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Learn about the crucial role of Market Monitoring at NYISO and how it drives market improvements, complies with regulations, and ensures performance through investigations, analysis, and simulations. Discover key responsibilities, resources, and current priorities.
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John P. Buechler VP – Market Structures FERC Open Session • Washington, D.C. • May 18, 2006 Role of Market Monitoring at the NYISO
NYISO: Redesigned Organization (Effective November 21, 2005) Independent Market Advisor (IMA) Board of Directors IMA - advises CEO, Sr. Staff & MMAP unit IA - reports for administrative purposes to Market Structures Internal Audit Mark Lynch President and CEO Diane Egan Executive Assistant and Assistant Secretary to the Board Robert Fernandez General Counsel Michael Calimano VP, Operations John Buechler Acting VP, Market Structures Charles Garber VP and Chief Financial Officer Ken Fell VP and Chief Information Officer Garry Brown VP, External Affairs Sandra Sanford VP, Human Resources --Strategic & Business Planning --Product & Project Mgmt --Market Monitoring, Analysis & Performance --Compliance & Risk Mgmt --Market & Employee Training --Customer Support
Role & Responsibilities: MMAP • Administration of NYISO’s FERC-Approved: • Market Monitoring Plan • Market Mitigation Measures • Market Monitoring • Participant Behavior & Market Outcomes • Mitigation & Investigations • Analysis • Market Simulations & Market Improvements • Performance • Daily Market Review & Monthly Performance Reports • Interface with FERC Staff
Role & Responsibilities: IMA • Advises NYISO Board, CEO & Senior Staff • Market Design & Performance • Market Improvements • Advises MMAP • Market Design & Performance • Mitigation Design & implementation • Regulatory Filings • Performs Annual SOM Assessment • Presents to Board, FERC & NYISO Stakeholders
Resources • MMAP Staff: 23 Personnel • Includes 3 PhD Economists; Engineers & Analysts • Independent Market Advisor • NYISO Staff & Outside Counsel • Automated Tools • Production Software (e.g. – AMP); Off-Line Tools • Simulation Tools (e.g. – PROBE; SCUC) • Manual Policies and Procedures • Consultation • Regulatory Staff & Market Participants
Current Priorities • Daily Market Monitoring Activities • Support of Corporate-Wide “Excellence-in-Execution” Initiative • Automation of Manual Processes • Off-Line Systems Moved to Production Environment • Enhance Controls & Compliance • Improvement of Analysis Capabilities • Data Storage and Accessibility • Interface with Strategic Planning • Environmental Issues