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Southwest Power Pool, Inc. SPP-ITO LG&E/KU Stakeholder Meeting Agenda

November 18, 2009 Hyatt Regency Louisville, 320 W Jefferson Louisville, KY 40202

• A G E N D A • 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM (Breakfast 7:30 – 8:30)

Relationship-Based • Member-Driven • Independence Through Diversity

Evolutionary vs. Revolutionary • Reliability & Economics Inseparable

Dial in Access: 1-866-760-3906 Participant Code: 4429588 7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast

Introductions & Overview Katherine Prewitt (Manager ITO Contract Services)

Action Items from Spring 2009 Stakeholders ………….….…………………………Katherine Prewitt (ITO)

ITO Operations …………………………………………………………………………..Jonathan Hayes(ITO)

• Operation Data

o Tariff Admin Statistics

o Scheduling Statistics

o TLR Statistics

• AFC/ATC

o Statistics/Metrics

ITO – OATI

• Implementation ..………………………………..……………….………Katherine Prewitt (ITO)

• OATI OASIS Navigation …………………………………………….…Jonathan Hayes (ITO)

ITO Tariff & LGI Studies ……………………………..………...………………………Jonathan Hayes (ITO)

• SIS Metrics

• GI Queue

ITO Review of 2008 TEP …………….………………………………………..………….David Kelley (ITO)

How the Flowgate Methodology Works …………………………………….………Nate Schweighart (TVA)

Open Forum – Stakeholder Feedback & Wrap-Up ……………………..……………Katherine Prewitt (ITO)

Adjourn/Break

Stakeholder Planning Committee (SPC) Meeting

- Review ATC between LGEE and MISO …………………..……Larry Monday (E.ON)

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SPP Presentation -ITO

HELPING OUR MEMBERS WORK TOGETHERTO KEEP THE LIGHTS ON… TODAY AND IN THE FUTURE

Fall 2009 Stakeholders MeetingNovember 18, 2009

Prepared by:Independent Transmission Organization

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Independent Transmission Organization

Katherine Prewitt

Introductions & Overview

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Introductions & Overview

Logistics


Logistics♦ Safety♦ Breaks/Lunch♦ Restrooms♦ Silence Cell Phones and Blackberries

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♦ Name & Company when Speaking

Introductions


Overview of MeetingAction Items from Spring 2009 Stakeholders

ITO Operations PresentationITO Operations Presentation

ITO - OATI Implementation & Navigation

Break

ITO Tariff & LGI Studies

ITO Review of 2008 TEPITO Review of 2008 TEP

Lunch in Belmont Room

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Overview of MeetingHow the Flowgate Methodology Works

Open ForumOpen Forum

Adjourn/Break

Stakeholder Planning Committee (SPC) Meeting

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Katherine Prewitt

Open Action Items from Spring 2009 Stakeholder Meeting

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Open Action ItemsSubmit requests for different statistics at future stakeholders meetings to Katherine Prewitt or Keith Yocum


meetings to Katherine Prewitt or Keith Yocum

ITO will review the TLR data and the most frequently limited flowgates and report on parameters of how the data for the flowgates was retrieved

ITO will work with Larry Monday to ensure the data he needs for billing is available or work out an alternative plan

ITO will verify the format of the new ATC data postings due to th f t th t t i th i iti

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the fact that some customers are using them in exiting processes

ITO will work with E.ON concerning how the data for the new OATI project will be retrieved


Open Action ItemsE.ON stated that they would check into the major causes of the E.ON Rate increases for 2009 and report back to the group


E.ON Rate increases for 2009 and report back to the group

ITO will review the proposed DNR\NITS process changes and NITS Application changes based on the feedback from the Stakeholders

ITO and E.ON committed to review the GI process to look for ways to better the process (what part(s) of the study are taking the longest)

ITO ill b tt d fi h t d i d d f th SGI

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ITO will better define when a study is needed for the SGI process

ITO will conduct more research into the differences between the LGI and SGI studies

E.ON will facilitate the first SPC meeting per Attachment KRelationship-Based • Member-Driven • Independence Through Diversity


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Questions?

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Contact SPPITO

[email protected]


http://www.spp.org/itoGeneral Inquiries: 501-614-3200

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Jonathan Hayes

ITO – Operations

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Jonathan Hayes

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ITO Operations

Operational Data


♦ Tariff Administration

♦ Scheduling

♦ TLR Statistics

Available Transfer Capacity

♦ Daily Firm Statistics

♦ Hourly Non-firm Statistics

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Stakeholder Questions


Tariff Administration

Reservations


♦ 3227 Total Reservations processed

♦ 2847 TSRs Confirmed

♦ 6 TSRs in Study

♦ 149 TSRs Refused or Declined

225 TSR Withd R t t d A ll d I lid Di l d

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♦ 225 TSRs Withdrawn, Retracted, Annulled, Invalid, Displaced or Superseded

Additional reservation statistics can be found at http://www.spp.org.

