ADEQUACY REPORTING UPDATE Mark Gojmerac, IESO March 10, 2016 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

ADEQUACY REPORTING UPDATE

Mark Gojmerac, IESO March 10, 2016

• Changes to Market Manual 7.2
• Changes to the Adequacy Report
• Update on RSS feeds for Advisory Notices
• Proposed Parallel Run for Go Live
• Updated Implementation Schedule
• Next Steps

Agenda

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• Separation of SSRs and SAAs into the new reports: Adequacy,

Transmission Limits, Advisory Notices and Zonal Demands

• New submission method for market participants with energy

limited resources (using Online IESO)

• Threshold criteria for publishing Advisory Notices for Major

Changes replaced with increased publication of information.

• Examples provided when Advisory Notices for Major Changes
• r High Risk would occasionally be published.
• Revised list of interface limits to report (discussed later)

Changes to Market Manual 7.2: Overview

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• Advisory Notices that will normally be published:
• Advisory notices that may occasionally be published:

Changes to Market Manual 7.2 (cont’d)

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Type Scenario System Advisory

• Surplus Baseload Generation
• Shortfalls in Operating Reserve
• Shortfalls in or changes to Ancillary Services

Emergency Advisory Emergency Operating State Market Suspension/Resumption Suspension or resumption of all or part of the market Type Scenario System Advisory Major Change (e.g. loss of substation, entire interface) Emergency Advisory High Risk Operating State (e.g. extreme weather)

• List of internal and external interfaces for which limit

deviations are published

• Updated to reflect nomenclature changes
• IESO proposes reducing the number of internal limits to

report:

– Consistency with 18 Month Outlook reporting – Not impactful with control actions available for limit improvement – Some either redundant or no longer applicable

Changes to MM 7.2: Appendix D10 – Transmission Interfaces for Reporting

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Changes to MM 7.2: Appendix D10 Interfaces Proposed for Removal

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Limit Abbrev. Rationale for Removal DRAI Not impactful / control actions available WMFE 230 115 Not impactful / control actions available Canyon 115 kV Output Not impactful / control actions available SFW Global Not impactful / control actions available CLAS No longer applicable Nanticoke 500 kV Generation No longer applicable Nanticoke Total Generation No longer applicable Lauzon Transfer Not impactful / control actions available Lennox Transfer Not impactful / control actions available Cataraqui Transfer Not impactful / control actions available FID Not impactful / control actions available

Changes to MM 7.2: Appendix D10 Interfaces Proposed for Removal (cont’d)

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Limit Abbrev. Rationale for Removal X1P Flow Into Dobbin Not impactful / control actions available 115 kV Dobbin Area Load Not impactful / control actions available P33C Inflow Plus Arnprior Not impactful / control actions available Beauharnois Delivery Redundant (captured by Beauharnois-Ontario import and export) D5A Import Redundant (captured by Maclaren-Ontario import and export) D5A Export D5A Transfer TEC Not impactful / control actions available

• Last version (posted March 2015) addressed the

following stakeholder comments:

– Inclusion of Peak and Average Demand forecasts – Inclusion of Embedded Wind and Solar forecasts – Consistent format and content across all reporting timeframes (i.e. Days 0 to 34) – East/West zonal demand forecasts will continue to be published, through a separate report

Adequacy Report Recap

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• Revised version now posted on the SE-AR page and

includes the following changes:

Adequacy Report Changes

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Added (rationale) Removed (rationale) Capacity Imports and Exports (capacity sharing agreement with Quebec) Wind and Solar ‘Offers’ (only forecasts available) Bottled Capacity (increased transparency) Dispatchable Load ‘Outages’ (currently no mechanism to calculate) Demand Response Bid, Schedule and Curtailment (inclusion of DR Auction) Total Internal Resource ‘Bids’ (captured under Dispatchable Load) Offered Capacity Excess/Shortfall (to differentiate from Installed Capacity Excess/Shortfall)

• 3 feeds available via IESO website:

– Day 0 Advisory Notices – Day 1 to 34 Advisory Notices – Emergency Advisory Notices

• Feeds include the following:

– Version (unique feed ID with version no.) – Issue date (i.e. original date/time) & Update date – Start and End date (i.e. duration of the notice) – Advisory Type (e.g. System, Market Suspension etc.) – Short and Long Descriptions (e.g. Surplus Baseload Generation is forecasted)

RSS Feeds for Advisory Notices

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• Approx. 1 min delay between IESO issuance and

site publication

• Sample files will be made available by March

30th on the IESO Report Listing page

RSS Feeds for Advisory Notices (cont’d)

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• 24 hours of parallel operation between old and

new reporting systems proposed

• Maintaining updated information in the old

reports will be on a best effort basis

Proposed Parallel Run for Go Live

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Updated Implementation Schedule

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Date Milestone Details March 30 Schemas available:

• Adequacy Report
• Zonal Demand Forecasts
• Advisory Notice RSS Feeds

Week of April 4-8 Webinar Implementation training for all participants begins May 2 All reports available in Sandbox Stakeholders have access to reports in sandbox until Go Live Week of May 2 Market Trials begin Volunteer group required May 20 Feedback deadline for Market Trials IESO to consider feedback and prepare for Go Live June 21 Expected Go Live With 24 hour parallel run

• Stakeholder Feedback (due March 18) via

engagement@ieso.ca:

– Changes to Market Manual 7.2 – Update on RSS feeds for Advisory Notices – Proposed Parallel Run for Go Live

• IESO Response (due March 24)
• Next Webinar: First week of April

Next Steps

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