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FPL 2016 Planning Process - Attachment K

FPL 2016 Planning Process - Attachment K. Transmission Services And Planning. July 20 th , 2016. Agenda. Welcome Safety Message and Evacuation Attachment K Process Overview Planning Process and Data Submission Forecast Process and Delivery Points Network Resources by Entity

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FPL 2016 Planning Process - Attachment K

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  1. FPL 2016 Planning Process- Attachment K Transmission Services And Planning July 20th, 2016

  2. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  3. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  4. FPL’s 2016 Transmission Planning FERC Order 890 Attachment KKICK-OFF MEETING 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  5. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  6. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  7. Attachment K Meeting Purpose • The Transmission Provider, which is ultimately responsible for the development of the Transmission Provider's annual 10 Year Expansion Plan, will lead the Local Process on a coordinated basis with the Customers/Stakeholders. • This Local Transmission Planning Process will be implemented in such a manner as to ensure the development of the Local Transmission Plan in a timely manner. • The Transmission Provider will facilitate each meeting throughout the process. • The Transmission Provider will encourage an open dialogue and the sharing of information with Customers/Stakeholders (subject to confidentiality requirements and FERC Standards of Conduct – note: the provision for handling of information also applies to all steps of the Local Process) in the development of the Local Transmission Plan. 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  8. Attachment K Meeting Participants and Meetings Going Forward • Customers/Stakeholders are invited to participate in the Transmission Provider's Local Process. • The Local Process will comply with the FERC nine principles as well as the provisions below. • An annual initial kick-off meetings will be open to all Customers/Stakeholders and noticed by the Transmission Provider to all Customers/Stakeholders with sufficient time to arrange for travel planning and attendance (two week minimum). • The annual initial kick-off meeting will be a face-to-face meeting; otherwise, with the consent of the Customers/Stakeholders, meetings may be organized as face-to-face meetings, conference calls, web-ex events, etc., wherein the dialogue and communications will be open, direct, detailed, and consistent with the FERC Standards of Conduct and confidentiality requirements. 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  9. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  10. Introduction to planning process • Purpose of planning process • Share and exchange information necessary for planning consistent with FERC rules (e.g. Standards of Conduct, Critical Energy Infrastructure Information) • Non-public transmission information not to be shared with merchant function (potential commercial advantage) • Sharing/discussing transmission information that has already been made available publicly is allowed 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  11. Data Submission Validation • Load forecast • Latest trends • Transmission delivery points • Updates on in-service dates (Transmission customers) • Latest Network Resource forecast summaries • FPL • Network Customers • SEC• FMPA• CVB • LCEC •HST • FKEC • LWU • NSB • City of Blountstown • City of Wauchula • City of Winter Park • GTC • City of Moore Haven 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  12. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  13. Current Summer Load Forecasts 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  14. Current Summer Load Forecasts(Continued) 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  15. Delivery Points and Projects 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  16. Delivery Points and Projects 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  17. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  18. Network Resources Forecast • Network Resources posted on FPL’s OASIS site • The FPL OASIS website is available at the following link - http://www.oatioasis.com/fpl/ Network Integration Transmission Service Folder Designated Network Resources Sub-Folder 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  19. Network Resources Forecast Process and Requirements • Forecast current year plus next ten years • Coordinated with Interchange Spreadsheet and Data Bank • Forecasts submitted by tariff dates • Usually revised at least once before April 1 • Work with customer planners to verify resource plans • Agree on changes to FRCC Data Bank inputs • Interchange Spreadsheet • Changes not official and complete until OASIS requests reviewed, studied if necessary, and CONFIRMED • Revised Network Resources forecast posted • FERC Order 676-H and NAESB OASIS Business Practices document  (WEQ -001) have mandated changes to the way OASIS handles network service and those changes will go into effect in early 2016 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  20. Florida Power and Light Company Network Resources 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  21. Seminole Electric Cooperative Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  22. Florida Municipal Power Administration Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  23. Lee County Electric Cooperative Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  24. Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  25. City of Vero Beach Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  26. City of New Smyrna Beach Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  27. Lake Worth Utilities Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  28. City of Wauchula Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  29. City of Winter Park Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  30. City of Blountstown Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  31. Georgia Transmission Corporation Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  32. City of Homestead Network Resources Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  33. City of Moore Haven Network Resources Coming Soon! Does not reflect approved short term Network Resource Designations in the Operations Planning Horizon 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  34. Network Resource Process Review • Network Customers review posting and provide feedback • Planners to consider Network Resources posting requirements in recommending changes / improvements to Interchange Spreadsheet • Encourage resource planners to work with their respective transmission planners prior to requesting service on OASIS 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  35. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  36. NERC Reliability Standards and projects • Review TPL Standards • New TPL-001-4 effective 1/2015: R1 & R7 1/2016: R2-R6 &R8 • Project overview by regional area • Review FPL project plans in close proximity to customers • Transmission customer input … what plans do you have in this area? 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  37. NERC Transmission Planning Reliability Standards • FPL must plan its transmission system to comply with the NERC Transmission Planning Reliability Standards. TPL-001- 4, describes system conditions to be tested and the required levels of system performance Category P0- Represents System performance with no contingencies and all facilities in service. Category P1- Represents System performance with single contingency events. Category P2- Represents System performance with single contingency events (fault plus loss of two or more elements). Category P3- Represents System performance under multiple contingencies (loss of generator unit). 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  38. NERC Transmission Planning Reliability Standards (continued) Category P4- Represents System performance under multiple contingencies (fault plus stuck breaker). Category P5- Represents System performance under multiple contingencies (fault plus relay failure to operate). Category P6- Represents System performance under multiple contingencies (loss of one element followed by system adjustments). Category P7- Represents System performance under multiple contingencies (common structure) Extreme Events Short Circuit 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  39. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview (CEII Information Slides Removed from this file) • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  40. South Area Projects Discussed • Add Quarry Substation adjacent to Levee in 2018 for new 230 injections • Modify routing of Davis – Cutler line in 2019 • Modify routing of Galloway – Coconut Grove line in 2019 to bypass South Miami • Slight increase in total generation capacity of Turkey Point in 2016 to 2780 MW 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  41. Central Area Projects Discussed • New St. Lucie – Turnpike 230kV line in 2017 • Reconfigure Midway - Ralls 230 line to terminate in Emerson Substation 2018 • Add new Sandpiper-Midway #2 230kV line including 2 new distribution substations in 2019 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  42. North Area Projects Discussed • Add new Raven 230kV Substation near existing Price 115kV Substation in 2019 • Add new 230kV line from Duval to Raven in 2019 • Discussed Clay Coop (Seminole) conversion of existing 69 kV system between Tustenuggee Substation and New River Substation to 115kV currently planned for 2017. • Add new Amelia Substation in 2018 adjacent to O’Neil 230kV Substation. Amelia will also be connected to JEA’s Nassau Substation and Fernandina Beach. • Ampacity Upgrades for Lewis - St. Johns and Kacie – St. Augustine line sections in 2020 • Second 230/115kV Auto added at Mill Creek Winter 2016 • New Pellicer-St. Johns 230kV line added 2018 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  43. West Area Projects Planned • New 74.9MW Babcock Solar and Tucker Substation tied to the new Hercules Substation which is looped into the 230 system north of Ft Myers Substation in 2016 • Ft Myers Plant capacity increase to 2298 MW 2016 • Reconfiguration of Buckingham substation to include 230kV with 230kV connections to Orange River and Collier in 2016 and Ft Myers in 2017. New Buckingham – Alico 230kV line in 2017 • New Collier – Terry 230kV line in 2020 • Move connection of Labelle substation from the current 138kV line to 230kV line in 2021 • New LCEC Immokalee West Substation connection in 2020 to FPL Buckingham-Orange Tree 230kV line section. • New LCEC Kismet Substation on FPL Lee - Saddlewood 230kV line section in 2021

