ERCOT – LP&L Study Status Update For Regional Planning Group Ben Richardson March 22, 2016.

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ERCOT – LP&L Study Status Update For Regional Planning Group Ben Richardson March 22, 2016

PUBLIC Outline Introduction Steps to Create Short-list of Options Preliminary Results Initial Transfer Capability Estimates Next Steps 2

PUBLIC Introduction Objective: Identify transmission facilities that will be required to integrate the LP&L load and transmission network into the ERCOT Grid and satisfy ERCOT and NERC Transmission Planning reliability standards in the most efficient way possible. Scope and Assumptions: Next few slides describe 8 steps that we took to create short-list of options to focus on objective: –Investigate potential for options not covered by LP&L and Sharyland reports –Optimize list of proposed options –Short-list options that offer potential to both integrate Lubbock as well as improve ERCOT reliability and economics 3

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Steps 1 and 2 Step 1 Reviewed LP&L and Sharyland Studies for Possible Interconnection Points –At this time ERCOT has not considered ERCOT interconnection points less than 345 kV based on voltage control and system strength conditions in Panhandle –North, East and South of Lubbock tie points well covered in the studies –From West ERCOT and Andrews to West Lubbock 345 kV tie was considered but not analyzed due to length (~100 miles), voltage control and system conditions in Far West Zone –ERCOT did not identify any additional interconnection options beyond variations of options presented by LP&L and Sharyland Step 2 Eliminate Options isolating Lubbock during ROW/Maintenance Outage plus N-1 –LPL Options 3B, 10 –SHY Options 1-1, 1-3, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4 4

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 2 Illustration 5

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 3 Step 3 Initially parked options that had comparable alternatives with fewer upgrades –LP&L Option 1 before 2,5,6,7,8A,8B,9 and 17 –LP&L Option 4 before 3A –LP&L Option 11 before 14,15,16 and 18 –LP&L Option 12 before 13 –LP&L Option 19 before 20 –SHY Option 1-2 instead of 1-4 –Simulate alternatives if first options contained violations 6

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 3 Illustration 7

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Steps 4 and 5 Step 4 Update Sharyland Options based on latest information in LP&L Report. ( Sharyland Option 1-2) –North rather than Airport Park –McDonald rather than Quincy –South connection to Oliver rather than Southeast Step 5 Modify Sharyland Option 1-2 to Consider Interconnection Point Closer to Lubbock –Created SHY Option 1-2a reflect Oliver to Vealmoor proposal –Created SHY Option 1-2b to stop at Long Draw rather than go all the way to Vealmoor. 8

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Steps 4 and 5 Illustration 9 White River Abernathy North instead of Airport Park McDonald instead of Quincy To Vealmoor (1-2a) To Long Draw (1-2b) Oliver instead of Southeast

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 6 Step 6 Minimize Number of 345/115 kV Transformers in Each of the Options from 2 to 1 for following substations: –LP&L Option 1b reduce Transformers at Oliver and Wads –LP&L Option 4b reduce Transformers at Oliver and North –LP&L Option 12b reduce Transformers at Oliver and Wads –LP&L Option 12c reduce Transformers at Oliver –SHY Option 1-2b1 reduce Transformers at Oliver and North –SHY Option 1-2b2 reduce Transformers at Oliver –May be optimized later 10

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 6 Illustration 11 LP&L Option 12LP&L Option 12b

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 7 Step 7 Add Options based on potential to increase Panhandle Export –LP&L Option 8A (Ogallala to Long Draw 345 kV Path) –LP&L Option 8B (White River to Long Draw 345 kV Path) –LP&L Option 4ow/~3A (Ogallala to Long Draw 345 kV Path) –Create minimize number of 345/115 kV Transformers from these options from 2 to 1 for the following substations: LP&L Option 8A1 reduce Transformers at Oliver and Wads P&L Option 8A2 reduce Transformers at Oliver and North LP&L Option 8B1 reduce Transformers at Oliver and Wads LP&L Option 8B2 reduce Transformers at Oliver and North 12

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 7 Illustration 13 LP&L Option 8ALP&L Option 8A2

PUBLIC Create Short-list of Options – Step 8 Step 8 Test Maintenance Outages –LP&L Option 12M White River to Abernathy Out plus N-1 –LP&L Option 19M White River to Abernathy Out plus N-1 14

PUBLIC Results – Options Initially Parked 15 OptionSimulatedRational for Not Simulating LPL 2NoReview results from Opt 1 first LPL 3ANoReview results from Opt 4 first LPL 3BNoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+) LPL 5NoReview results from Opt 1 first LPL 6NoReview results from Opt 2 first LPL 7NoReview results from Opt 2 first LPL 9NoReview results from Opt 1 first LPL 10NoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+) LPL 13NoReview results from Opt 12 first LPL 14NoReview results from Opt 11 first LPL 15NoReview results from Opt 14 first LPL 16NoReview results from Opt 15 first LPL 17NoReview results from Opt 5 first

