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Draft 2019 Regional System Plan Report Review Process

Learn about the review process for the Draft 2019 Regional System Plan Report (RSP19) and how to submit comments. Important dates and guidelines are provided. Make sure your voice is heard!

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Draft 2019 Regional System Plan Report Review Process

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  1. June 19, 2019 | Westborough, MA Carissa P. Sedlacek Director, Resource Adequacy Planning Advisory Committee Meeting Review Process for Draft 2019 Regional System Plan Report (RSP19) Michael I. Henderson Director, Regional Planning and Coordination

  2. RSP19 Report Schedule and Process • July 8: Draft RSP19 Report posted for PAC review and comment • The report will be posted in MS Word as a CEII-protected document • Readers are cautioned: Do not quote or cite the draft report • July 24: By close of business, all written comments due from PAC members to pacmatters@iso-ne.com • ISO requires time to understand and summarize comments for PAC discussion • August 8: PAC discussion of written substantive comments submitted • Discussion of minor new comments will be discussed as time permits • September 12: RSP Public Meeting

  3. RSP Comments Due Close of Business July 24 • Stakeholder comments are a necessary part of the RSP process • As appropriate, comments have been reflected in past RSPs • Comments must be relevant to information previously presented to PAC and not introduce new scopes of work • ISO has followed the scope of work discussed with PAC • The report is about 170 pages and provides references to detailed information • Focus comments on the substance of the report • ISO’s Technical Editor will reflect comments in the report as appropriate to avoid repetition, etc. • The final report will be fully copy edited, contain revised footnotes with live links, and will reflect updates to items marked in yellow within the report • The commentator will be made public unless ISO receives a request to keep the commentator anonymous • Original comments will be posted on the ISO website

  4. RSP Comments, cont’dDue Close of Business July 24 • The ISO seeks to facilitate discussion of comments received • Every comment is valuable • The ISO wishes to make sure that all substantive comments are captured for discussion at the August 8 PAC meeting • Comments must be sent to ISO using the form that will be posted on the PAC website • Indicate the pages and section numbers • Individual comments pertaining to each section of the RSP should be entered separately into the form • Comments in the form of redlines to the draft RSP19 are acceptable, but need to appear in the appropriate column of the form • Do not send comments in PDF format

  5. RSP Comments Due Close of Business July 24 Comment Form

  6. 2019 RSP Draft Public Meeting AgendaThe Westin Copley Place, Boston MA 11:00: Check-in* 11:30: Lunch The Public Meeting agenda is under development. The meeting will feature: • Keynote speaker • Discussion of RSP19 and Q&A • Panel discussion: Transition to the Grid of the Future 4:00: Adjourn *Registration information will be forthcoming and available on the ISO-NE website

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