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1 Tracking Electricity Imports David J. Lawrence Manager, Auxiliary Market Products Prepared for: RGGI I&L Workshop June 15, 2006.

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1 1 Tracking Electricity Imports David J. Lawrence Manager, Auxiliary Market Products Prepared for: RGGI I&L Workshop June 15, 2006

2 2 Goals of this Presentation  Understand the difference between external transaction contract flows and physical flows  Overview of NERC transaction tag mechanism  Summary of aggregated NYISO external transactions  Implications of data tracking systems

3 3 Schedules (Market World) MICHIGAN OHIO KENTUCKY WV VIRGINIA PJM NE NY HQ IESO

4 4 MICHIGAN OHIO KENTUCKY WV VIRGINIA PJM NE NY HQ IMO Actual Power Flows (Operation’s World)

5 5 NERC Tags A NERC Tag identifies the transaction to all appropriate Control Areas- required for all external transactions Four required components for entry of a NERC Tag (E-Tag): SCA:Sending Control Area (NERC Identifier) PSE:Purchasing Selling Entity Unique #A Unique Number RCAReceiving Control Area A tag is submitted through a Tag Authority Service (e.g. OATI) and provided to all Control Areas impacted. Used in the checkout process between Control Areas.

6 6 External Transaction Checkout and Settlement Transactions may be submitted for evaluation in the Day-Ahead Market or the Hour Ahead Market. Transactions must check out with the appropriate control areas (day ahead and/or hourly). Acceptance is financially binding for the DAM. Once accepted in the Day-Ahead Market the transaction bid is carried over as an hourly bid for RTC evaluation.

7 7 Details of NYISO External Transactions External transaction data, July 2004-June 2005 – percentages are approximate LBMP Internal LBMP sales: 42.5% Internal Bilaterals Internal Bilateral sales: 38.3% NYISO Ref. bus to proxy NYISO Reference bus to External Proxy bus: 2.9% NY Gen to proxy NY generator to external Proxy bus: 1.0% Proxy to NY load External Proxy bus to NY load: 0.3% Proxy to NYISO Ref. External Proxy bus to NYISO Reference bus: 14.6% Wheel through Wheel-throughs: 0.4%

8 8 Implications for Tracking Imports and Exports Internal LBMP sales: 42.5% Internal Bilateral sales: 38.3% NYISO Reference bus to External Proxy bus: 2.9% NY generator to external Proxy bus: 1.0% External Proxy bus to NY load: 0.3% External Proxy bus to NYISO Reference bus: 14.6% Wheel-throughs: 0.4%  For imports, no specific generator information is known  Exports from specific generators to external proxy buses can be tracked by the exporting control area  Internal and external LBMP sales are indistinguishable  Internal bilateral sales can be identified separately

9 9 David J. Lawrence dlawrence@nyiso.com518-356-6084www.nyiso.com Questions?


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