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2018 & 22 Final LCR Study Results Kern Area Abhishek Singh Senior Regional Transmission Engineer Stakeholder Call April 13, 2017 Kern LCR Area Slide 2 Kern Load and Resources (MW) Kern Area 2018 2022 Load 907 950 AAEE -13 -27


  1. 2018 & 22 Final LCR Study Results Kern Area Abhishek Singh Senior Regional Transmission Engineer Stakeholder Call April 13, 2017

  2. Kern LCR Area Slide 2

  3. Kern Load and Resources (MW) Kern Area 2018 2022 Load 907 950 AAEE -13 -27 BTM DG -34 -44 Transmission Losses 7 6 Total Load 867 885 Market Generation/Net 551 551 Seller Muni Generation 0 0 QF/Self Generation 15 15 Total Qualifying Capacity 566 566 Slide 3

  4. Kern Area LCR West Park Sub-Area Midway Smyrna Famoso Ultra Power Category B:  No Category B requirement Lerdo Category C: Vedder  Semitropic Mt Poso No Category C requirement 7TH STND Dexel Kern PP Kern Oil West Park sub-area may be eliminated as no 4 5 3 Live Oak overloads seen in the 2018 analysis. Kern PP 115 kV reinforcement project fixes the issue Discovery for future years. West Park Oildale Kern Magunden Front PSE Bear Mtn Bolthouse Farms Lamont Double C, High Sierra, Bader Creek Wheeler Ridge Slide 4

  5. Kern Area LCR Kern Oil Sub-Area Midway Limiting Contingencies: Smyrna Famoso Ultra Power Category C (NERC Cat. P6):  L-1/L-1: Kern PP-Live Oak 115 kV Line & Kern PP-7th Standard 115 kV lines Lerdo Vedder Constraint: Kern PP-Magunden-Witco 115 kV Semitropic Mt Poso Line ( Kern PP-Kern Water section) 7TH STND Kern PP LCR Results (MW): LCR Results (MW): Kern Oil 2018 2022 4 5 3 Contingency Cat. B Cat. C Cat. B Cat. C Live Oak 2022 LCR NA 133 NA 49 West Park Oildale Requirement goes down in 2022 due to Kern PP 115 kV area Reinforcement project & Closing of 2022 Kern Magunden Magunden NO 162 switch modeled in the 2022 Front case. PSE Bear Mtn Bolthouse Farms Lamont Double C, High Sierra, Bader Creek Wheeler Ridge Slide 5

  6. Kern Area LCR Kern Oil Sub-Area Midway Limiting Contingencies: Smyrna Famoso Ultra Power Category C (NERC Cat. P6):  L-1/L-1: Kern PP-Magunden-Witco 115 kV Line & Kern PP-7th Standard 115 kV lines Lerdo Vedder Constraint: Kern PP-Live Oak 115 kV Line Semitropic Mt Poso 7TH STND Kern PP LCR Results (MW): Kern Oil 2018 2022 4 5 3 Contingency Cat. B Cat. C Cat. B Cat. C Live Oak 2022 LCR NA 117 NA 123 West Park Oildale 2022 Category C number used for overall Kern Area 2022 Kern Magunden Front requirements . PSE Bear Mtn Bolthouse Farms Lamont Double C, High Sierra, Bader Creek Wheeler Ridge Slide 6

  7. Kern Area LCR South Kern PP Sub-Area Midway Smyrna Famoso Limiting Contingencies: Ultra Power Category C: Semitropic  Midway-Kern PP # 3 & # 4 230 kV lines Lerdo Vedder Constraint: Midway-Kern PP 230 kV # 1 230 kV line Mt Poso 7TH STND LCR Results (MW): Kern Oil Kern PP 2018 2022 4 5 Live Oak Contingency Cat. B Cat. C Cat. B Cat. C LCR NA 453 NA NA West Park Oildale This Requirement goes away in 2022 due to Kern Magunden Midway-Kern PP 230 kV line capacity increase Front project. Kern Oil Subarea 2022 Category C requirement drives overall Kern requirement. PSE Bear Mtn Bolthouse Farms Lamont Double C, High Sierra, Badger Creek Wheeler Ridge Slide 7

  8. 2018-22 Kern Area Overall Summary 2018 Limiting Contingencies: 2022 Limiting Contingencies: Category C: Category C:   Midway-Kern PP # 3 & # 4 230 kV lines L-1/L-1: Kern PP-Magunden-Witco 115 kV Line & Kern PP-7th Standard 115 kV lines  Constraint: Midway-Kern PP 230 kV # 1 230  kV line Constraint: Kern PP-Live Oak 115 kV Line 2018 2022 Contingency Cat. B Cat. C Cat. B Cat. C LCR NA 453 NA 123 Slide 8

  9. Changes Since last year: 1) Westpark sub-area has been eliminated due to reduction in overall Kern Area load. 2) 2018 area load forecasts has decreased by 272 MW and the LCR has decreased by 39 MW vs. 2017. 3) 2022 area has been redefined as compared to 2021 and the LCR has increased by 18 MW. Since last stakeholder meeting: 1) Updated NQC. 2) Recalculated load in the area. 3) Reduced single contingency needs due to higher ratings for the Kern 230/115 kV banks. Your comments and questions are welcome. For written comments, please send to: RegionalTransmission@caiso.com Slide 9

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