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AMS Reports & Extracts

AMS Reports & Extracts. AMS Workshop III. Web Services - AMS interval data. Purpose: Provide point-in-time (PITS) data for all ESIIDs for a trade date for load or generation usage. PITS - Archiving changes to data over time Default settings

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AMS Reports & Extracts

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  1. AMS Reports & Extracts AMS Workshop III September 19, 2014

  2. Web Services - AMS interval data • Purpose: Provide point-in-time (PITS) data for all ESIIDs for a trade date for load or generation usage. • PITS - Archiving changes to data over time • Default settings • Point in time: Most current version of the data record • Trade date: Most recent trade date available • Previous versions available by selecting a time in the past • Users can narrow search by uploading a list of up to 1,000 ESIIDs • Submitting web service requests places the request in the queue • Output files posted to the MIS for download. • Turnaround time is less than three business days AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  3. Web Services - AMS interval data • AMS interval data for a trade date • Provides AMS data for all ESIIDs owned as of a particular point-in-time (PITS), for a particular trade date for load or generation usage. AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  4. Web Services - AMS interval data • ESIIDs without AMS data for a trade date • Provides a list of all ESIIDs owned that DO NOT have AMS data loaded as of a particular point-in-time (PITS), for a particular trade date for load or generation usage. AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  5. Web Services - AMS interval data • ESIIDs for a trade date • Provides a list of ESIIDs owned, on a particular trade date, as of a particular point-in-time (PITS). AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  6. Real Time Market Settlements Extracts • RTM Market Operating Day Extract (MODE) • Public • RTM Consolidated Operating Day Extract(CODE) • Certified specific to a Market Participant • Contents • Settlement Operating Day data used in the RTM settlement calculations • Timing • Within 48 hours of posting the corresponding Settlement Statement • Questions • Please call your ERCOT Client Services Account Manager AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  7. To Recreate the Load Volume & ESI ID Counts Presentation AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  8. TDSP Load Volume Information • Data provided in RTM MODE extract • Data contained in tables DAIOUTPUTHEADER/DAIOUTPUTINTERVAL • Billdeterminant is LTDSPUNADJ - load by TDSP & method (unadjusted) • Recorder format • LTDSPUNADJ_<TDSPCODE>_<METHOD> • Methods used • AMC • AME+AMDP+AMDPS AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  9. REP Load Volume Information • Data provided in RTM CODE extract • Data contained in tables LLSOUTPUTHEADER/LLSOUTPUTINTERVAL • Billdeterminant is LSEGUNADJ - load by REP, QSE, ProfileCode, LossCode, UFE Zone, LoadZone, TDSP, Method (unadjusted) • Recorder format • LSEGUNADJ_<REP>_<QSE>_<PROFILECODE>_<LC>_<UFE>_<LZ>_<TDSP>_<METHOD> • Methods used • AMC • AME+AMDP+AMDPS AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

  10. TDSP Load Count Information Load Estimation Counts Report • Produced daily on ERCOT.com • Includes data for each operating date • Includes meter types NIDR & IDR (AMS & BUSIDRRQ) grouped together • Provides counts per three categories • Actual • Historical • Default Profile • Provides data by TDSP & ERCOT wide • Provides counts & count percentages AMS Workshop III – September 19, 2014

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