. 54. Cm

969. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

970. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 filed December 3, 2012 under PROTECTED SEAL. Cm

971. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits response to Arkansas Cities petition for clarification or in the alternative rehearing. Kr

972. Arkansas Cities submits reply to Entergy Arkansas Inc., response to AC's petition for clarification or in the alternative rehearing. Kr

973. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald-President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

974. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director of Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

975. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits response to Order No. 54. kr

976. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Kr

977. Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. submits motion for finding of compliance with the requirements of order no. 74. Cm

978. Compliance Testimony and Exhibits of Clair J. Moeller on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. Cm

979. Letter filed by Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc., substituting James M. Graves for Brain Donahue-Attorney in this docket. Kr

981. Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc., submits Affidavit of James M. Graves. Cm

982. Letter filed by Kgen Power Management, Inc., respectfully withdraws as an intervenor in this docket. Kr

983. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits motion to discontinue activities necessary to operate as a true stand alone electric utility. Kr (Order #76)

984. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald-President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

985. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director of Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

986. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Tom D. Reagan-Vice President, RTO Implementation on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

987. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald-President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

988. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits responses to Order No. 54. kr

989. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director of Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

990. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 filed February 1, 2013 pursuant to Protected Order #4 in this docket. Kr

991. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission submits its Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.' Motion to Discontinue Activities Necessary to Operate as a True Stand-Alone Electric Utility. Cm

992. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits response to Order No. 54. kr

993. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald-President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

994. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry-Director of Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas Inc. Kr

995. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 filed March 1, 2013 pursuant to Protected Order #4 in this docket. Kr

996. ORDER #75 (COMMISSION) The Commission finds that the public interest requires clarification from Entergy Arkansas, Inc.(EAI) that EAI does not intent to discard the "bundled load exemption" with regard to EAI's retail transmission rates as required by Condition No. 8. EAI President Hugh McDonald is hereby directed to file Supplemental Compliance Testimony in this Docket no later than March 27, 2013. Cm

997. Supplemental Compliance Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald-President and Chief Executive Officer on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Kr

998. Compliance Testimony of Richard Doying on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. Sr

999. Supplemental Direct Testimony & Exhibits Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Exdecutive Officer, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Cm

1000. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits Responses to Order No.54. Sr

1001. Supplemental Direct Testimony of Kurtis W. Castleberry Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Sr

1002. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits CONFIDENTIAL Exhibits A of EAI's Responses to Orders No. 54 filed under PROTECTED SEAL. Cm

1003. ORDER #76 (COMMISSION) Therefore, the Commission finds that Entergy Arkansas, Inc. (EAI's) Application to Transfer Functional Control of its Electric Transmission Facilities to the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) Regional Transmission Organization is supported by substantial evidence of record and is in the public interest, conditioned upon full and continued compliance by EAI and MISO with each of the Order No.68 Conditions. Accordingly, the Commission orders and directs as follows: 1. EAI’s Application to Transfer Functional Control of its Electric Transmission Facilities to the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Regional Transmission Organization is granted conditioned upon full and continued compliance by EAI and MISO with each of the Order No. 68 Conditions; 2. Failure by EAI or MISO to comply fully with each of the Order No. 68 Conditions will trigger action by the Commission pursuant to Condition No. 5; 3. EAI’s Motion to Discontinue Activities Necessary to Operate as a true Stand-Alone Electric Utility is granted; 4. EAI’s request for approval to defer its MISO transition costs, without the addition of carrying costs, is granted subject to EAI compliance with the five ratepayer protection provisions as recommended by Staff witness Hilton and as set forth above. However, a prudence finding regarding such transition costs is specifically reserved to be addressed and considered in a later proceeding in which EAI seeks to incorporate such costs into its retail rates. Also, nothing in this Order shall constitute a finding that such costs are approved for recovery through EAI’s retail rates; 5. EAI and MISO are directed to file in this Docket on the first business day of each month, beginning on May 1, 2013, Supplemental Testimony providing monthly updates regarding the progress of the integration of EAI into MISO process; critical developments in the various Entergy/MISO related proceedings pending before the FERC and before Entergy’s other retail regulators; and ongoing compliance with the Order No. 68 Conditions; 6. By subsequent Order the Commission will establish a procedural schedule for the consideration of MISO’s Application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) (MISO’s Application) pending before the Commission in Docket No. 11-165-U. By its Application MISO seeks an Arkansas CCN “to transact the business of an electric public utility in the State of Arkansas for the limited purpose of asserting functional control over transmission facilities of MISO transmission owning members subject to this Commission’s jurisdiction.” MISO Application at 9. Upon the issuance of a procedural schedule by the Commission, Docket No. 11-165-U will proceed toward conclusion and a final ruling. Sr

1004. Letter filed by Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc., substituting Thomas P. Schroedter and Robert K. Rhoads for James M. Graves-Attorney in this docket. Cm

1005. Compliance Testimony and Exhibits of Scott Herbst on behalf of Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc. Kr

1006. Supplemental Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Kurtis W. Castleberry Director, Resource Planning on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Sr

1007. Letter filed Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc., stating legal entity name change to Midcontinent Independent System Operator, Inc. Cm

1008. Midcontinent Independent System Operator, Inc., f/k/a/ Midwest Independent Transmission Systems Operator, Inc., (MISO) submits letter to Supplement MISO's previously submitted legal entity name change documentation with MISO's Arkansas Secretary of State filing along with the Articles of Amendment . Cm