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RMR Exit Strategies Update TAC November 6, 2003
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RMR Exit Strategies Update. TAC November 6, 2003. RMR UNITS. Exit Timelines. Next Steps. Exit strategy for B.M. Davis will be presented to TAC and Board in December Bates and Laredo remain: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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RMR Exit Strategies Update
TACNovember 6, 2003
Fort Phantom
San Angelo
La Palma
Rio Pecos
G
G
G G
G
G
Bates
Laredo G
B. M. Davis 335 MWLa Palma 249 MWLaredo 172 MWBates 183 MWFort Phantom 202 MW San Angelo 102 MWRio Pecos 98 MWTotal: 1,341 MW
B. M. Davis
Fort Phantom
San Angelo
La Palma
Rio Pecos
G
G
G G
G
G
Bates
Laredo G
B. M. Davis 335 MWLa Palma 249 MWLaredo 172 MWBates 183 MWFort Phantom 202 MW San Angelo 102 MWRio Pecos 98 MWTotal: 1,341 MW
B. M. Davis
RMR UNITS
Exit Timelines
Unit Capacity Est. Exit Timeline
Rio Pecos 98 MW November, 2003
San Angelo 102 MW Summer 2004
Fort Phantom 202 MW Dec. 2004
La Palma 249 MW Dec. 2005
B.M. Davis 335 MW Dec. 2004
Bates 183 MW N/A
Laredo 172 MW N/A
TOTAL 1,341 MW
Next Steps Exit strategy for B.M. Davis will be presented
to TAC and Board in December Bates and Laredo remain:
Long Term solutions presented by AEP require extensive 345kV upgrades – will require thorough evaluation
Phase I or ERCOT-CFE study provide short term alternatives
TECO and ERCOT are discussing an alternative that would use Frontera as a short-term alternative to Bates
ERCOT continues to receive and validate key input data required for full economic analysis
CFE / ERCOT Interconnection Study Findings
Contents
Study History and Systems Overview Phase I and II Studies Scope Phase I Assumptions and Findings Interconnection Applications and
Market Overview Enabling Protocols and Agreements Conclusions and Next Steps
Mexico and United States Border Region CFE/ERCOT
S . Lane City
A ustrop
K endallS an Marcos
Lytton
S aguin
P eters
FlewellerFP P
Flatonia
Hallettsville
S o. Lane City
Columba
E dna
Carbia
K ingsville
P leasantion
K ennedy
S kyline
HondoUvalde
A sherton
Del Reo B rackettville
E agle P ass
Zapata
B runi
Falfurrias
E dinburg
S tratton
DOW
T.H. W HA RTON
GRE E NSB AY OU
W .A . PA RIS H
S OMME RS
S A N A NTONIO
P E A RS A LL
S A N MIGUE L
LA RE DO
FA LCON DA MRaymondville
B A RNE YDAV IS
LON C. HILL NUE CE SB AY
JOS LIN
RAY B URN
V ICTORIA
COLE TO
GIDE ON
S TP
VA LA S COB lessing
A ngleton
Zorn
LA PA LMAJ.L. B ATE S
Coleto
Creek
CPSLCRA
Center Point
AEP-TNC
Del Rio
Pawnee
Eagle Pass
Piedras
Negras
HERCULESPOT
LA AMISTAD
NAVA
( 2 )
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO
CARBON II
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON
TORREONSUR
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA
PVMONTERREY
REYNOSA
CD. VICTORIA
SALTILLO
ALTAMIRA
ESCOBEDO
PLAZA
( 2 ) ( 2 )
TEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA
AMISTAD
(2)(3)
ANDALUCIAGOMEZ
PALACIO
LERDO
PRESAFALCON
( 2 )( 2 ) ( 2 )
( 2 )
( 2 )
LAUROVILLAR
ANAHUACAEROPUERTO
( 2 )( 2 )
(3)
36 MW
HVDC
AEP-TCC
CFE
Gulf of Mexico
