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EILS Technical Workshop 2.0
February 16, 2010
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Agenda Introduction June – September 2010 Procurement Schedule EILS Submission Form Review of Meter Data Submittal Requirements and
Formats Reinstatement Procedures for Suspended Loads Substitution Procedures Unavailability Procedures Testing Procedures Q & A
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June – September 2010 Procurement ScheduleDRAFT1
EILS PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE
June through September 2010 Contract Period All deadlines are 5 p.m. unless otherwise noted; times are U.S. Central Prevailing Time.
Date Action
Ongoing QSE submit proposals & supporting data to ERCOT for any prospective Non-IDR EILS aggregations
Ongoing QSE submit information for preliminary baseline review of prospective EILS Resources
Thu Mar 11 2010 DRAFT Technical Requirements & Scope of Work posted to EILS web page; Market Participant comments accepted through March 20
Fri Mar 26 2010 Last date for QSEs to request preliminary baseline reviews
Tue Mar 30 2010
Request for Proposal (RFP) Issued FINAL Technical Requirements & Scope of Work posted to EILS web page Resource ID process begins — submittal of Resources for baseline assignment & capacity pre-screening
Tue Apr 27 2010 Last date to submit EILS Resource IDs
Thu Apr 29 2010 QSEs receive baseline assignment & capacity pre-screening information for prospective EILS Resources
Tue May 4 2010 QSEs opting for Self-Provision submit the Notification of Self-Provision Form
Thu May 6 2010 BIDS & Self Provision Offers Due Fri May 14 2010 Self-Providing QSEs receive options for adjusted commitment levels.
Mon May 17 2010 Self-Providing QSEs provide final Self-Provision commitment EILS Award Notifications and contract materials distributed to awarded QSEs Market Notice with summary of EILS awards released
Thu May 27 2010 Signed contracts must be returned to ERCOT
Tue Jun 1 2010 First day of Contract Period
Tue Jun 1 2010 Preliminary baseline reviews re-opens
Thu Sep 30 2010 Last day of Contract Period
Fri Nov 5 2010 Deadline for submitting NOIE or non-TDSP interval meter data to ERCOT
Mon Nov 15 2010 ERCOT provides unofficial availability and event performance data to QSEs
Fri Nov 26 2010 Deadline for QSEs to identify any discrepancies with ERCOT’s unofficial data
Fri Dec 10 2010 Approximate Settlement date for this Contract Period
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EILS Submission Form• Feb – May 2010 Procurement
Incorporated changes based on feedback during the Oct 2009 – Jan 2010 procurement cycle
One form for all phases of EILS Format streamlined – “R” tabs More flexibility for Alternate Baseline Resources Pre-populated workbooks provided by ERCOT
Use of “All_Alt” tab Qualify individual loads for the Alternate Baseline Allow them to be mixed and matched into Resources ERCOT provided composite “All_Alt” tab – all loads submitted and okayed in RIDs (R-tabs and All_Alt
tabs) Same generic RID Number assigned to all submissions
R-tab with Alternate Baseline Selected Analyze Default and Analyze Alternate fields ignored during RID process Unique RID Number assigned if okayed No load changes allowed if submitted as a Bid Any combination of ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ allowed for Analyze Alternate fields when bidding
ERCOT worked with QSEs to correct and re-process most RIDs rather than rely on E-Mail exchange
Greatly reduced volume of errors – easier for both QSEs and ERCOT!
Discussion of any issues related to the form and/or RID-Bid Process?
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EILS Submission Form Form Changes Being Implemented --- MINOR!
