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Opinion on LMP and MDO2 Market Surveillance Committee of the California ISO Presented by Jim Bushnell Member, Market Surveillance Committee Summary n Concerns have been raised about the role of LMP in MD02 Particularly the uncertainty about


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Opinion on LMP and MDO2

Market Surveillance Committee of the California ISO

Presented by

Jim Bushnell

Member, Market Surveillance Committee

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April 24, 2003 CA ISO Board Meeting/MSC 2

Summary

n Concerns have been raised about the role of

LMP in MD02

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Particularly the uncertainty about impacts of local prices

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Calls for substantial testing of the system before implementing it

n We share these concerns, but feel that the

current plan for implementing MD02 addresses them

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April 24, 2003 CA ISO Board Meeting/MSC 3

Where are we now?

(1)

n Majority of energy purchases are locked up

under long-term commitments

n Mitigates market-power and minimizes impact of

spot market on rates

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April 24, 2003 CA ISO Board Meeting/MSC 4

Where are we now?

(2)

n System operation is still decentralized, poorly

coordinated, and hard to manage

n Contracts magnify the need for better spot market

coordination

n Concerns from ISO that problems with current

system will get worse as new generation comes

  • n line

n Virtually everyone acknowledges the need to

reform current practices, opposition as centered

  • n “LMP”
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April 24, 2003 CA ISO Board Meeting/MSC 5

Where are we now?

(3)

n Implementing LMP is not a radical change

n Difference between LMP and pricing resolution n LMP approach has been applied in several other

markets

n Potential savings from adopting existing software?

n LMP would not be applied to retail loads

n No uncertainty about differential impact on

customers

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April 24, 2003 CA ISO Board Meeting/MSC 6

Where are we now?

(4)

n Testing is different than simulation

n Ex-ante simulation of differential impact of LMP

  • vs. some other form of congestion management

will be largely guesswork

n LMP will be applied to generation, impact on local

demand under actual operations can be calculated before any further decisions are made on applying LMP to load

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April 24, 2003 CA ISO Board Meeting/MSC 7

Where are we now?

(5)

n LMP and MD02 are not easily separated

n Generation does/will earn different prices

when there is transmission congestion whether we have LMP or not

n Demand will not pay different prices when

there is congestion whether we have LMP

  • r not