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Puget Sound Energy Columbia Grid Presentation

Puget Sound Energy Columbia Grid Presentation. August 15, 2007 John Phillips. PSE Strategy. Meet service obligations Follow best practices for reliable, cost efficient system Work collaboratively with stakeholders Consider all alternatives (single utility). Areas of Concern.

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Puget Sound Energy Columbia Grid Presentation

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  1. Puget Sound EnergyColumbia Grid Presentation August 15, 2007 John Phillips

  2. PSE Strategy • Meet service obligations • Follow best practices for reliable, cost efficient system • Work collaboratively with stakeholders • Consider all alternatives (single utility)

  3. Areas of Concern • Transmission capacity for Whatcom and Skagit Counties • King County capacity • Cross Cascade capacity • Transmission capacity for Pierce and Thurston Counties

  4. Winter/Spring Power Flow Monroe – Echo Lake BPA’s 500 kV

  5. Summer/Fall Power Flow Monroe – Echo Lake BPA’s 500 kV Raver - Paul

  6. Whatcom/Skagit Counties • South of Sedro Cut Plane operational limits • Can be limiting S-N and N-S with single 230kV line outages • New service needs • New resources being proposed in US and Canada • Changing generation and industrial loads • BPA and Snohomish in parallel

  7. Identified Alternatives • Sedro-Horse Ranch #2 230kV line • Rebuild 30 miles of existing 115kV • Utilizes existing ROW • Adds third 230kV line across South of Sedro Cutplane

  8. King County • Monroe-Echo Lake Cutplane • BPA internal cutplane • Operational limitations • Highest PSE load density • North of Covington • Operational limitations • Growing load service needs • BPA, SCL, and Snohomish in parallel

  9. Monroe-Echo Lake Alternative • Sammamish-Lakeside-Talbot 230kV line • Rebuild 16 miles of existing 115kV • Utilize existing ROW • Adds fourth 230kV line across Monroe-Echo Lake • Provide load service to North King County

  10. North of Covington • Covington-Berrydale 230kV project scheduled for 2008 • Relieves operational limits north of Covington • Provides loop feed to PSE loads at Berrydale and Talbot

  11. Cross-Cascades • New PSE owned wind generation in Eastern Washington • More eastern renewables expected as part of state initiative • Growing Puget Sound Load • Usage change in Westside resources to firm renewables • BPA in parallel and preliminary studies are underway

  12. Identified PSE Alternative • Conversion of I.P. 115kV line to 230kV • Adds new 230kV line across Cascades • Directly connects to wind resources • Improves load service to Kittitas County • Mostly on existing R.O.W.

  13. Pierce and Thurston Counties • New load growth pushing 230/115kV transformation capacity • Raver-Paul cutplane impacts • BPA and Tacoma Power in parallel

  14. Pierce County Alternative • Add 230/115kV transformer at Alderton Substation • 230kV source from White River or BPA • Interconnection studies initiated with BPA • Provides load service to south King & Pierce Counties • Relieves Raver-Paul 115kV constraints north of Alderton

  15. Thurston County Alternative • Add 230/115kV transformer at Saint Clair or Spurgeon Creek (pending site adequacy review) • 230kV source from BPA • Interconnection studies being initiated with BPA • Provides load service to south Thurston County • Relieves BPA Olympia and Tono loading

  16. Additional 115kV Projects • Reconductor Bellingham-Sedro Woolley 115kV lines • Ties between Whatcom and Skagit Counties • 4/0 CU to 1272 Bittern • Novelty 230/115kV transformer • Load service to north King County • Woodland-St Clair 115kV project • Adds 3rd 115kV line between Pierce and Thurston Counties. (contingent on Timing of 230 kV projects)

  17. Northern Intertie: S-N All lines In Service – 35F Constraints: Whatcom/Skagit & South of Sedro

  18. Northern Intertie: S-N Echo Lake - Maple Valley Out of Service – 35F Constraints: North of Covington

  19. Northern Intertie: N-S All lines In Service – 85F Constraints: Whatcom/Skagit and South of Sedro

  20. Northern Intertie: 7/25-8/08 N-S 1-500kV and 3-230kV lines Out of Service – 85F Constraints: Primarily Monroe-Echo Lake

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