Applicable for remainder of Feb – May 2010 Contract Period Reinstatements Substitutions Preliminary Baseline Reviews
Applicable for Jun – Sep 2010 Procurement Process
Added cell with drop-down list on Identification Tab to code purpose for submission
Renaming “All_Alt” tab to “Alt” tab … to avoid confusion with “All_Alt” and “All Alt” Purpose and usage remain the same
Addition of an Address Field for each load To help track loads over their participation in EILS
Applicable to loads in both competitive and NOIE areas To facilitate tracking loads with multiple sites e.g. chain stores Distinct street address and city required … blank or incomplete addresses will be treated as errors
Flexible Tab Names Identification Tab – no change – must be included Alt Tab – revised name (see bullet above) may be deleted or just left blank during RID process Resource Tabs (formerly R-tabs) – free-form names allowed
ERCOT will provide Pre-populated forms with Resource Names used as tab names ERCOT will return okayed RID forms with Resource Names used as tab names Note: Excel limitations on
tab name length (30) Characters not allowed: & : | ? ? * [ ]
Eliminated Tab Count cell on Identification Tab
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EILS Submission Form
Open Form and Discuss Changes Note: posted form will only be usable for
Preliminary Baseline Reviews New RIDs for Procurement Reinstatement RIDs Substitution Pre-Qualification RIDs
Questions / Comments on Changes?
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Meter Data Submittal
Three sources of interval data for EILS Registered TDSP in competitive area
NOIE TDSP
QSE installed metering
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Meter Data Submittal
Data from a Registered TDSP
NOIE Settlement Metering Points included Normally interval data will be pulled from ERCOT’s Settlement System and
used for EILS analysis QSE premise level metering will be ignored if TDSP interval data is available When a new TDSP IDR meter has been installed at a premise
Interval data may be available to the TDSP but not in ERCOT’s Settlement System QSE should make arrangements with the TDSP to have load data submitted to
ERCOTdo not wait until the end of the contract period
Submission outside the TX Set process (before IDR profile change takes effect) Data must be in a prescribed format No affidavit required from TDSP Missing data will be treated as zero for availability, automatic failure for event/test
performance
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Meter Data Submittal - continued
Data from a NOIE TDSP QSE responsible for arrangements with NOIE TDSP to have load data
submitted to ERCOT Monthly submission in a prescribed format required
Data from QSE-Installed Metering Premise level data from a NIDR load or sub-metering data from either an IDR
or NIDR load Accuracy consistent with PUC Substantive Rules and ERCOT Protocols Affidavit from P.E. required ERCOT will validate against IDR or NIDR data in Settlement System If sub-metering a premise within a NOIE area, QSE must make arrangements
with the NOIE to have premise level billing data (IDR/NIDR) sent to ERCOT for validation purposes
Monthly data submission in a prescribed format required 35 days after last day of calendar month
Missing/invalid data will be treated as zero for availability, automatic failure for event/test performance
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Meter Data Submittal - continued
Important Interval Data Submission Deadlines
March 7 – data for the October-January Contract Period
April 4 – data for month of February
May 5 – data for month of March
June 4 – data for month of April
July 5 – data for month of May
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Meter Data Submittal - Formats Currently Supported
One day row formats ERCOT Standard Format MV-90 Lotus Format
Column Format Others formats: .LS and .LSE Documentation and Examples at link below:http://www.ercot.com/content/services/programs/load/eils/meterinfo/Interval%20Data%20File%20Format%20Descriptions.doc
All formats must treat DST properly Spring day 92 intervals Fall day 100 intervals
New formats can be accommodated … contact ERCOT to discuss Questions/Issues with meter data formats
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Reinstatement Procedures for Suspended Loads
Deadline Action
Feb. 22 Final day for the QSE to submit a corrective action plan for any EILS Resource(s) desiring to be reinstated
Feb. 26 Deadline for QSE on behalf of EILS Resource to submit a Reinstatement Resource ID using the standard EILS Submission form
Mar. 5 ERCOT staff provides baseline assignment options and capacity pre-screening information back to the QSE
Mar. 8
QSE submits a Reinstatement Bid using the standard EILS Submission form, indicating a MW capacity offer, Minimum Base Load (MBL), and baseline selection (if a choice is available), but not price Resource is subject to a full load-shed test as soon as the Reinstatement Bid is submitted; test procedures will be the same as an annual test, via a VDI thru the QSE hotline
April 22
ERCOT returns test results to the QSE. This may occur earlier, depending on the timing of meter data submission. If the resource is found to have failed the test, it will be ineligible to bid into the upcoming Contract Period. If the resource passes the test, it will be eligible to bid and will not be subject to another test for 365 days unless it is re-bid as part of an aggregation that is materially different from the original resource.