  44. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

  45. FRCC Databank • Siemens has addressed some MOD issues • Additional improvements are expected • FRCC continues to discuss issues with Siemens • Siemens evaluating future enhancements proposed by TWG subgroup • Cases were completed on June 21st (RI) 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  46. FRCC LRS and Assessment √ √ √ • Schedule √ √ PENDING REVISION √ √ In progress 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  47. FRCC LRS and Assessment (continued) • Standards • NERC current TPL Standard • Criteria - Monitor areas 1 -17 and 19 including ties 69kV or greater for all Categories. - Category P1 - Single contingencies** in areas 1-17 and 19 including ties 69kV and greater. - Voltages under/over will be company specific. - Category (P3 generator) single contingencies in areas 1-17 and 19 including ties 69kV and greater. Voltages under/over will be company specific. - Category P2-2, P2-3, P4, P5 and P7 contingencies are from Excel data base for 100kV or greater. - Voltages under/over will be company specific. - Determine P6 pairs using the following screening criteria (100 kV and above) • Voltages under/over are 0.88 and 1.10 P.U. • Thermal – 100% of Rate C - Once the candidate pairs have been found full AC analysis will be performed showing the system reconfiguration for the first contingency as well as the results from taking the second contingency in the pair. - Screening Criteria - all categories P1-P7. - Voltages under/over will be company specific. - Thermal – 100% of Rate B main reporting file. • Tools • TARA 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  48. FRCC LRS and Assessment (continued) • Methods 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  49. Study and Assessment (continued) • Customer participation • Provide the FRCC the requested information for the 2016 Long Range Study • Preferred Transmission Plan selection • All the needed remedies and coordinated plans are supplied and included in the FRCC Long Range Transmission Study Report- Regional Plan and posted on the FRCC ftp site • The selected transmission plan is incorporated into upcoming revisions of the FRCC-TWG Loadflow models 1.This document contains Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) as defined by the FERC at 18 CFR § 388.113 (2007). Access to this document is restricted by a non-disclosure agreement. Duplication or distribution of this document without the written consent of Florida Power & Light Co. is strictly prohibited. 2. This document must be treated in accordance with the FERC Standards of Conduct.

  50. Agenda • Welcome • Safety Message and Evacuation • Attachment K Process Overview • Planning Process and Data Submission • Forecast Process and Delivery Points • Network Resources by Entity • TPL NERC Reliability Standards • FPL System Area Overview • FRCC Databank Process and Assessment • Next Steps

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