PUBLIC Results – Options Initially Parked (Cont.) 16 OptionSimulatedRational for Not Simulating LPL 18NoReview results from Opt 17 first LPL 20NoReview results from Opt 19 first SHY 1-1NoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+) SHY 1-4NoReview 1-2 with 115 kV not 230kV or 345 kV loop SHY 2-1NoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+) SHY 2-2NoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+) SHY 2-3NoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+) SHY 2-4NoDbl Ckt Maintenance + P1 -> Isolate Lubbock (467MW+)

PUBLIC Results – Options Simulated 17 OptionRational for SimulatingN-1G-1+N-1X-1+N-1 LPL 1LP&L Option 1 first before 2,5,6,7,8A,8B,9,17OK LPL 1b Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and Wads from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 4LP&L Option 4 first before 3AOK LPL 4b Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and North from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 4owImprove PH Export Capbability 4 plus 345 kV Oliver to WadsOK LPL 8A Improve PH Export Capbability (Ogallala to Long Draw 345 kV Path)OK LPL 8A1 Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and Wads from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 8A2 Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and North from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 8B Improve PH Export Capbability (White River to Long Draw 345 kV Path)OK LPL 8B1 Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and Wads from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 8B2 Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and North from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 11LP&L Option 11 first before 14,15,16,18OK UR – Upgrades Required

PUBLIC Results – Options Simulated (Cont.) 18 UR – Upgrades Required OptionRational for SimulatingN-1G-1+N-1X-1+N-1 LPL 12LP&L Option 12 first before 13OK LPL 12b Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and Wads from 2 to 1OK UR LPL 12c Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver from 2 to 1OK LPL 19LP&L Option 19 first before 20OK UR LPL 20Violations in LP&L Option 19OK SHY 1-2aReview 1-2 with 115 kV not 230kV or 345 kV loopOK SHY 1-2bLong Draw Closer to Lubbock than VealmoorOK SHY 1-2b1 Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver and North from 2 to 1OK UR SHY 1-2b2 Reduce number of Transformers at Oliver from 2 to 1OK UR

PUBLIC Initial Transfer Capability Estimates - Methodology 19 Thermal Steady-State Scaled –Lubbock Load Up –All External Generation Up Linear then Non-linear Solution on 1 st & 2 nd Limiting Elements N-1 Contingencies in Study Region Monitored all facilities in Study Region, excluding: –Branches flowing less than 3% of transfer –Bus-tie contingent and/or monitored elements WSCR Includes all CREZ project series capacitors in-service (except Rocky Mound) Lubbock and Elk generators off- line Conventional units in follow plants off-line: Permian Basin, Odessa- Ector, Oklaunion, Morgan Creek, Kinder Morgan, Falcon Seaboard, Quail Run, Wichita Falls Cogen Panhandle WGRs offline Buses used for calculation: AJ Swope, Alibates, Cotton Wood, Gray, Ogallala, Railhead, Tule Canyon, White River, Windmill 5,062 Panhandle Wind Capacity used for calculation

PUBLIC Notes for Transfer Capability Estimates Transfer Capabilities Should be assumed to be non-simultaneous Panhandle Export Limits are based on the assumption that WSCR=1.5 is the most limiting condition. Further voltage and transient stability analysis is required and may reduce these export limits. The export limits presented on the next slide do not include an operating margin. For purposes of this initial Panhandle Export Limit analysis Lubbock was assumed outside of the Panhandle export interface definition. The actual interface definition will need to be considered later with input from system operators and more analysis. All thermal Lubbock Load Deliverability limits were –Based on Summer Peak Conditions only –Determined to be restricted by internal Lubbock limiting elements although monitored elements included interconnecting facilities 20

PUBLIC Initial Transfer Capability Estimates - Values 21 Case Lubbock Load Serving Capability Based on Thermal Limits (MW) Panhandle Export Limit Based On WSCR=1.5 (MW) Base03,766 LP&L Option 17153,902 LP&L Option 47264,074 LP&L Option 4ow8224,236 LP&L Option 8A8154,256 LP&L Option 8B8194,029 LP&L Option ,044 LP&L Option ,928 LP&L Option 12c8133,907 LP&L Option ,084 SHY Option 1-2a7543,912 SHY Option 1-2b7893,928

PUBLIC Next Steps Complete Steady-State Assessments Complete Economic Assessments –Complete Capital and Production Cost Estimates for each option Complete Dynamic Assessments Develop Preferred Option(s) Publish Study Report 22

PUBLIC 23

PUBLIC Appendix WSCR DEFINITIONS AND RATINGS 24

PUBLIC Lubbock Load Integration Study Interface & Transfer Limit

PUBLIC Base Case

PUBLIC LPL Option 1

PUBLIC LPL Option 4

PUBLIC LPL Option 4ow Add 345 kV Oliver to Wadsworth

PUBLIC LPL Option 8A

PUBLIC LPL Option 8B

PUBLIC LPL Option 11

PUBLIC LPL Option 12

PUBLIC LPL Option 12c

PUBLIC LPL Option 20

PUBLIC SHY Option 1-2a White River Abernathy North instead of Airport Park McDonald instead of Quincy To Vealmoor Oliver instead of Southeast

PUBLIC SHY Option 1-2b White River Abernathy North instead of Airport Park McDonald instead of Quincy To Long Draw Oliver instead of Southeast

PUBLIC Panhandle Transfer Limit with WSCR=1.5 LP&L Interconnection Impacts on WSCR Summary