April 27 Final day to submit a formal Resource ID for the June-September 2010 Contract Period
May 6
Bid due date. Bids for reinstated EILS Resources must adhere to the parameters described in the Technical Requirements & Scope of Work. ERCOT may reject or modify the MW capacity value or MBL if it determines these values are not supported by historical meter data or are inconsistent with prior bidding practice for that resource.
Reinstatement Calendar Posted at http://www.ercot.com/services/programs/load/eils/index
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Reinstatement Procedures for Suspended Loads• Resource submitted for reinstatement does not have to match the
suspended resource identically– May exclude one or more loads and include other loads
• If Resource passes the load-shed test– Eligible to bid in the upcoming Contract Period
• RID submission not required– No load-shed test for 365 days– No changes allowed to load configuration after Reinstatement Bid– MW capacity ≤ amount on Reinstatement Bid– Minimum base load ≥ amount on Reinstatement Bid– Load, MW Capacity and Minimum Base Load changes allowed in subsequent
procurement cycles
• If Resource fails the load-shed test– Ineligible to bid in the upcoming Contract Period– Ineligibility continues until a test is passed
• Questions Regarding Reinstatement
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Substitution Procedures
ERCOT may limit the number of substitutions for a resource during a contract period
Substitution must be pre-qualified Registered and qualified LAAR Previously qualified EILS resource which has passed a test in last
365 days Reinstated resource – no load changes allowed Loads from a currently obligated resource (resource augmentation)
Substitution limited to that specific resource Resource composed of loads from one or more previously obligated
resources and/or new loads with no previous EILS participation No pre-qualification test required if at least 80% of the load in the
resource from resources which have passed a test in last 365 days
Otherwise passing a pre-qualification test required
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Substitution Procedures - continued
Pre-qualification Process
QSE must submit EILS Resource Submission form to ERCOT as a Pre-Qualification RID
ERCOT responds with baseline assignment options and test status (required or not required for pre-qualification) and capacity pre-screening information
QSE submits EILS Resource Submission form to ERCOT as a Pre-Qualification Bid
Baseline selection, MW capacity and minimum base load
ERCOT administers test if needed and reports results to QSE
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Substitution Procedures - continued
Substitution Process
QSE notifies ERCOT via email of substitution Identify resource being replaced and substitute resource to be used Begin date and estimated end date for period of substitution
Substitution is for complete calendar days only May be for one or more time periods Substitution may begin no earlier than hour ending 01:00 of the next
calendar day following ERCOT receipt of notification
Attached EILS Resource Submission form as Substitution Bid MW capacity same as resource being replaced Minimum base load ≥ pre-qualification bid MBL Substituted and replaced resources must have same baseline type
Alternate to alternate Default to default, but default type (Regression, Mid 8 of 10, MDP) does
not have to match
Appendix A due to ERCOT within 3 days of email notification
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Substitution Procedures - continued
Periods of unavailability may be submitted for a substitution During the substitution period, availability status of the substituting resource
overrides status of the replaced resource 2% limit on allowed unavailability with 5 business day notice applies to the
combined availability status
For alternate baseline resources, the average load excluding the minimum base load for a time period limited to 150% of the original capacity MW
If the availability factor for one or more time periods during the contract period is less than 95%, all loads in the original and substitute resources are subject to being treated as having failed to perform
In a deployment event, the resource obligated at that time is subject to deployment requirements
Substitution resources may be subject to unannounced load-shed tests Warning: For default baseline resources, time is of the essence for a
substitution to be useful If load in 5% or more of the obligated intervals is below Capacity MW +
MBL, before the substitution takes effect, the resource will fail regardless of the substitution
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No changes to unavailability procedures Revised form has been posted … reduced
size Form should be submitted regardless of
whether a substitution has or will occur
Unavailability Procedures
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Testing Procedures
No changes to testing procedures QSEs are reminded to submit meter data as
soon as possible following a test Resources with missing data for a test will be
treated as having failed the test
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EILS Technical Workshop 2.0
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