SEPTEMBER 10, 2013 | MARKETS COMMITTEE

Complete summary of NCPC Redesign for Offer Flexibility conforming changes to other NCPC credit types. Including design changes since prior presentations.

NCPC Payments: other credits

Matt BrewsterMARKET DEVELOPMENT

MBREWSTER@ISO-NE.COM | 413.540.4547

Revised presentation guide

This document is a revised presentation of the NCPC Payments design overview for credit types other than out-of-merit generation

Changes to these materials (originally presented August 9, 2013) are indicated as:

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ISO proposes to modify some other types of NCPC Credit for Offer Flexibility

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Credit Type Proposal

Day-Ahead External Node NCPC (III.F.2.3/III.F.2.4) No change

Synchronous Condenser NCPC (III.F.2.2) No change

Real-Time External Transactions (III.F.2.3/III.F.2.4) Conforming change

Postured DARD Pump (III.F.2.4) Conforming change

Cancelled Pool-Scheduled Resource (III.F.2.5) Conforming change

Postured Generation (III.F.2.6) Conforming change

Hourly Shortfall (III.F.2.1.17) Conforming change

Minimum Generation Emergency (III.F.2.1.18) Included in RT Dispatch NCPC

Day-Ahead External Node NCPC is not being modified

• No proposed changes to this NCPC compensation

• External Transactions, Decrement Bids and Increment Offers that are cleared out of rate in the day-ahead market at external nodes are eligible for NCPC for the difference between the LMP and the transaction price each hour

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Synchronous Condenser NCPC is not being modified

• No proposed changes to this NCPC compensation

• Resources committed to operate as a synchronous condenser receive NCPC credit for the hourly price to condense each hour and the condensing start-up fee (if applicable) submitted with their Supply Offer

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Minor changes are proposed to the Real-Time External Transactions NCPC

• Hourly evaluation rather than over transaction duration

• Priced transactions with an associated day-ahead cleared schedule will be:– Evaluated based on the real-time scheduled quantity exceeding the

day-ahead scheduled quantity– Evaluated based on the total real-time scheduled quantity for

transactions re-cleared in real-time using a revised offer price

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Real-Time External Transaction NCPC credit

• Priced external transactions that are cleared out of rate in the real-time market are eligible for NCPC for the difference between the LMP and the offer price each hour

• Priced import transaction hourly credit:

Scheduled Quantity x (Transaction Price – Real-Time LMP)

• Priced export transactions hourly credit:

Scheduled Quantity x (Real-Time LMP – Transaction Price)

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Minor changes are proposed to the Real-Time DARD Pump NCPC

• Hourly evaluation rather than over entire day

• DARD Pump with day-ahead cleared demand will be evaluated based on total real-time consumption rather than deviations exceeding the day-ahead demand

• Consumption in excess of ISO dispatch instruction will not be considered

• Bid cost determined with greater of demand bid at time of ISO posture order or submitted each hour

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Real-Time DARD Pump NCPC credit

• DARD Pumps are eligible only when an ISO posturing order causes the resource to consume out of rate

• The greater of hourly demand bids at the time of the posturing order or submitted for each hour determines the bid price for NCPC compensation

• DARD Pump hourly credit:

MIN (DDP, Metered Output Consumption) x (Real-Time LMP – Bid Price)

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Cancelled Start NCPC compensation is unchanged, but proposal modifies eligibility requirements

• Starts scheduled in the day-ahead market are eligible– Day-ahead schedule compensation for Start-Up fees will not ensure

willingness to incur cost RT are no longer compensated through DA NCPC so their eligibility is now necessary

• Resources that are cancelled more than two hours after the scheduled synchronization time are not eligible

• Resources that self-schedule a start within lesser of (i) their Minimum Down Time or (ii) 10 hours after being cancelled are not eligible– Applies when self-schedule is requested after the cancellation order

• Requirement that resources have a Notification Time not longer than 24 hours remains (no change)

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Cancelled Start NCPC credit

• Each cancelled pool-scheduled commitment is compensated when the ISO cancels a start after Notification Time begins– If cancelled ahead of the Notification Time there is no credit

• Start-Up fee and Notification Time are based upon the offer information used by ISO to make the commitment decision

• Cancelled Start credit:

Start-Up fee x

percentage of Notification Time completed

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Cancelled Start NCPC examples

Cancelled Start credit = $4,000 (= $6k * 1/1.5)

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Commitment OfferStart-Up fee $6,000 Notification Time 1.5 hoursMin Down Time 3 hours

Cancelled Start credit = $0 (cancelled prior to Notification Time)

Cancelled Start NCPC examples (continued)

Cancelled Start credit = $6,000 (if cancelled after 2 hour limit no credit)

