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Winter 2013 – 2014 NY Electric Supply / Price Issues

Winter 2013 – 2014 NY Electric Supply / Price Issues. How much Colder was it?. Gas Citygate Prices. NYISO Summer & Winter Peaks. Record Summer Peak 33,956 MW July 19, 2013. Record Winter Peak 25,738 MW January 7, 2014. Electric Supply Issues.

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Winter 2013 – 2014 NY Electric Supply / Price Issues

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  1. Winter 2013 – 2014NY Electric Supply / Price Issues

  2. How much Colder was it?

  3. Gas Citygate Prices

  4. NYISO Summer & Winter Peaks Record Summer Peak 33,956 MW July 19, 2013 Record Winter Peak 25,738 MW January 7, 2014

  5. Electric Supply Issues • Generator Derates during January on certain days tightened supply • Availability of natural gas for interruptible gas generators was limited on certain critical days • Availability of alternate fuel for certain dual fuel units was problematic on some days • Demand Response was invoked during a winter period for the first time since 2001 • Imports from PJM were limited on certain days, in fact NYISO exported power to PJM

  6. NYISO Energy Prices Reach All-Time High

  7. Wholesale NYISO Electric Price Comparison

  8. Electric and Gas Price Correlation

  9. Price Separation Between West and Capital

  10. 2014 vs 2013 Hourly Congestion: West - Capital

  11. Avg Net Monthly MW Imports from and (Exports) to ISONE vs. Price Spread between Zones A and F

  12. 350 kWh/Month 600 kWh/Month 600 kWh/Month

  13. Customer Reaction

  14. Electric Price Issues • Winter electric prices the highest ever in January; seem to be driven by high natural gas transportation costs to generators • West to Capital price spread the highest this January/February, due to electric transmission congestion • Exports to New England contributing to higher Capital District prices

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