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Protocol Revision Subcommittee. Report to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee January 8, 2004. Summary. 7 PRRs recommended for approval 2 PRRs require withdrawal to be affirmed. PRR 404 – Energy Procured from ERCOT.
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Protocol Revision Subcommittee Report to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee January 8, 2004
Summary • 7 PRRs recommended for approval • 2 PRRs require withdrawal to be affirmed
PRR 404 – Energy Procured from ERCOT • Protocols don’t currently address relaxed balance schedule (RBS) usage by resources • Previous RBS PRR addressed load usage and credit requirements • ERCOT Credit Committee reviewed PRR and recommended changes after PRS recommended approval
PRR 404 – Energy Procured from ERCOT • PRR impact on ERCOT business and computer systems appears to be minimal although common use of RBS could impact the amount of BES available to ERCOT and impact operations • Effective upon ERCOT staffing requirements being filled
PRR 404 – Energy Procured from ERCOT • Credit Committee proposed changes would review a QSE’s estimated net aggregate load and resource variance from schedule to determine RBS use • If net greater than 20%, then additional collateral would be required by ERCOT
PRR 461 – Confidential Exceptions for Reliability Analysis • PRR addresses QSE data to be analyzed following a reliability event • Lists data to be made available not earlier than 10 days following such an event • No business, computer, or operational impacts; minor staffing impacts • Effective February 1, 2004
PRR 467 – Elaboration on the Notice of Resettlement • PRR provides market with more information about resettlements, such as the reason for resettlements and affected dates • Minor business practice impact • Effective February 1, 2004
PRR 469 – Compliance for Competitive Metering & Load Profiling • Conforms Protocols to PUCT rules and rulings • Addresses TDSP, ERCOT and CR responsibilities for sampling, TOU schedules and DLC • Clarification - Minor business practice impact • Effective February 1, 2004
PRR 470 – System Fuel Availability • Adds fuel availability as a factor for consideration in emergency conditions • No business, computer, or staffing; minor operational impacts • Effective February 1, 2004
PRR 471 – NIDR to IDR Default Profile Scaling • PRR scales the IDR default profile based on the last NIDR reading to avoid variances in initial/final settlements • Impacts ERCOT computer systems (minor project) • Effective upon system implementation
PRR 473 – Reactive Standards • TAC previously adopted reactive standards for inclusion into Protocols • PRR includes payment mechanism for induction generators to make a payment in lieu of meeting the standard • Impacts staffing (in ’04 budget) and computer systems • Effective February 1, 2004
PRRs for Withdrawal • PRR 293 – Uncontrollable Renewable Resources • Superceded by PRR 426’s approval • PRR 455 – Liability for QSE Default/Responsibility for ERCOT Admin Fee • Was split into two PRRs for consideration at next PRS meeting
Requested TAC Action • PRRs For Approval • PRR 404 – Resource RBS • PRR 461 – Reliability Analysis Confidentiality • PRR 467 – Resettlement Notice • PRR 469 – Competitive Metering/Load Profiling • PRR 470 – System Fuel Availability • PRR 471 – NIDR to IDR Profile Scaling • PRR 473 – Reactive Standards
Requested TAC Action • PRRs For Withdrawal Affirmation • PRR 293 – Uncontrollable Renewable Resources • PRR 455 – Liability for QSE Default/ERCOT Admin Fee