rawg agenda item 6 - 2015 lar data wecc staff. data elements generator information – existing –...
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Data Elements continued Actual generation by month by fuel type* Transfer path capabilities Regulating Reserves Hourly demand** Hourly Hydro production Hourly Wind production Hourly Solar productionTRANSCRIPT
RAWG Agenda Item 6 - 2015 LAR Data
WECC Staff
Data Elements
• Generator information– Existing– Changes
• Monthly Peak Demand and Energy (actual year and 10 year forecast)– Demand-side management– Energy efficiency– Outages
Data Elements continued
• Actual generation by month by fuel type*• Transfer path capabilities• Regulating Reserves• Hourly demand**• Hourly Hydro production• Hourly Wind production• Hourly Solar production
Data Elements continued
• Projected Transmission• Projected Transformers• Protection System Operations
Data Elements - Uses
• NERC Reliability Assessments – LTRA, Seasonal, probabilistic, etc.
• Reported by NERC to EIA to satisfy form EIA-411 filing requirements.
• WECC Assessments – Power Supply Assessment, State of the Interconnection, etc.
Consumption, Interchange and Generation
• Building energy vs. capacity profile– WECC CEO– Used in the State of the Interconnection– Contribute to the Clean Power Plan discussion– Other future assessments and reports (as outlined in the ERO delegation
agreement)• Looked at the WECC total as provided in the 2015 LAR data
submittal– approximately 100,000 GWh difference– Investigated individual BA submittals, found differences in the majority
of BA submittals– Identified calculations errors and reduced the differences to 66,000 GWh
Consumption, Interchange and Generation
• Accessed the WECC Interchange Tool (WIT) to resolve the differences– Still had significant GWh variances– Generated individual BA email with
consumption/interchange and generation calculation as supplied by LAR submittal and WIT tool.
Consumption, Interchange and Generation
• Received comments from many data reporters. Here is a summary of the responses– Provided updated submittals– Explained transfer differences– Confusion on what units to report in the actual
generation data– Questioned use of WIT and/or number provided as
WIT– Questioned need for analysis
Consumption, Interchange and Generation
• Data request – Assumption that total WECC prior year actual
generation and consumption numbers should balance. How can we get there?• BA balance,• add transfer numbers to request,• WECC continues to use WIT,• Other?
Other LAR data request comments
• Other actual generation request comments• Protection System Operations• Retirements (confirm/ non-confirmed)• Narrative request questions and comments• Not enough time to respond• Data request getting too large
LAR request and the MOD standards
• MOD-31-1 standard states, “To provide authority for applicable entities to collect Demand, energy and related data to support reliability studies and assessments….”– Requires Planning Coordinator, Transmission
Planner, Balancing Authority, Resource Planner, Load-Serving Entity, Distribution Provider to collect and/or provide in part• “…Total Internal Demand, Net Energy for Load, and
Demand Side Management data…”
2016 LAR Action items