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Optimal Timing for Curtailment Decisions: August 2013 ISAS Meeting Discussion

Join the discussion on the timing of curtailments in transmission scheduling. Explore perspectives on curtailing overscheduled paths and suggest optimal timeframes for curtailment decisions at the ISAS meeting.

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Optimal Timing for Curtailment Decisions: August 2013 ISAS Meeting Discussion

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  1. Curtailment Timing Discussion August 2013 ISAS Meeting Kathy Anderson

  2. Timing of Curtailments • A discussion was recently conducted among some western Transmission Providers. The question was raised: when do you perform your curtailments when a path is overscheduled? • Many replied after xx:40. Some thought that was too late as it didn’t provide them customer time to resubmit to another path.

  3. Timing of Curtailments • The group thought it was a good idea to bring it to ISAS to have a general discussion. NOTE: This will not standardize anything, it is for discussions only. • Question: What would the market prefer? If the transmission provider knew the path was overscheduled, how far in advance do you want curtailments?

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