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SchedulingThe ITO processed 4178 e-Tags from April 2009 through September 2009


September 2009.

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TLR StatisticsTLR(s) were called on LGEE flowgates over the 6 month period. Please refer to the charts below for more detailed information.

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*Note the TLR information was provided by the Reliability Coordinator (TVA).

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Daily Firm (Day Ahead) ATC MetricsBelow are the most frequently limited (ATC ≤ 0) flowgates for Daily


Firm

♦ River Queen Tap-Earlington North 161 (flo) Green River-Corydon Tap 161

♦ Livingston-Earlington North 161 (flo) Livingston-Crittenden 161

♦ Albion - Crossville 138 (flo) Newton - Xenia 345

♦ Hardinsburg-Hardin County 138 (flo) Daviess Co-Hardin Co 345 kV

♦ Alcalde-Elihu 161

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♦ Alcalde Elihu 161

Analysis of the Daily Firm ATC Metrics can be found at http://www.spp.org.

Hourly Non-Firm ATC Metrics

Below are the most frequently limited (ATC ≤ 0) flowgates for Hourly


q y ( ) g yNon-Firm

♦ River Queen Tap-Earlington North 161 (flo) Green River-Corydon Tap 161

♦ Livingston-Earlington North 161 (flo) Livingston-Crittenden 161

♦ Hardinsburg-Hardin County 138 (flo) Daviess Co-Hardin Co 345 kV

♦ Albion - Crossville 138 (flo) Newton - Xenia 345

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♦ Grahamville-S Paducah 161 kV (flo) Shawnee-Marshall 500 kV

Analysis of the HNF ATC Metrics can be found at http://www.spp.org.

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Questions


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Contact SPPITO

Email: [email protected]



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ITO – OATI


Katherine Prewitt

•Implementation•OATI OASIS Navigation

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Jonathan Hayes

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OASIS Navigation Commonly Asked Questions

♦ How do I get to the ATC postings?

♦ How can I view the next day/next month ATC postings?

♦ How can I save AFC/ATC reports posted OASIS?

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♦ How do I run scenarios to determine if ATC is available?

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Available ATC (pre request)

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Accessing the ATC postings

G t ti iGo to www.oatioasis.comLogin using your certificate/user ID/passwordClick on the LGE/KU logoClick on the reservations linkClick on AFC/Flowgate ReportsMake sure LGEE is selected from the drop downClick on Summary Reports (FG/Path Summary Page)Set your filter to: Provider: LGEE, Priority: ALL, Init. Date: Today, CalcType: EFFATC Horizon: Select a horizon (or choose all); click Enter to

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CalcType: EFFATC, Horizon: Select a horizon (or choose all); click Enter to populate the reportsNote: The most recently created reports will populate at the bottom of the pageClick on the Report link to view the report. Priority 7 is for firm. Priority 0 is for non-firm.

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Viewing Next Day/Next Month Postings

F ll th t t th FG/P th SFollow the same steps to access the FG/Path Summary pageFor Next Day Postings♦ Set your filter as previously recommended and choose Daily

Planning from the Horizon drop down; click Enter♦ The reports will populate; scroll to the bottom for the most

recent reports♦ Click on the report link corresponding to the next day

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For next Month Postings♦ Set your filter the same but choose Monthly Study♦ Scroll to the bottom of the page and select the report link

corresponding to the next month

Saving Reports

O ATC b li ki h li kOpen up an ATC report by clicking on the report link

Select all of the data fields you wish to export; right click and select Copy

Open up an instance of Excel

Select the field A1. Paste the data into the Excel worksheet.

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Scenario Analyzer

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Scenario Analyzer

F th AFC/Fl t tFrom the AFC/Flowgate report page:♦ Click on the Scenario Analyzer link♦ Enter your scenario as you would create a TSR (select source/sink,

POR/POD, etc)♦ Select Enter Scenario♦ Make sure the queue position drop down selected is LAST♦ Select Check Capacity ♦ If all calculations pass Effective ATC is available for the scenario

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♦ Note: Yearly scenarios (or requests outside the 18 month operating window) would not provide a valid solution

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Filtering for Requests

G t ti iGo to www.oatioasis.comLogin using your certificate/user ID/passwordClick on the LGE/KU logoClick on the reservations box

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Questions


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Outline

SIS Metrics


SIS MetricsFS MetricsStudy ContactsQuestions

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SIS Metrics – 2009 Q2 and 2009 Q3

New SISA delivered 8


New SISA delivered – 8New SISA executed – 4SIS Completed – 4SIS Completed Late – 0

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SIS Avg. Completion time – 59


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FS Metrics – 2009 Q2 and 2009 Q3

New FSA delivered 0


New FSA delivered – 0New FSA executed – 0FS Withdrawn - 0FS Completed – 2

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FS Completed Late – 1FS Avg. Completion time – 59


Study Contacts

The ITO has revised it list of


The ITO has revised it list of personnel to contact for the SIS Process. ♦ The new contact for the SIS

Studies is Chris MannPl CC B d Fit d B

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♦ Please CC Brenda Fite and Bryce Bowie on all correspondence regarding the SIS Studies.


