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Energy Day

Energy Day . Dolores Chezar – KeySpan Energy Kathryn Burch – Duke Energy January 24, 2005. Energy Day . Objectives Promote Fair, Reliable, Safe and Efficient Service to all segments of the Energy Industry. Develop a Standard Energy Day for the Gas and Electric Industries

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Energy Day

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  1. Energy Day Dolores Chezar – KeySpan Energy Kathryn Burch – Duke Energy January 24, 2005

  2. Energy Day • Objectives • Promote Fair, Reliable, Safe and Efficient Service to all segments of the Energy Industry. • Develop a Standard Energy Day for the Gas and Electric Industries • Eliminate Split Peak for Gas Generation - begin Standard Energy Day during an off-peak period • Enhance communication and coordination across both gas and electric industries • Allow both industries to more closely match fuel deliveries with generation requirements • Alleviate the disconnect between gas and electric scheduling – R04020 • Any move toward a Standard Energy Day will impact both the electric and gas industries.

  3. Electric Day Ahead Market Scheduling versus Gas Day Nominations – All Times Central Mkt Bids due 11 AM PJM Init Commitment Sched 3 PM Mkt Bids due 11 AM ISO NE Init Commitment Sched 3 PM RTO Markets Mkt Bids due 8 AM MISO Init Commitment Sched 2 PM Mkt Bids due 11:30 AM CAISO Init Commitment Sched 1 PM Init Commitment Sched 10 AM Mkt Bids due 4 AM NY ISO GasNominations and Scheduling Timely Confirmations 3:30 PM Noms due 11:30 AM Confirmations 1 PM Intra Day 1 Noms due 10 AM Confirmations 8 PM Noms due 5 PM Intra Day 2 Noms due 6:00 PM Confirmations 9 PM Evening 6 pm 3 pm 9 pm 3 am 9 am 6 am 12am 12 pm 12am

  4. Electric Market Scheduling versus Gas Nominations – All Times Central

  5. REAL TIME ELECTRIC MARKET • Changes to just the gas nomination cycle will not resolve electric scheduling concerns. • Solution involves action by FERC and ISOs/RTOs to provide incentives to electric generators to contract for firm pipeline capacity. • FERC could provide recovery of pipeline reservation charges in rates or through other mechanisms. • ISOs /RTOs could provide dispatch priority or other preference for holders of firm capacity. • Pipelines could design services to meet the needs of electric generation.

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