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Commitment OfferStart-Up fee $6,000 Notification Time 1.5 hoursMin Down Time 3 hours

Cancelled Start credit = $0 (self-scheduled start within lesser of Min Down time and 10 hrs)

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Generator Posturing NCPC Credits proposal is being re-evaluated

• ISO proposal discussed at the August Markets Committee meeting is being re-evaluated to better address opportunity cost for generators the ISO manually operates outside markets

• The generator posturing NCPC proposal will be discussed at the September 24 MC meeting

• Only generator resources that are postured by the ISO are eligible for Posturing NCPC credit

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Hourly Shortfall NCPC is being modified to accommodate re-offers

• A lost opportunity cost calculation will be used rather than the current approach which evaluates the difference between the day-ahead and real-time LMPs– Allows resources that have re-offered in RT to be included Eliminates

the exclusion of resources that re-offer in real-time

• ISO will not propose an hourly shortfall credit for non-dispatchable resources ISO is also evaluating applying the existing hourly shortfall calculation to non-dispatchable resources

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Hourly Shortfall NCPC modifications (continued)

• Estimated Economic Dispatch for energy will be determined using resource’s physical parameters (e.g., EcoMax, Available Energy) and Supply Offer and the real-time LMPs– Non-Fast Start generator Supply Offer price parameters will be based

on greater of (DA offer, offer when decommitted, offer each hour)

• Start-up fee (when applicable) and No Load fee will be included in estimated cost calculations

• Actual reserve credits and estimated reserve credits will be included in the revenue calculations

• Fast Start generators will be evaluated hourly and non-Fast Start generators over period of decommitment

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Hourly Shortfall NCPC credit (continued)

• Resources that cleared are pool-scheduled in the Day-Ahead Market, are offline and available, are not postured, but are decommitted or not economically dispatched by the ISO in real-time are eligible for this compensation

• Resources will be evaluated for hourly shortfall credit during hours of the DA schedule– Fast Start generator credit will be determined by individual hour– Non-Fast Start generator credit will be determined over the

contiguous hours of the decommitted DA schedule

• Hourly Shortfall NCPC is calculated using the same approach as postured, non-limited energy generator resource

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Hourly Shortfall NCPC credit (continued)

• Hourly Shortfall NCPC credit is calculated as:

MAX(0, Estimated Margin – Actual Margin)

• Estimated Margin is the difference between Estimated Revenue and Estimated Offered Cost where:

Estimated Revenue = Real-Time LMP x Economic Dispatch Point + Estimated RT Reserve Credits

Estimated Offered Cost = Start-Up + No Load + Energy Cost @ Economic Dispatch Point

• Actual Margin is the resource’s RT reserve credits for TMSR, TMNSR and TMOR

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Hourly Shortfall NCPC credit example (Fast Start generator)

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• NCPC credit is: MAX[0, Estimated Margin – Actual Margin] each hour– Estimated margin = Estimated Revenue – Estimated Cost– Actual margin = Actual Revenue

• Fast Start credit is determined for each hour offline

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Hourly Shortfall NCPC credit example (non-Fast Start generator)

• NCPC credit is: MAX[0, Sum(Estimated Margin) – Sum(Actual Margin)]– Estimated margin = Estimated Revenue – Estimated Cost– Actual margin = Actual Revenue– Summation is over contiguous hours decommitted

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Minimum Generation Emergency credit is replaced by RT Dispatch NCPC

• RT Dispatch NCPC credit replaces need for a special credit during Minimum Generation Emergency– Compensates out of rate energy dispatch during normal system

operation and Min Gen

• Hourly No Load fee compensated by RT Commitment NCPC

• During Min Gen the RT Dispatch NCPC cost will be allocated to Real-Time Generation Obligation (III.F.3.1)

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Cost allocation for these NCPC credit types

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Credit Type Cost Allocation

Day-Ahead External Node NCPC (a) Purchase & Increment offers: DA load obligations at the node [III.F.3.2.4]

(b) Sales & Decrement bids: DA generation obligations at the node [III.F.3.2.4]

Synchronous Condenser NCPC RT deviations (same as 1st Contingency) [III.F.3.1]

Real-Time External Transactions RT deviations (same as 1st Contingency) [III.F.3.1]

Postured DARD Pump RT load obligations (Network Load if for VAR) [III.F.3.1]

Cancelled Pool-Scheduled Resource RT allocator for commitment reason [III.F.2.5, III.F.3.2]

Postured Generation RT load obligations (Network Load if for VAR) [III.F.3.1]

Hourly Shortfall RT allocator for commitment reason [III.F.2.1,17, III.F.3.2]

Minimum Generation Emergency RT generation obligations [III.F.3.1]

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