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RATF Report to WMS

RATF Report to WMS. Report of RATF meeting held March 3, 2014. Resource Adequacy Task Force. Leadership: Sandy Morris – Chair Suzanne Bertin – Vice Chair Product: Decision Matrix Strive for recommended language (NPRR) Next Meeting: March 19 and March 20 at Met Center Due Date:

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RATF Report to WMS

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  1. RATF Report to WMS Report of RATF meeting held March 3, 2014

  2. Resource Adequacy Task Force • Leadership: • Sandy Morris – Chair • Suzanne Bertin – Vice Chair • Product: • Decision Matrix • Strive for recommended language (NPRR) • Next Meeting: • March 19 and March 20 at Met Center • Due Date: • TAC meets March 27, PUC meets March 27

  3. Resource Adequacy Task Force • Limited Scope: Look at price reversal from ERS Deployments, Load RRS Deployments, and RUC (0 – LSL). Further changes of scope must be directed by TAC • Revision to RUC floors to higher than $1000/MWh • Release of the HASL • What do you do with RMR resources? • What do you do with firm load shed?

  4. ERS Options*does not subject ERS to clawback or pay ERS the adder, not in the AS Imbalance

  5. Load RRS Options

  6. RUC (0 – LSL)

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