CFEArea 1 Matamoros-BrownsvilleArea 2 Reynosa – McAllenArea 3 Nuevo Laredo – LaredoArea 4 Piedras Negras – Eagle PassArea 5 Presa Falcon – FalconArea 6 Ojinaga - Presidio
Area 1
Area 2Area 5
Area 3
Area 4
CAMARGOHERCULES
SANTIAGO
FCO.VILLAAVALOS
CUAUHTEMOC
CHIHUAHUA
Area 6
230 kV
138/115 kV
69 kV
Generation
Substation
345/400 kV
United States
Mexico
PresidioOjinaga
AlamitoCreek
Marfa Alpine
( 2 )
PTO. ALTAMIRA
S . Lane City
A ustrop
K endallS an Marcos
Lytton
S aguin
P eters
FlewellerFP P
Flatonia
Hallettsville
S o. Lane City
Columba
E dna
Carbia
K ingsville
P leasantion
K ennedy
S kyline
HondoUvalde
A sherton
Del Reo B rackettville
E agle P ass
Zapata
B runi
Falfurrias
E dinburg
S tratton
DOW
T.H. W HA RTON
GRE E NSB AY OU
W .A . PA RIS H
S OMME RS
S A N A NTONIO
P E A RS A LL
S A N MIGUE L
LA RE DO
FA LCON DA MRaymondville
B A RNE YDAV IS
LON C. HILL NUE CE SB AY
JOS LIN
RAY B URN
V ICTORIA
COLE TO
GIDE ON
S TP
VA LA S COB lessing
A ngleton
Zorn
LA PA LMAJ.L. B ATE S
Coleto
Creek
CPSLCRA
Center Point
AEP-TNC
Del Rio
Pawnee
Eagle Pass
Piedras
Negras
HERCULESPOT
LA AMISTAD
NAVA
( 2 )
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO
CARBON II
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON
TORREONSUR
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA
PVMONTERREY
REYNOSA
CD. VICTORIA
SALTILLO
ALTAMIRA
ESCOBEDO
PLAZA
( 2 ) ( 2 )
TEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA
AMISTAD
(2)(3)
ANDALUCIAGOMEZ
PALACIO
LERDO
PRESAFALCON
( 2 )( 2 ) ( 2 )
( 2 )
( 2 )
LAUROVILLAR
ANAHUACAEROPUERTO
( 2 )( 2 )
(3)
36 MW
HVDC
AEP-TCC
CFE
Gulf of Mexico
CFEArea 1 Matamoros-BrownsvilleArea 2 Reynosa – McAllenArea 3 Nuevo Laredo – LaredoArea 4 Piedras Negras – Eagle PassArea 5 Presa Falcon – FalconArea 6 Ojinaga - Presidio
Area 1
Area 2Area 5
Area 3
Area 4
CAMARGOHERCULES
SANTIAGO
FCO.VILLAAVALOS
CUAUHTEMOC
CHIHUAHUA
Area 6
230 kV
138/115 kV
69 kV
Generation
Substation
345/400 kV
230 kV
138/115 kV
69 kV
Generation
Substation
230 kV
138/115 kV
69 kV
Generation
Substation
345/400 kV
United States
Mexico
PresidioOjinaga
AlamitoCreek
Marfa Alpine
( 2 )
PTO. ALTAMIRA
(CFE)
230 kV
138/115 kV
Substation
345 kV
ESCOBEDO
PLAZATEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA
MEXICO
(ERCOT)TEXAS
Generation
(520MW)
SILAS RAY (120MW)
Falcon
(178MW)
FRONTERA(550MW)
MAGIC VALLEY (750MW)
HIDALGO (550MW)
(465MW)
400 kV
LAURO VILLAR
ANAHUAC (1550MW)AEROPUERTO
PRESAFALCON (31MW)
Zapata
Bruni
Falfurrias
Edinburg
LAREDO (170MW)
Raymondville
LA PALMA (259MW)
J.L. BATES
HERCULESPOT
NAVA
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO (1200MW)
CARBON II (1400MW)
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON (31MW)
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA (1861MW)PV
MONTERREY
REYNOSA
SALTILLO (485MW)
Border Systems Overview
Zapata
Bruni
Falfurrias
Edinburg
LAREDO (170MW)
Raymondville
LA PALMA (259MW)
J.L. BATES
HERCULESPOT
NAVA
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO (1200MW)
CARBON II (1400MW)
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON (31MW)
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA (1861MW)PV
MONTERREY
REYNOSA
SALTILLO (485MW)
ESCOBEDO
PLAZATEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA PRESAFALCON (31MW)
LAURO VILLAR
ANAHUAC (1550MW)AEROPUERTO
