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ATF Work Group Update

The ATF Work Group convened in Salt Lake City to discuss updates on the ATF tagging criteria and to commend diligent reporting by balancing authorities. The OC approved the retirement of INT-019-WECC-CRT-2, reclassifying it as a guideline. WECC staff has reformulated the body of guidelines, which will now require further refinements for clarity on ATF tagging requirements. A drafting team is tasked to enhance this document, aiming for its release on ATF and ISAS websites in early 2012.

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ATF Work Group Update

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  1. ATF Work Group Update ISAS August 17, 2011 Salt Lake City, Utah Pam Hunt – Chair, ATFWG

  2. ATFWG Activity Same ol’ thing - We’re Balanced !!! Kudos to all the BA’s who have been diligent in reporting and keeping all those nasty little megawatts in line!

  3. WECC-0075ATF Tagging Criteria • July 13, 2011 – OC approved the retirement of INT-019-WECC-CRT-2 as a Criterion. It was then reclassified as a Guideline. • The body of the Criteria was slightly rewritten by WECC staff to put it into the form of a Guideline and was accepted as such. • Now, work is needed to fill in the Guideline with appropriate language to clarify ATF tagging requirements and issues.

  4. WECC-0075 cont… • Drafting team will work to refine Guideline and make it a useful document for WE CC members • By early 2012 will have final document posted on ATF and ISAS websites for use.

  5. Questions?

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