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NPRR334

Summary

Title Incorporate Resource Limit for the Amount of Regulation Service that may be Provided from a Generation Resource During any Operating Hour
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Status Withdrawn on 02/01/2012

Action

Date Gov Body Action Taken Next steps
02/01/2012 Withdrawn
01/05/2012 TAC Deferred/Tabled TAC consideration of NPRR334
10/06/2011 TAC Deferred/Tabled TAC consideration of NPRR334
08/31/2011 Under Appeal TAC consideration of ERCOT appeal
08/18/2011 PRS Rejected
03/24/2011 PRS Deferred/Tabled PRS Consideration

Voting Record

Date Gov Body Motion Result
02/01/2012
01/05/2012 TAC To table NPRR334 until the February 2012 TAC meeting and to request that WMS and ROS provide comments prior to such meeting. Passed
10/06/2011 TAC To grant the ERCOT appeal without prejudice, to table NPRR334, and to request that ROS and WMS review and provide comments on NPRR334 prior to the December 2011 TAC meeting. Passed
08/31/2011
08/18/2011 PRS To reject NPRR334. Passed
03/24/2011 PRS To table NPRR334 and to request that ROS and WMS review NPRR334 and provide input Passed

Background

Status: Withdrawn
Date Posted: Feb 25, 2011
Sponsor: ERCOT
Urgent: No
Sections: 3.16, 3.18
Description: This Nodal Protocol Revision Request (NPRR) adds language to incorporate a percentage requirement limiting the amount of Regulation Service that Generation Resources may provide; and to provide for an annual ERCOT review of the percentage requirement limiting the amount of Regulation Service that Generation Resources may provide.
Reason: The reason for this NPRR is to: Increase the distribution of Regulation Responsibilities across the ERCOT System; Improve the dispatchability of On-Line Generation Resource capacity that is available to increase/decrease Security-Constrained Economic Dispatch (SCED) Base Points by minimizing Ramp Rate sharing between SCED and Regulation Service; and Reduce the number of Reliability Unit Commitment (RUC) and Supplemental Ancillary Service Market (SASM) procurements that result from Regulation Service becoming undeliverable in Real-Time due to either a transmission constraint or a Qualified Scheduling Entity’s (QSE’s) failure to provide.

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