Improving Access to the Federal Columbia River Transmission System: The IPP Perspective NIPPC September 8, 2005 Stephen Hall Partner Stoel Rives, LLP.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

11 OASIS Subcommittee - Notification Task Force UPDATE May

Advertisements

First to Curtail – Last to Curtail Examples December 1 – 2, 2010 (Revised based on Requests/Suggestions During Review) 1.

B O N N E V I L L E P O W E R A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Timing Considerations for Short-term Preemption and Competition Automation NAESB OS Presentation.

1 ColumbiaGrid Update June 27, Activities Planning OASIS Redispatch 2.

1 ColumbiaGrid Activities Supporting Integration of Renewable Generation Presentation to the Market Interface Committee At the October 30, 2008 Meeting.

Public B2B Exchanges and Support Services

2000, Independent Electricity Market Operator All Rights Reserved 1.

1 Regional Dialogue Contract Overview and Scheduling Impacts WECC Schedulers Meeting May 10 th & 11 th 2010.

Cost Ranges for the Development and Operation of a Day One Regional Transmission Organization PL

OASIS Subcommittee Status EC Meeting 2/18/14. Preemption and Competition Annual Plan Items Affected 2013 AP Item 2(a) Develop version 2 business practice.

EC Meeting 2/24/ AP Item 7(b) Modify NAESB standards WEQ , WEQ , and related standards to be consistent with the Commission’s policy.

Transmission Issues in Emerging Regional Electricity Markets Black Sea Regional Energy Conference Bucharest, Romania April 3-5, 2006 Presented by: Ashley.

B O N N E V I L L E P O W E R A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Pre-Decisional. For Discussion Purposes Only.September 10, 2014 Southern Intertie Discussion.

Copyright © 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall 2.1.

© 2008 Prentice Hall11-1 Introduction to Project Management Chapter 11 Managing Project Execution Information Systems Project Management: A Process and.

Power Purchase Agreements Alex Sifford Ecos Consulting Portland, Oregon

Transmission Barriers to Wind Energy in the West Presented by: Pamela Jacklin Stoel Rives LLP POWER-GEN Renewable Energy & Fuels 2007 Conference Mandalay.

B O N N E V I L L E P O W E R A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 1 Network Operating Committee (NOC) June 12 th, 2014.

Network Economy System Overview and Demonstration May 3, 2007 Raj Hundal.

Increasing Access to the Grid NIPPC September 8, 2005 Brian Silverstein VP, Operations and Planning Bonneville Power Administration.

11 Why BPA Transmission Customers Aggregate Reservations Feb. 20, 2013.

1 Are We Ready For The Future? 2005 NIPPC Annual Meeting September 8, 2005 Michael R. Niggli President, Sempra Generation.

B2B E-Commerce. Copyright © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall 1.Describe the B2B field. 2.Describe the major types of B2B models.

2013 Calendar Year Customer Survey Results

Instructore: Tasneem Darwish1 University of Palestine Faculty of Applied Engineering and Urban Planning Software Engineering Department Requirement engineering.

OASIS Overview Transmission Customer Forum May 8-9, 2008 Jim Viikinsalo May 8-9, 2008 Jim Viikinsalo.

BPA Wind Integration Services Elliot Mainzer Manager, PBL Pricing Desk Bonneville Power Administration Wind Power Workshop Northwest Power & Conservation.

Regulatory Flexibility Committee Strategies for Procuring New Generation September 18, 2013 INDIANA POWER OF WIND COALITION.

Duke Energy Carolinas Quarterly Stakeholder Meeting Independent Entity Services Thursday, May 13th, :00 to 3:00 p.m. EDT.

Transfer Service Meeting, October 19, 2005 Bonneville Power Administration Long-Term Transfer Service (GTA and OATT) Customer Kick-Off Meeting Garry Thompson.

OASIS Insights & Observations Transmission Customer Forum September 21-22, 2006 Jim Viikinsalo September 21-22, 2006 Jim Viikinsalo.

B O N N E V I L L E P O W E R A D M I N I S T R A T I O N BP-14 Transmission Pre-Rate Case August 8, 2012.

Joint Outreach Team Implementation Plan July 12, :30-11:30 a.m.

Public Meeting on ERCOT’s Proposed 2004 Budget September 3, 2003 Preliminary - Subject to ERCOT Board Approval.

Lecture 11 Managing Project Execution. Project Execution The phase of a project in which work towards direct achievement of the project’s objectives and.

Learning Objectives Describe the B2B field.

Bulk Power Transmission System

Parallel Flow Visualization Project NERC ORS Meeting May 4, 2011.

Transfer Service Issues Meeting Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) “Considerations” From Exhibit A, of the 20-Year Contract OTHER ISSUES AS THEY RELATE.

SM April Peak Week Operations Review Presentation to ISO Business Issues Committee May 22, 2002.

Combined Heat and Power Workshop Report and Next Steps Power Committee Briefing 7/15/03.

NITS Concepts  Contract Data Model: NITS Agreement represented as a Contract Contract has one or more Facilities Facility may be one or more Resources.

October 6, 2006 Public Stakeholder Review Portland, Oregon Conditional Firm.

Transmission Congestion Management – IDC Granularity Option 3A Larry Kezele and Jeff Norman June 28, 2005 NERC/NAESB TLR Subcommittee.