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Questions?

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Contact SPPITO

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ITO – LGI Studies

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Topics


Update

Linear Queue

Achievements

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Update / Coordination

♦ 7 Active requests (end of 3RD Quarter)


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♦ Public info (Oasis)

New Location for study reports

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Public Info Update Generation

Interconnectio Nearest Town State CA In-Service Date CAPACITY (MW) Type STATUS


Interconnection Number or County State CA (proposed) CAPACITY (MW) Type STATUS

LGE-GIS-2007-004

Henderson County KY LGEE 3/31/2011 640.0

Combined Cycle

RESTUDY SET TO BEGIN

LGE-GIS-2008-001 Wise County VA LGEE 12/1/2011 150.0 Wind PENDING

LGE-GIS- 2008 – 002 Ohio County KY LGEE 8/01/2010 5.4 Small Gen

WAITING FOR QUEUE POSITION

LGE-GIS-2008-003 Sulphur KY LGEE 8/1/2010 9.0 Small Gen

WAITING FOR QUEUE POSITION

LGE-GIS-2008-004 Stanford KY LGEE 8/1/2010 5.4 Small Gen

WAITING FOR QUEUE POSITION004 Stanford KY LGEE 8/1/2010 5.4 Small Gen POSITION

LGE-GIS-2009-001 Paducah KY LGEE 5/1/2010 123.4

Pratt & Whitney

FT-8 Swift Pacs SIS REQUESTED

LGE-GIS-2009-002 Green River KY LGEE 560.0

Combined Cycle

REQUEST RECEIVED

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Linear Queue

LGIP and SGIP one queue

Nature of linear queueRestudy

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Achievements


Will be executing power flow restudy for LGE-GIS-2007-004.

Will be executing power flow for LGE-GIS-2008-001

Running Enfuzion

Business Analysts

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Questions/Comments

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Contact SPPITO

Email: [email protected]

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Fall 2009 Stakeholder MeetingNovember 18, 2009




David Kelley

Transmission Expansion Planning

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E.ON’s 2008 TEP


2008 TEP based on summer and winter peak models for 2009 2013 and 2018

Projects in 2007 TEP 182Projects Completed -29

Projects Delayed or Eliminated -41

Projects Accelerated 24

models for 2009, 2013, and 2018

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Projects Added 32

Projects in 2008 TEP 168

Powerflow Analysis

Contingency Analysis:


N-1: Loss of a single generator, line, or transformerN-1-1: Loss of a generator AND line or generator AND transformerLoss of two generators

Results analyzed against criteria provided in planning guidelines

Thermal issues: Flow above 100 percent of applicable normal or contingency rating

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or contingency ratingVoltage issues: Voltage below 94 percent or above 105 percent nominal during normal conditions and below 90 percent and above 105 percent nominal during contingency conditions


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Issue Solutions

Switching Procedures


Coordination

Problem Resolution

Expansion Plan ProjectsProject Timing

Modeling

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Modeling

Mitigation Plans for Delayed Projects


Powerflow Analysis Results

3 Thermal Issues


69 kV system

Generally out-year issues

3 Voltage IssuesHigh Voltage

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All are coordination issues


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Cynthiana Sw Station – Renaker (69 kV)


2018 Summer Thermal Violation (109%)

Due to loss of Paris 138/69 kV Transformer

Coordination with EKPC

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American Ave - Picadome (69 kV)



Due to loss of Higby Mill 138/69 kV Transformer

2009 TEP Solution

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Lakeshore – Bryant Rd Tap (69 kV)



Due to loss of Loudon Ave – Avon 138 kV line

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Lebanon Jct (161 kV)


Appears in each season except 2018-19 Winter

Voltage violation between 1.05 – 1.06 p.u.

Due to loss of both 138/161 kV transformers at Paddys Run

Isolates bus from E.ON

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TVA Coordination


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South Paducah (69 kV)


2013-14 Winter Voltage Violation (1.051 p.u.)

Due to loss of Livingston Co. – S. Paducah 161 kV line

DOE Coordination

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Grahamville 161 kV and 69 kV


2013-14 & 2018-19 Winter Voltage Violation (1.051 p.u.)

Due to loss of Westvaco – Wickliffe 69 kV line

DOE Coordination

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TEP Coordination

RC Coordination


♦ TEP presented to TVA as the RC in February 2009

Stakeholder Input♦ Any additional stakeholder questions or concerns

will be considered for the next 30 days♦ Final report will be prepared and posted by

December 31, 2009

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Questions?

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