In New UX, because one must use a template to create a project, to replicate the Fast Plan capability, one needs to have a template with no tasks/no WBS, no roles, not staff. Called 'Power' both, I assume, because it takes more power to setup such a project up, and because such a plan delivers a lot more power.ETCs do not begin to show until one starts to assign roles/resource to tasks.Allocations are not pushed to/based on the Effort task.

Called 'Fast' because this is as simple and fast as one can get, when setting up a project for time management.Project Allocations are pushed to the Task as Assignments (ETC).Clarity creates an 'Effort' (~rmw) task (in some versions, the name of the project would be used instead of 'Effort').I haven't seen much documentation on these play types since the ABT days: This is standard behavior, regarding the difference between Fast and Power plans. ETC will be missing as project allocations won't appear as task assignments (ETC).Adding Staff will not cause the Effort (~rmw) task to be created.If the template has a WBS (tasks), then.When creating project in New UX, must select a template.Expect this applies to other New UX versions, too:

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