Wholesale Power Price Forecast 01/28/03 Current Trends Update March 11, 2003.

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Wholesale Power Price Forecast 01/28/03 Current Trends Update March 11, 2003

Transcript of Wholesale Power Price Forecast 01/28/03 Current Trends Update March 11, 2003.

Page 1: Wholesale Power Price Forecast 01/28/03 Current Trends Update March 11, 2003.

Wholesale Power Price Forecast

01/28/03 Current Trends Update

March 11, 2003

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Northwest Power Planning Council: March 2003

Major updates since A&R forecast

• AURORA vendor updates:– updated model version – revised default curtailment blocks– finer WECC load-resource area definition (Baja & S. NV)

• Adjusted scope of PNW East & MT load-resource areas.• Updated inventory of post-2000 completions and projects under

construction.• Heavy scrubbing of existing thermal resource data.• NPPC revised load growth forecasts (PNW & other LRAs).• NPPC revised fuel price forecasts and pricing structure.• NPPC revised new resource characteristics.• Reshaped seasonal distribution of planned outages.• Added scheduled upgrades to LRA transfer capacity.

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Northwest Power Planning Council: March 2003

Current Trends case key assumptions I

• Projects scheduled for completion are completed; additional projects are market-driven.

• Suspended projects > 25% complete available as new resource options at reduced capital cost.

• Projects scheduled for retirement are retired; additional retirements are market-driven.

• $15/kW/yr point-to-point transmission & basic ancillary services cost plus 1.9% transmission loss penalty (except cogen & peaking units).

• NPPC medium case fuel price forecasts.

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Northwest Power Planning Council: March 2003

Current Trends case key assumptions II

• NPPC medium case load forecasts.• New resource options:

540 MW gas-fired combined-cycle gas turbine (frame)70 MW duct firing (power augmentation) for above2 x 46 MW gas-fired simple-cycle gas turbine (aeroderivative)100 MW wind plant400 MW pulverized coal-fired steam-electric (ex. PNW-West & CA)20 MW central-station solar photovoltaics

• Permanent production incentive for new renewables.

• SBC and RPS resource development where adopted.

• Oregon CO2 offset requirement for all new fossil units.

• $7.50/MWh green tag revenue for new renewables.

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Northwest Power Planning Council: March 2003

Price forecasts: Mid-Columbia

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Northwest Power Planning Council: March 2003

Levelized Mid-Columbia price forecast(2006–25)

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