Issues

PRR791

Summary
Action
Voting Record
Background
Key Documents

Summary

Title	Shortage Pricing Mechanism
Next Group
Next Step
Status	Withdrawn on 06/03/2010

Action

Date	Gov Body	Action Taken	Next steps
06/03/2010	TAC	Withdrawn
04/09/2009	TAC	Deferred/Tabled	TAC consideration
02/05/2009	TAC	Deferred/Tabled	TAC Consideration
01/08/2009	TAC	Deferred/Tabled	TAC Consideration
12/18/2008	PRS	Recommended for Approval	PRS Consideration

Date

Gov Body

Action Taken

Next steps

06/03/2010

TAC

Withdrawn

04/09/2009

TAC

Deferred/Tabled

TAC consideration

02/05/2009

TAC

Deferred/Tabled

TAC Consideration

01/08/2009

TAC

Deferred/Tabled

TAC Consideration

12/18/2008

PRS

Recommended for Approval

PRS Consideration

Voting Record

Date	Gov Body	Motion	Result
06/03/2010	TAC	To approve the Request for Withdrawal for PRR791.	Passed
04/09/2009	TAC	To table PRR791 pending PUCT action on the topic of energy pricing during shortage conditions.	Passed
02/05/2009	TAC	To table PRR791 until the March 5th TAC meeting and directed the PRR776 Discussion Group to evaluate the impacts of PRR791 language and to provide clarification on the On-line Non-Spinning Reserve issue	Passed
01/08/2009	TAC	To table PRR791 until the February 5th TAC meeting.	Passed
12/18/2008	PRS	To grant PRR791 Urgent status.	Passed

Date

Gov Body

Motion

Result

06/03/2010

TAC

To approve the Request for Withdrawal for PRR791.

Passed

04/09/2009

TAC

To table PRR791 pending PUCT action on the topic of energy pricing during shortage conditions.

Passed

02/05/2009

TAC

To table PRR791 until the March 5th TAC meeting and directed the PRR776 Discussion Group to evaluate the impacts of PRR791 language and to provide clarification on the On-line Non-Spinning Reserve issue

Passed

01/08/2009

TAC

To table PRR791 until the February 5th TAC meeting.

Passed

12/18/2008

PRS

To grant PRR791 Urgent status.

Passed

Background

Status:	Withdrawn
Date Posted:	Dec 10, 2008
Sponsor:	J Aron
Urgent:	Yes
Sections:	6.5.2.2
Description:	This PRR creates "Virtual QSEs" that can establish pricing during periods of energy shortage.
Reason:	Currently prices are fixed at the last price cleared in the BES stack so prices may not reflect shortages that exists in the market. This PRR establishes a representative curve that ensures prices will appropriately reflect shortage conditions when the bid stack is depleted.