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MA AG Proposal

MA AG Proposal. Tie Benefit Calculation For 3 rd ARA. LIPA Method. The LIPA Method, calculated by ISO-NE, is an at criterion method. It results in a tie benefit (Case I) with neighboring systems of 2,540 MW (See PSPC lipa_proposal_9_3_2009.pdf as posted on ISO-NE Web Site)

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MA AG Proposal

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  1. MA AG Proposal Tie Benefit Calculation For 3rd ARA

  2. LIPA Method • The LIPA Method, calculated by ISO-NE, is an at criterion method. • It results in a tie benefit (Case I) with neighboring systems of 2,540 MW (See PSPC lipa_proposal_9_3_2009.pdf as posted on ISO-NE Web Site) • ISO-NE has not articulated why the LIPA proposal is in any way inadequate.

  3. LIPA Proposal Cont. • Since the LIPA Proposal hadn’t been used before by ISO-NE, the MA AG is willing to propose a discount to the tie benefit of 10% to assuage any ISO-NE concerns • 2,540 MW less 10% is a 2,286 MW tie benefit.

  4. Reserve Margin

  5. Operable Capacity Margin (50/50 Loads)

  6. Operable Capacity Margin (90/10 Loads)

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