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Page 1: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

SSG-WI System Model Data RequirementsSSG-WI System Model Data Requirements

[PART 1][PART 1]

September 5, 2002Las Vegas, NV

Page 2: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

….from Pacificorp’s 7/31/02 presentation….from Pacificorp’s 7/31/02 presentation Set up a complete data set for Y2008: generators

(capacity, costs, availability); loads by control area (annual energy, monthly maximum demand and hourly demand profile); and transmission network (a complete WSCC system or other as specified by WG)

Page 3: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Data Use/ConfidentialityData Use/Confidentiality Per previous meeting, the SSG-WI database

needs to be public

Per PacifiCorp: Database needs to be built from the “ground up”

Page 4: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Data TypesData Types Load Flow – WSCC

Network Data – busses, lines, transformers, generators Resource Data

Dispatchable – thermal unitsNon-dispatchable – hydro, wind, solarFuel - cost

Load DataLoad distribution (within Control Area – per load flow)Load Shapes (by Control Area)Load Forecast

Page 5: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Data Types – cont.Data Types – cont.

ConstraintsInterfaces – lines or collections of linesNomogramControl Area – to – Control Area

Page 6: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Couger Lowest Common DenominatorCouger Lowest Common Denominator Control Areas

Load ShapeUnit Commitment

does not appear to have multi-owner capability

Primary Decision Point for WG – how many control areas?

Page 7: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

PacifiCorp’s ImplementationPacifiCorp’s Implementation1. NEW MEXI

2. ARIZONA

3. NEVADA

4. WAPA L.C

5. MEXICO

6. IMPERIAL

7. SANDIEGO

8. SOCALIF

9. LADWP

10. PG AND E

11. PACWEST

12. PGE

13. PUGET

14. TWWP

15. MID COL

16. SETASCNO

17. BPA

18. B.C.HYDR

19. W KOOTEN

20. ALBERTA

21. IDAHO

22. MONTANA

23. WAPA U.M

24. SIERRA

25. PACE

26. PSCOLORA

27. WAPA R.M

Page 8: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Data ArraysData Arrays Thermal Units

Incremental Heat RatesFuel Prices

Pumped Storage Hydro ROR Units Wind Units Peak and Energy Load

Bus AC Branch Phase Shifter DC Line Control Area Control Area Transfer

Limit Interface Contraints

Page 9: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Thermal UnitsThermal Units Unit Name Unit# Long Name Plant Name Bus # Control Area Owner Prime Mover Min Up Time Min Down Time Minimum MW Summer Max MW Winter Max MW

Avg Heat Rate at Full Load Startup Cost Shutdown Cost Ramp Rate Primary Fuel Name Primary Fuel Cost Secondary Fuel Name Secondary Fuel Cost Spinning O&M ($/Hr) Op. O&M ($/MWh) Fixed (Capital) Cost Quick Start Service Year Retirement Date Comments/Memo

Page 10: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Fuel PricesFuel Prices Unit Name Fuel Name Date Price ($/MBTU)

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Incremental Heat RatesIncremental Heat Rates Unit Name Unit# MW Incremental Heat Rate

CHOLLA1 1 55 11.077CHOLLA1 1 110 11.077

Page 12: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Pumped StoragePumped Storage Description Unit Name Long Name Owner Plant Name Bus # Control Area Number of Generating Units Unit Max generating capacity (MW) Unit Min generating capacity (MW) No. of pumps at plant

Unit Max pumping capacity (MW) Unit Min pumping capacity (MW) Size of plant reservoir (MWh) Min pond level (MWh) Initial energy amount (MWh) in pond Final energy amount (MWh) in pond Plant efficiency (pu) Operating O&M cost ($/MWh) Spinning O&M cost ($/Hr)

Page 13: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Hydro ROR UnitsHydro ROR Units Unit Name Long Name Company Plant Name Bus # Unit# Control Area Owner Minimum MW Summer Max MW Winter Max MW Spinning O&M cost ($/Hr) Operating O&M cost ($/MWh)

