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PRR754

Summary

Title Resource Settlement Due To Forced Transmission Outage
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Status Rejected on 10/22/2009

Action

Date Gov Body Action Taken Next Steps
10/22/2009 PRS Rejected
09/17/2009 PRS Deferred/Tabled PRS Consideration
09/24/2008 PRS
08/21/2008 PRS Deferred/Tabled PRS for consideration of PRR754
05/22/2008 PRS Deferred/Tabled Consideration of PRR754 by PRS.
04/18/2008 PRS Referred Review of PRR754 by WMS

Voting Record

Date Gov Body Motion Result
10/22/2009 PRS To reject PRR754 Passed
09/17/2009 PRS To table PRR754. Passed
09/24/2008 PRS To recommend approval of PRR754 as amended by ERCOT comments posted on 9/23/08 and as amended by PRS. Failed
08/21/2008 PRS To table for an additional month so that additional comments could be provided. Passed
05/22/2008 PRS To table PRR754 until the June 19, 2008 PRS meeting. The motion passed with two abstentions from the Consumer and Independent Power Marketers (IPM) Market Segments. All Market Segments were present for the vote. Passed
04/18/2008 PRS To refer PRR754 to WMS to address the policy issue whether this PRR is consistent with the intent of the Protocols, to properly define the affected facilities, to delineate the appropriate timeframe for the Verbal Dispatch Instruction (VDI), and to report back at the April, 2008 PRS meeting. Passed

Background

Status: Rejected
Date Posted: Feb 4, 2008
Sponsor: FPL Energy
Urgent: No
Sections: 6.5.11, Zonal Out-of-Merit Energy Service
Description: Clarifies Qualified Scheduling Entities (QSEs) scheduling generation Resources will receive Out of Merit Energy (OOME) Down to zero (0) Verbal Dispatch Instructions (VDIs) when a Transmission Facility Forced Outage trips a generation unit offline.
Reason: Performance of Transmission Service Provider equipment is beyond the control of Resource owners. This PRR closes an identified gap and completes the intent of the Protocols by affording a QSE scheduling Generation Resources an OOME Down to zero (0) instruction due to a Forced Outages of Transmission Facilities. This is comparable to existing treatment in the Protocols for QSEs scheduling Planned Outages and QSEs affected by Special Protection Scheme (SPS) actuation.

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