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Asset Operations
WebinarApril 30, 2015
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Asset Operations Solutions2
Consistent process to track plant conditions and capture changes
– Improve communication – Reduce duplicative recording – Increase consistency– Standardize processes– Alert / warn on deviation, data-not-
provided-by-deadline– Audit data entry, approval, and submittal
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In a nutshell
Module Purpose
Outage Management Capture and manage planned, urgent, and emergency events
JournalLogging Application. Automated journal logging for operations, plants, and other departments
Plant InstructionsWorkflow Messaging between Dispatchers and Plant Controllers
Plant Interface
Allow the power plants to declare unit limits, ramp rates and other characteristics. Allow plants to view day-ahead schedules and (backup) dispatch instructions
GADS
Used to manage Generating Availability Data Systems (GADS) event lifecycle, including outages, derates, reserve shutdowns, and metrics
Energy SchedulingAutomate declaration and ISO Self-Scheduling of Qualifying Facilities (QF) and Must-Take Resource Contracts
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• Scenario #1– Forced Outage event automating a Journal Entry
• Scenario #2– Declaration of Limits Change from a Plant
• Scenario #3– Issue Message from a RT Operator to Power Plants
• Scenario #4– Issue Instruction for a Manual Change of Load– Issue Instruction to reach Set Point
3 Scenarios
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• Leverage PCI’s Journal Technology
• A recording of any occurrence the impacts power system operation or business
• Searchable• Auditable• Configurable
– Create – Customize– Automate
Operator Logging
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Operator Logging
Utilize the journal to enter and monitor events Record various event types throughout the day Monitor daily events in a rolling report grouped by Operating Date and
Hour Ending Many Default Log Types provided “out-of-the box” Custom Log Types may also be defined
• Each log type has a unique definition of attributes• Attributes may be required• Attributes may utilize GenBase data
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Example Business Applications
Operator annotation of events:– Record a brief outage (unit Bravo unresponsive for 10 minutes)
Record operator action– Checklist of Shift to-do-list.
Personnel conflict– Plant operator refused instruction
Deviation from schedule/dispatch– Operator instructs plant to back down from dispatch point due to
negative prices Internal system failure
– Computer failed to respond. Rebooted computer. Used backup process. Inter-tie checkout
– Record checkout with counterparty, counterparty agent and time of checkout
Uses: Settlement, Legal, Managerial, Compliance
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Suggested Log Types
Log Type Description
Outage Log Logs approval of forced outage records. Automatically generated on approval by GSMS Outage Management.
Ops Superintendent
Journal entries as chronicled by the operations superintendent.
Security - The following roles/group will be granted WRITE access to these logs by default: Superintendents
System Log Log used by dispatchers only
Security - The following roles/group will be granted access to these logs by default: RT Dispatchers
Fuel Issues Notes pertaining fuel or issues with fuel supply
Security - The following roles/group will be granted WRITE access to these logs by default: Plant Management, Plant Operations, Superintendents, RT Dispatchers, DA Analyst
Power Marketing Notes related to sales and purchasing (trades)
Could split Power Marketing into two log types: RT Trades and DA Trades or use an attribute to sub-group them
Security - The following roles/group will be granted WRITE access to these logs by default: Superintendents, RT Dispatchers, DA Analyst
Curtailments Couple journal with PCI e-tag application to automatically log tag cuts
Security - The following roles/group will be granted WRITE access to these logs by default: Superintendents, RT Dispatchers, DA Analyst
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Add Journal Entry
User can add Journal Entries
User can filter, edit, or export
Journal Entries
Journal Entries can happen in RT, DA or any other time
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Sample Log Report
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Scenario#1: Automated Journal Entry
Journal – Outage Log Triggered from Forced Outage Event (B)
Email: Email distribution may be configured to issue email notices of Events
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ACoal Pl
User records a Forced Outage (A)
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Plant Interface13
• Make Daily Declarations of key offer inputs
• Notification and approval process to Front-Office for inclusion in Offers
• Auditable
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PI MW Limits
Hourly Limit Declarations.
Effective until changed
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PI: Ramp Rates
Ramp Rate Curves Default Ramp
Rate
Choice for unit offers
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Startup Parameters
(A)
(B)
(C)
• Capture Other Unit Characteristics such as Start Times, Costs, and Fuel Requirements (A)
• Start-up Limits (B)
• Notification Times and current Temperature State (C)
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PI: Requests & Approvals
Open Request
Approve Request
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Used to created auditable and systematic procedures between departments within an organization
Message Categories:• Broadcasts• Instructions
Records 3-part communications between parties.
Plant Instructions
Situational Awareness
Column Group 1
Columns Group 2
Split screen provides monitoring for ~70 units without screen scroll
(A) Select 1 or more Units or Plants and choose an Action (B) to issue an Instruction
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Capability for a group to send a message to one or more other users Spotlight: An Operations group can create, edit and send messages to
one or more Plants• For commonly-used messages, the system will allow Dispatchers
the ability to send pre-formatted messages.• Plants will be required to acknowledge messages.• Authorized users will be able to view and search historical
messages
Broadcasts
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Add new Broadcast
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o Manually Change Loado Go To …o Go To Emergency Maxo Go to Emergency Mino Hold Generation
o Go To Set Pointo Change AGC Blocko Start Up Procedureo Shut Down Procedureo Change (MSU) Configuration Blocko Custom
Instructions
Capability for one party to deliver instructions to others• Spotlight: Managing operations instructions to plants • Multiple types of instructions:
• Requires response by the Plant Control Room within 3 minutes• Plants is required to acknowledge messages• Authorized users may view and search historical messages
Issue – Startup Instruction
Startup Response
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Location User ContextPlant Site Plant Manager PlantPlant Site Plant Operator PlantPlant Site Plant Viewer PlantPlant Site Co-owner PlantPlant Site 3rd Part Contract Plant / OfficeTradefloor Real Time Dispatcher Real-TimeTradefloor Real Time Trader Real-TimeTradefloor Superintendent Real-TimeTradefloor Day Ahead Analyst PlanningPlanning Outage Coordinator PlanningVaries GADS Admin GADSBack Office Settlement Analyst Settlement ValidationRegulatory Compliance Audit / VerificationIT Admin All
Who benefits?
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