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Wind UnitsWind Units Unit Name Long Name Company Plant Name Bus # Unit# Control Area Owner Minimum MW Summer Max MW Winter Max MW Spinning O&M cost ($/Hr) Operating O&M cost ($/MWh)

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Peak EnergyPeak Energy Control Area Year_Id Month_Number New_Total_Energy New_Peak_MW

Implements the load forecast…..Peak and Energy by month by year by control area

Control Area Year_Id Month_Number New_Total_Energy New_Peak_MW

New Mexico 2004 1 1,525,837 2210New Mexico 2004 2 1,487,389 2102

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LoadLoad Bus number Bus Name Value MW

Provides the distribution of load across the control area’sbusses

Page 17: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

BusBus Bus Number Bus Name Control Area Voltage Monitored Flag

BusNumber BusName Control Area Voltage MonitoredFlag10000 12ST TAP New Mexico 46 FALSE10001 12STREET New Mexico 46 FALSE

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AC BranchAC Branch From Bus To Bus Circuit ID Name Resistance Reactance Rating A Rating B Rating C

Page 19: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

DC LineDC Line Name Cost $/MW Cost To Move $/MW Minimum MW Maximum MW Maximum Move MW/hr

Page 20: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Phase ShifterPhase Shifter From_Bus To_Bus Circuit ID Minimum Shifter Position Maximum Shifter Position Cost To Move Memo/Comments

If a phase shifter is set to regulate, it is a control variable in the optimization

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Control AreaControl Area Control Area Name BA_ Therm Limit: Import Thermal limit OR_Function_Load: vary reserves by a coefficient of load

Page 22: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Control Area Transfer LimitControl Area Transfer Limit From Control Area To Control Area XLimit_MW

Inter-Area limits

FromControl Area To Control Area XLimit_MW

New Mexico New Mexico -1 -1 unlimitedNew Mexico Arizona 2000

Page 23: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Interface ConstraintInterface Constraint InterfaceID InterfaceName HighLimit LowLimit FromBusNumber ToBusNumber Circuit Coefficient Comment Notes

104

Moenkopi 500-Fourco&2 500 1

1645

-1645

14002

79316

1

1

Moenkopi 500-Fourco&2 500 1

InterfaceID InterfaceName HighLimit LowLimit FromBusNumber ToBusNumber Circuit Coefficient Comment1 Alberta-British Columbia 1000 -1200 50791 54150 1 -1 Langdon-Cranbrook 5001 Alberta-British Columbia 1000 -1200 50776 54205 1 -1 Colman-Natal 1381 Alberta-British Columbia 1000 -1200 50830 54273 1 -1 Pocatera-Fording Coal Tap10 West of Colstrip 2598 -9999 62054 62057 1 -1 Colstrip-Broadview 500 #110 West of Colstrip 2598 -9999 62053 62057 2 -1 Colstrip-Broadview 500 #210 West of Colstrip 2598 -9999 62051 62060 1 -1 Colstrip-Hardin 23010 West of Colstrip 2598 -9999 62080 62081 99 -1 Colstrip-Hardin 115

Page 24: SSG-WI System Model Data Requirements [PART 1] September 5, 2002 Las Vegas, NV.

Data CoordinatorsData CoordinatorsNetwork:

– Load Flow – WSCC/WECC– Decide on which case to use– Secure WECC permission– Data Scrubbing

Load ForecastsGenerators

– Heat Rates and Fuel Price: where do we get this from public sources? What source do we rely on?

Load/Resource Profiles – EEI Format– Each Control Area– Non-Dispatchable Resources

Area/Regional Contraints

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Load Flow Data “Scrubbing”Load Flow Data “Scrubbing”

Network Elements:Multi-segment lines – series compensationZero (or extremely low) impedance segments essentially bus tiesPhase shifters not set to regulate