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NPCC Multi-Area Probabilistic Reliability yAssessments
Comparison of 2010/2011 Results
NERC Loss-of-Load Expectation Working GroupNovember 7-8 2011November 7 8, 2011
November 7-8, 2011 NERC LOLE Working Group 1
Multi-Area Probabilistic Reliability Assessments
NPCC Probabilistic Analyses
Representation
Long Range Adequacy Overview
NERC Probabilistic Assessment Trial
November 7-8, 2011 NERC LOLE Working Group 2
Multi-Area Probabilistic Reliability Assessments
NPCC
• One millionsquare miles
• 56 million people
• 45% US5% US55% Canadian
• Represents 70%• Represents 70%of Canadian Load
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Multi-Area Probabilistic Reliability Assessments
Representation
New York New Englandg Maritimes QuebecQ Ontario Neighboring RegionsNeighboring Regions
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Multi-Area Probabilistic Reliability Assessments
Assumptions Load Representation Load Forecast Uncertainty Load Shape Unit Availability Transfer limits Operating Procedures Assistance Priorityy Neighboring Regions
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NPCC Long Range Adequacy Overview
Load Shape
For the past several years, the NPCC has been using different loadshapes for the different seasonal assessments. The 2002 loadshape is considered to be representative of a reasonable expectedshape is considered to be representative of a reasonable expectedcoincidence of area load for the summer assessments. Likewise,the 2003 – 2004 load shape has been used for the winter
Th l i f h l d h fi dassessments. The selection of these load shapes was confirmedearlier this year based on a review of the weather characteristicsand corresponding loads of the years from 2002 through 2008.
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Load Shapep
For this study that focuses on the entire year rather than asingle season, NPCC developed a composite load shape fromsingle season, NPCC developed a composite load shape fromthe historical hourly loads for 2002, 2003, and 2004. Januarythrough March of the composite shape was based on the datafor January through March of 2004 The months of Aprilfor January through March of 2004. The months of Aprilthrough September were based on those months for 2002,and October through December was based on the 2003 data.
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Load Shape
NPCC Long Range Adequacy Overview
Load Shape
Before the composite load model was developed by combining the various pieces the hourly loads for 2003 and 2004 were the various pieces, the hourly loads for 2003 and 2004 were adjusted by the ratios of their annual energy to the annual energy for 2002. This adjustment removed from the 2003 and 2004 l d th l d th th t h d d f 2002 2004 loads the load growth that had occurred from 2002, so as to create a more consistent load shape throughout the year.
The resulting load shape was then adjusted through the study period to match the monthly or annual peak and energy forecasts.
November 7-8, 2011 8NERC LOLE Working Group
NPCC Transfer Limits – CP-8 2011-2015 Long-Range Adequacy Overview(Assumed Ratings - MW)325
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95 S
12,100
300222200
2,000
5,200
1,200 S0 W
MANIT
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65 S85 W
95 S110 W
NW
NE
OttawaOttawa 1,500Total Ontario
4,600 In5,550 Out-S
330 S342 W
262 S274 W
QuebecJB
ND
Chur.
MANMAN
14,1000
NSPEI
NBM
900 S1 000 W
485 S 520 W
200
300
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200NM
124 350West
Niagara
East800
420 S470 W
5,550 Out S6,100 Out-W
9999
Ontario Maritimes
Mtl
QueCent.
0
17,700
100
1,200NBM
NB1,850 S2,300 W
1,817 S1,887 W
1,397 S 1,417 W
1,580 S1,860 W
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1,000 W
2501,400
550
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1,220
1,660 1,000
1,500BHE
140 NewY k
300
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CdrsCdrs
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1
A
C
D
FG
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CMAMRO- USMRO- US
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1,870 S2,160 W
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J2J2
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CSC)
1,000 5006,500
5,500NOR
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1,400 S1,875 W
1,400 S1,875 W
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Transfer Limits – NPCC 2011 Long Range Adequacy Overview(Assumed Ratings - MW)
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2,000
5,200MANIT
357339
65 S85 W
95 S110 W
NE330 S342 W
262 S274 W
QuebecJB
Chur.
MANPEI
900 S1,000 W
12,900
150
222
1,900
1,200 S0 W
124
350
90 NW
West
Ottawa
East800
1,923 S1,998 W
Total Ontario4,800 In
5,200 In (01/13)5,550 Out-S6,100 Out-W Ontario
MaritimesND
QueCent.
15,050
22,290
NS
NB
1,397 S 1,417 W
685 S720 W1,200
550
700 *
1,220 S1,300 S (01/13)
1,470 W1,750 W (01/13)
1,200
1 500
NMNiagara
East420 S470 W
9,999Mtl22,290
100
300
2,723 S2,798 W
1,817 S1,887 W
Cdrs
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1,580 S1,640 S (01/13)
1,860 W1,800 W (01/13)
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D
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1,660 S1,700 S (01/13)
1,980 W2,305 W (01/13)
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CMAMRO- US
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VT0
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Total NY NE
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5,500NOR
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Total NY-NE(Excludes CSC)
,Cent.
East8,400
PJM-RTO
810
1,015
JSW3,000
* The actual transfer capability is 1,000 MW. However, it was modeled as 700 MW to reflect limitations imposed by internal New England constraints that are currently under review by ISO New England.
NPCC 2010 Long Range Adequacy Overview
Hourly LOLE - Expected Load0.12
0.08
0.10
ear
0.04
0.06
hour
s/ye
0.00
0.02
Q MT NE NY ON PJM- RFC- RFC MRO-Q MT NE NY ON PJM-RTO
RFC-OTH
RFC MRO-US
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0.30
Hourly LOLE - Expected Load
0.20
0.25
ar PRELIMINARY
0.10
0.15
hour
s/ye PRELIMINARY
0.00
0.05
QB MT NE NY ON PJM-RTO RFC-OTH RFC MRO-US
Area
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LOEE - Expected Load0.50
ad
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0.40
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1 60
1.80
oad
LOEE - Expected Load
1.00
1.20
1.40
1.60
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ion
MW
h Lo
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0.60
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h EU
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Daily LOLE - Expected Load0.030
0.020
0.025
ear
0.010
0.015
days
/ye
0.000
0.005
Q MT NE NY ON PJM- RFC- RFC MRO-QRTO OTH US
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0.07
0.08
0.09
0.10
ar PRELIMINARY
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0.04
0.05
0.06
days
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0.00
0.01
0.02
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Area LOLE – Expected Load
0.075Q
MT
NE
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0.05 NE
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ON
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0.025
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5
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200220
03
2004
2005
200620
07
2008
200920
10
2011
2012
201320
14
2015
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Area LOLE – Expected Load
Q
MTPRELIMINARYNE
NY
ON
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