FERC Order 1000 One Transmission Owner’s Perspective

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FERC Order 1000 One Transmission Owner’s Perspective DRAFT DRAFT Peter Flynn, President of FERC Regulated Businesses at National Grid New England Electricity Restructuring Roundtable September 16, 2011  

New England Highlights – One Transmission Owner’s Perspective Policy Established Implementation Plan  [tbd] Planning for Public Policy Requirements  [tbd] Regional Cost Allocation for Public Policy Projects New England – New York Planning Coordination  [tbd] New England – New York Cost Allocation Method  [tbd]  [tbd] Non-incumbent Developers

Planning for Public Policy Requirements Consider public policy requirements in developing regional plan Which public policy requirements? Expect states to play lead role Renewable portfolio standards leading candidate Establish procedures To identify public policy requirements To evaluate potential solutions

Will There Be Renewables To Plan For? A Forward Renewable Capacity Market (“FRCM”) could be an efficient solution to achieving state public policy goals and identifying the associated transmission needs Establish an FRCM as a compatible enhancement to the existing Forward Capacity Market (“FCM”) Like the FCM, commitments could be made through a competitive auction-based central procurement administered by ISO-New England (perhaps for 15-year commitments rather than the maximum of 5 years under the FCM) Like the FCM, monthly payments from ISO-NE to the renewable resources, and the collection of associated charges from the applicable load servers, could be governed by and assured under a FERC-approved tariff The states could be responsible for agreeing on and establishing the FRCM auction total requirements and any clearing conditions a minimum of X MW of on-shore wind must clear in Northern New England states? a minimum of Y MW of off-shore wind must clear off coast of Southern New England states? only resources priced below some reflection of ACPs will clear the auction? Results of the FRCM auction could establish transmission needs driven by public policy requirements

Regional Cost Allocation for Public Policy Projects Develop a method based on the 6 FERC principles Linkage between states whose public policy requirements are satisfied and customers to whom costs should be allocated For example, a new transmission facility that enables the fulfillment of renewable requirements in several states could be allocated to customers in those states

New England Loves New York (and visa versa) Planning coordination Share information Identify and jointly evaluate inter-regional facilities Cost allocation method Develop a common method for inter-regional facilities

Non-Incumbent Developers Eliminate certain federal rights of first refusal Establish qualification criteria for developers Identify information to be submitted by developers Unresolved New England issues Impact on transmission operating agreement (TOA) Legal standard governing involuntary TOA changes

Concluding Remarks Order 1000 is pro-customer and pro-transmission Positive planning and cost allocation requirements Role of States is recognized and will be critical to success in New England We should be careful to comply without disrupting well-functioning processes that have enabled functioning markets and transmission improvements – which have brought benefits across New England to customers