(CFE)
230 kV
138/115 kV
Substation
345 kV
(178MW)
FRONTERA(550MW)
MAGIC VALLEY (750MW)
HIDALGO (550MW)
(465MW)
400 kV
MEXICO
(ERCOT)TEXAS
Generation
(520MW)
SILAS RAY (120MW)
Falcon
System Overview
Zapata
Bruni
Falfurrias
Edinburg
LAREDO (170MW)
Raymondville
LA PALMA (259MW)
J.L. BATES
HERCULESPOT
NAVA
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO (1200MW)
CARBON II (1400MW)
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON (31MW)
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA (1861MW)PV
MONTERREY
REYNOSA
SALTILLO (485MW)
ESCOBEDO
PLAZATEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA PRESAFALCON (31MW)
LAURO VILLAR
ANAHUAC (1550MW)AEROPUERTO
(CFE)
230 kV
138/115 kV
Substation
345 kV
(178MW)
FRONTERA(550MW)
MAGIC VALLEY (750MW)
HIDALGO (550MW)
(465MW)
400 kV
MEXICO
(ERCOT)TEXAS
Generation
(520MW)
SILAS RAY (120MW)
Falcon
System Overview
Zapata
Bruni
Falfurrias
Edinburg
LAREDO (170MW)
Raymondville
LA PALMA (259MW)
J.L. BATES
HERCULESPOT
NAVA
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO (1200MW)
CARBON II (1400MW)
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON (31MW)
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA (1861MW)PV
MONTERREY
REYNOSA
SALTILLO (485MW)
ESCOBEDO
PLAZATEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA PRESAFALCON (31MW)
LAURO VILLAR
ANAHUAC (1550MW)AEROPUERTO
(CFE)
230 kV
138/115 kV
Substation
345 kV
(178MW)
FRONTERA(550MW)
MAGIC VALLEY (750MW)
HIDALGO (550MW)
(465MW)
400 kV
MEXICO
(ERCOT)TEXAS
Generation
(520MW)
SILAS RAY (120MW)
Falcon
System Overview
Zapata
Bruni
Falfurrias
Edinburg
LAREDO (170MW)
Raymondville
LA PALMA (259MW)
J.L. BATES
HERCULESPOT
NAVA
N. ROSITA
RIO ESCONDIDO (1200MW)
CARBON II (1400MW)
NUEVOLAREDO
MATAMOROSRIOBRAVO
FALCON (31MW)
LAMPAZOS
V. GARCIA
HUINALA (1861MW)
PVMONTERREY
REYNOSA
SALTILLO (485MW)
ESCOBEDO
PLAZATEC
MONCLOVA
MONTE MORELOS
FRONTERA PRESAFALCON (31MW)
LAURO VILLAR
ANAHUAC (1550MW)AEROPUERTO
(CFE)
230 kV
138/115 kV
Generation
Substation
345 kV
(178MW)
FRONTERA(550MW)
MAGIC VALLEY (750MW)
HIDALGO (550MW)
(465MW)
Generation
400 kV
RMR
MEXICO
(ERCOT)TEXAS
(520MW)
SILAS RAY (120MW)
Falcon
System Overview
Conclusions Mutual support benefits to end use
customers are recognized in the near term: Block Load Transfers at Acuña, Asynchronous ties at Laredo and McAllen
Asynchronous ties afford significant flexibility and reliability to CFE and ERCOT
New interconnections have the potential for providing services beyond reliability,
Facilitate competition and trade Enhance economic efficiencies
Conclusions (cont.) Larger ties will have broad policy and
economic impacts Phase II studies will identify larger ties Cost vs. impact to the energy markets
Phase II involvement of DOE/PUCT and SENER/CRE is recommended
Next Steps ERCOT to complete economic evaluations of
alternatives to RMR services, CFE and ERCOT to develop system support
services agreement, Ensure ERCOT protocols support and
facilitate transactions over CFE/ERCOT ties, Transmission Service Providers to complete
transmission upgrades to support and build the CFE/ERCOT interconnections,
Proceed with the applicable presidential permits for the CFE/ERCOT interconnections
Questions?