BPA’s DR Experience Karen Meadows Bonneville Power Administration May 2, 2007.

Network Transmission and Rollover Rights July 22, 2015 BPA.

BPA – History with Geothermal in the Pacific NW, Transmission Issues & Project Selection “ Introducing Geothermal Power Generation Workshop ” John Pease.

PJM© Demand Response in PJM 2009 NASUCA Mid-Year Meeting June 30, 2009 Boston, MA Panel: Price Responsive Demand – A Long-Term Bargain.

Cross border redispatching Central West Electricity Regional Energy Market Mini Forum Alain Marien 20 th of June 2006.

NAESB WHOLESALE ELECTRIC QUADRANT BUSINESS PRACTICES SUBCOMMITTEE ACTIVITIES UPDATE TO JOINT ELECTRIC SCHEDULING SUBCOMMITTEE JANUARY 5, 2012 BY ED SKIBA.

Reliable Power Reliable Markets Reliable People RAS Guideline Initiative March 23, 2009.

2013 Wind Conference. Congestion Management & Communication Processes CJ Brown.

Procurement Policy Changes Currently only Board Resolution provides policy on purchases New policy defines purchases and procurement.

2013 Wind Conference. Transmission Service Study Process Steve Purdy.

NAESB WEQ EC Meeting 10/20/2015.   Workload  Long-Term Competition for Rollover Rights OASIS Subcommittee.

Chapter 1 Project Management Concepts

Workshop on State-Level Electricity Reforms: Firm Choices, Emerging Generation Markets and Externalities “Open Access: Experiences” ALOK ROY General Manager,

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission MISO/Alliance Companies’ RTO Status Reports Presented by: Joseph Power Tony Ingram Rahim Amerkhail Patrick Clarey.

Self-Supply: Next Steps Carol Opatrny, for CECD NIPPC Board Meeting - 21 June 2010 Portland, Oregon 1.

I2 U Intelligent Supply Chain Management Course Module Twelve: Inventory Deployment.

Illinois Wholesale Market Update December 10, 2003.

Outlines Overview Defining the Vision Through Business Requirements

WEQ Executive Committee Contract Path Task Force Additional Issues Related To Contract Path Management ( WEQ and WEQ )

09/20/20061 RTCA, CAM, and SFT Presented by: John Dumas September 20, 2006.

AES NewEnergy To The Institute For Regulatory Policy Studies May 18, 2000 By David L. Townley.

ALLIANCE RTO 1 The Alliance RTO Rate Plan Presented to SPP RTWG Meeting at DFW Airport Hyatt The Alliance RTO Rate Plan Presented to SPP RTWG Meeting at.

Slide 1 B O N N E V I L L E P O W E R A D M I N I S T R A T I O N BPA Network Open Season 2013 Cluster Study ColumbiaGrid Planning Meeting May 2, 2013.

Transmission Workstream 7th Dec 2006 Chris Logue

Briefing on 2017 CAISO Policy Initiatives Roadmap

Business-to-Business E-Commerce

Presentation transcript:

Improving Access to the Federal Columbia River Transmission System: The IPP Perspective NIPPC September 8, 2005 Stephen Hall Partner Stoel Rives, LLP

Improving Access to the FCRTS Redispatch Curtailment Scheduling Ancillary Services

Redispatch BPA currently uses redispatch to maintain Network (NT) transmission schedules only. BPA is currently exploring the use of commercial redispatch to create additional ATC across constrained paths for firm Point to Point (PTP) transmission schedules. Benefits of commercial redispatch for PTP : –Maximizes value of existing federal transmission system –Increases ATC to satisfy pending requests for long-term PTP firm transmission –Facilitates new generation –Increases TBL revenues –May create new business opportunities for non-federal redispatch providers

Curtailment Concerns of generators –Real time curtailments of paths such as John Day-COB are frequent. –BPA does not distinguish between firm and non-firm transmission when cutting schedules. –BPA does not make schedule cuts pro rata. –BPA places too much reliance on Remedial Action Schemes (RAS) to reduce constraints. –Under BPA’s ‘take or pay’ policy, BPA does not give any credit for the derated portion of the interties to customers holding firm transmission rights.

Non-Redirectable Power Problem: –If TBL cuts a transmission schedule in which BPA or a BPA Slice customer is the generator, BPA will not allow the buyer to redirect the power. Solution: –Revise practice to conform with other regional transmission providers.

Transmission Scheduling TBL is currently using a hybrid system to schedule transmission transactions –Real Time Operations Dispatch and Scheduling system (RODS) –Open Access Same-Time Information System (OASIS)

Transmission Scheduling (cont.) –OASIS (aka, OATI) Not fully operational Many communications still made by telephone –Inefficient and introduces potential for mistakes –Customer Web Interface (CWI) Transmission requests are processed manually Lacks functionality of other OASIS sites –Limited information about ATC –RODS Transmission schedules require an accounting number for each transmission path –TBL cannot build these accounts in real time. –TBL will not pre-build accounts unless such accounts will be activated immediately.

Ancillary Services Issue: –Generators would like to TBL consider other sources besides PBL for ancillary services. Proposal: –TBL should implement a pilot program to procure its ancillary services (other than Scheduling, System Control and Dispatch) through a competitive bidding process, e.g., issue an RFP where third party providers could compete with PBL to provide ancillary services to TBL.