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1 SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV

2 ….from Pacificorp’s 7/31/02 presentation  Set up a complete data set for Y2008: generators (capacity, costs, availability); loads by control area (annual energy, monthly maximum demand and hourly demand profile); and transmission network (a complete WSCC system or other as specified by WG)

3 Data Use/Confidentiality  Per previous meeting, the SSG-WI database needs to be public  Per PacifiCorp: Database needs to be built from the “ground up”

4 Data Types  Load Flow – WSCC Network Data – busses, lines, transformers, generators  Resource Data Dispatchable – thermal units Non-dispatchable – hydro, wind, solar Fuel - cost  Load Data Load distribution (within Control Area – per load flow) Load Shapes (by Control Area) Load Forecast

5 Data Types – cont.  Constraints Interfaces – lines or collections of lines Nomogram Control Area – to – Control Area

6 Couger Lowest Common Denominator  Control Areas Load Shape Unit Commitment does not appear to have multi-owner capability  Primary Decision Point for WG – how many control areas?

7 PacifiCorp’s Implementation 1. NEW MEXI 2. ARIZONA 3. NEVADA 4. WAPA L.C 5. MEXICO 6. IMPERIAL 7. SANDIEGO 8. SOCALIF 9. LADWP 10. PG AND E 11. PACWEST 12. PGE 13. PUGET 14. TWWP 15. MID COL 16. SETASCNO 17. BPA 18. B.C.HYDR 19. W KOOTEN 20. ALBERTA 21. IDAHO 22. MONTANA 23. WAPA U.M 24. SIERRA 25. PACE 26. PSCOLORA 27. WAPA R.M

8 Data Arrays  Thermal Units Incremental Heat Rates Fuel Prices  Pumped Storage  Hydro ROR Units  Wind Units  Peak and Energy  Load  Bus  AC Branch  Phase Shifter  DC Line  Control Area  Control Area Transfer Limit  Interface Contraints

9 Thermal Units  Unit Name  Unit#  Long Name  Plant Name  Bus #  Control Area  Owner  Prime Mover  Min Up Time  Min Down Time  Minimum MW  Summer Max MW  Winter Max MW  Avg Heat Rate at Full Load  Startup Cost  Shutdown Cost  Ramp Rate  Primary Fuel Name  Primary Fuel Cost  Secondary Fuel Name  Secondary Fuel Cost  Spinning O&M ($/Hr)  Op. O&M ($/MWh)  Fixed (Capital) Cost  Quick Start  Service Year  Retirement Date  Comments/Memo

10 Fuel Prices  Unit Name  Fuel Name  Date  Price ($/MBTU)

11 Incremental Heat Rates  Unit Name  Unit#  MW  Incremental Heat Rate

12 Pumped Storage  Description  Unit Name  Long Name  Owner  Plant Name  Bus #  Control Area  Number of Generating Units  Unit Max generating capacity (MW)  Unit Min generating capacity (MW)  No. of pumps at plant  Unit Max pumping capacity (MW)  Unit Min pumping capacity (MW)  Size of plant reservoir (MWh)  Min pond level (MWh)  Initial energy amount (MWh) in pond  Final energy amount (MWh) in pond  Plant efficiency (pu)  Operating O&M cost ($/MWh)  Spinning O&M cost ($/Hr)

13 Hydro ROR Units  Unit Name  Long Name  Company  Plant Name  Bus #  Unit#  Control Area  Owner  Minimum MW  Summer Max MW  Winter Max MW  Spinning O&M cost ($/Hr)  Operating O&M cost ($/MWh)

14 Wind Units  Unit Name  Long Name  Company  Plant Name  Bus #  Unit#  Control Area  Owner  Minimum MW  Summer Max MW  Winter Max MW  Spinning O&M cost ($/Hr)  Operating O&M cost ($/MWh)

15 Peak Energy  Control Area  Year_Id  Month_Number  New_Total_Energy  New_Peak_MW Implements the load forecast….. Peak and Energy by month by year by control area

16 Load  Bus number  Bus Name  Value MW Provides the distribution of load across the control area’s busses

17 Bus  Bus Number  Bus Name  Control Area  Voltage  Monitored Flag

18 AC Branch  From Bus  To Bus  Circuit ID  Name  Resistance  Reactance  Rating A  Rating B  Rating C

19 DC Line  Name  Cost $/MW  Cost To Move $/MW  Minimum MW  Maximum MW  Maximum Move MW/hr

20 Phase Shifter  From_Bus  To_Bus  Circuit ID  Minimum Shifter Position  Maximum Shifter Position  Cost To Move  Memo/Comments If a phase shifter is set to regulate, it is a control variable in the optimization

21 Control Area  Control Area Name  BA_ Therm Limit: Import Thermal limit  OR_Function_Load: vary reserves by a coefficient of load

22 Control Area Transfer Limit  From Control Area  To Control Area  XLimit_MW Inter-Area limits

23 Interface Constraint  InterfaceID  InterfaceName  HighLimit  LowLimit  FromBusNumber  ToBusNumber  Circuit  Coefficient  Comment  Notes 104 Moenkopi 500-Fourco&2 500 1 1645 -1645 14002 79316 1 Moenkopi 500-Fourco&2 500 1

24 Data Coordinators Network: –Load Flow – WSCC/WECC –Decide on which case to use –Secure WECC permission –Data Scrubbing Load Forecasts Generators –Heat Rates and Fuel Price: where do we get this from public sources? What source do we rely on? Load/Resource Profiles – EEI Format –Each Control Area –Non-Dispatchable Resources Area/Regional Contraints

25 Load Flow Data “Scrubbing”  Network Elements: Multi-segment lines – series compensation Zero (or extremely low) impedance segments essentially bus ties Phase shifters not set to regulate


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