1. Reliability Redispatch Pilot Presentation for NIPPC June 13, 2007 Term of Pilot 6/26/07 through 9/30/07

2. Project Status Software Development complete Hardware environments configured and operational Dispatch and scheduling procedure changes documented Dispatch, scheduling and bidder training underway Pilot agreement nearing completion

3. Bid Tool Overview Redispatch Bid Content Generator Day and Hour ending Quantity (MW) available within 10 min. Price per MWh Increase (INC) and/or Decrease (DEC)

4. Bid Validation Rules INC Only Bid DEC Only Bid INC and DEC Bid Neither – Zero Bid INC Bid includes INC MW & INC Price DEC Bid includes DEC MW & DEC Price Bid Data

5. Bid Validation Rules Whole # > Zero Not exceeding Generator’s established Maximum INC/DEC MW amount. Not less than Generator’s established Minimum INC/DEC MW amount. Megawatts

6. Bid Validation Rules Positive U.S. currency value per MWh Not exceeding established Maximum INC/DEC Bid Price Limit. ($400) Not less than established Minimum INC/DEC Bid Price Limit. ($0) Price

7. Submitting a Bid Submitted or changed up to 20 minutes prior to flow hour. No further into the future than 5 days. (Day +5)

8. Bid Tool Demonstration

9. Calculate Redispatch Background

10. Simplified RRP Map

11. Introduction A generator’s impact on a flowgate is measured by its Power Transfer Distribution Factor or PTDF. PTDF is also known as Path Utilization Factor (PUF) and Transmission Loading Relief (TLR).

12. Introduction cont. The PTDF is the ratio impact to the loading on a specific flowgate based on an increase (INC) at the generator and a like decrease (DEC) at a reference bus (Grand Coulee for our studies). A positive PTDF will increase the loading. A negative PTDF will decrease the loading and provide relief.

13. Reference Bus PUFs are zero Generators South of Allston North of Hanfo rd North of John Day Paul- Allsto n CARCarmen -0.173-0.563-0.819-0.204 CHJChief Joseph 0.010-0.005-0.0070.012 CHPChehalis 0.249-0.250-0.7480.389 CNTCentralia 0.231-0.232-0.7490.352 GCLGrand Coulee 0.000 HPPHermiston -0.091-0.547-0.714-0.125 JDAJohn Day -0.127-0.611-0.834-0.156 LANLancaster -0.018-0.186-0.006-0.024 TDAThe Dalles -0.135-0.580-0.808-0.169 zBONBonneville -0.136-0.454-0.734-0.254 zFRDFredrickson 0.084-0.074-0.1470.087 zGECGoldendale -0.125-0.572-0.786-0.159 zHMJHM Jackson 0.044-0.028-0.0220.052 zKBCKimberly Clark 0.044-0.028-0.0220.052 zKFGKlamath Falls Gen -0.147-0.589-0.828-0.176 zLVFLongview Fiber 0.072-0.059-0.0910.070 zMCNMcNary -0.091-0.547-0.714-0.125 Flowgates Flowgates and PTDFs/PUFs

14. Redispatch To relieve the loading on the path, we find the pairs of generators that will provide relief. We look for combinations of INC generator and DEC generators with a combined PTDF that is negative. The combined PTDF is the INC PTDF – DEC PTDF. Numbers closer to -1.0 are more effective. DECCNTCHPCHJGCL INCP-A 0.3520.3890.0120.000 CAR -0.204 -0.556-0.593-0.216-0.204 GCL 0.000 -0.352-0.389-0.0120.000 JDA -0.156 -0.508-0.545-0.168-0.156 TDA -0.169 -0.521-0.558-0.181-0.169 +-

15. Single Redispatch Pair Redispatch: 35 MW JDA-CNT Impact: 35*-0.508= -17.8 MW

16. Redispatch Solution To get more relief, redispatch more pairs of generators. Since a single generator could be involved in multiple pairs, the amounts are summed and each generator is called once.

17. Calculate Redispatch 35-MW Paul-Allston Example