1 Appeal to ERCOT Board Regarding Use of Fuel Oil Index Price (FOIP) Larry Gurley TXU Wholesale June 19, 2007.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
RCWG Update to WMS April 9, VCMRR-VC for Cancellation of RUC Committed Resources Paragraph (3) of Nodal Protocol Section regarding Cancellation.
Advertisements

Zonal ADR Resettlement & Data Retention ERCOT CSWG 04/20/2015.
RCWG Update to WMS July 8, VCMRR008 - Alignment with NPRR700, Utilizing Actual Fuel Cost in Startup Offer Caps NPRR700 approved at May 2015 WMS.
Protocol Revision Subcommittee Presentation to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee February 7, 2008.
May 29, 2014 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Update to RMS Kathy Scott June 3, 2014 TAC Update to RMS 1.
Overview of FIP Issues in the RUC, Verifiable Cost, and other Nodal Market Processes January 28, 2009 WMS Meeting.
1 How does ERCOT Review, Verify and Approve RMR Costs? (In response to questions that were asked during PRR 632 discussions) Prepared for the
Protocol Revision Subcommittee Presentation to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee May 4, 2006.
Report to TAC February In Brief Chair and Vice-Chair for 2009 Chair and Vice-Chair for 2009 Working Group Reports Working Group Reports QMWG QMWG.
Guidelines for Verification of Resource Specific Fuel Adders RCWG Paul Vinson.
Presentation to WMS Regarding PRR 731- Fuel Oil Index Price (FOIP) Larry Gurley July 18, 2007.
PMO Update to PRS Troy Anderson Program Management Office April 20, 2007.
RCWG Update to WMS July 10, General Update Agenda Items for Today: Fuel Adder NPRR 485-(no vote) Variable O&M for Technology Types (vote) Seasonal.
Texas Nodal © Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Verifiable Costs Process TPTF Meeting Nov 28, 2007 Ino Gonzalez.
Lead from the front Texas Nodal 1 Texas Nodal Load Frequency Control (LFC) EDS 3 Release 6 - Handbook EDS 3 Release 6 MP Planning.
E x p e r i e n c e C o m m i t m e n t SM ERCOT Nodal – Fuel Cost Analysis Verifiable Cost Working Group October 6, 2008.
RPRS ERCOT System Wide Insufficiency Charge Presented at the Technical Advisory Committee June 1, 2006.
Grabbing Balancing Up Load (BUL) by the Horns December 2006.
Texas Nodal © Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Real Time Reliability Must Run Settlements Business Requirements.
Report to TAC August In Brief Working Group Reports Working Group Reports CMWG CMWG DSWG (No report) DSWG (No report) MCWG MCWG MWG (No report)
RCWG Update to WMS May 6, Real-Time Mitigation During Exceptional Fuel Events Option 3 – Increase MOC’s during Cold Weather Events When ERCOT.
Quick Start Resource – Payment for Start-Up at less than LSL Current NPRR language: ( 8) If a QSGR comes On-Line as a result of a Base Point less than.
1 UNC Modification 429 Customer Settlement Error Claims Process – Guidance Document.
RCWG Update to WMS July 11, Alternatives to Address Negative Prices At its June meeting, WMS directed RCWG to bring back something to vote on. RCWG.
Resource Cost Working Group October 7, 2015 WMS Update.
Resource Cost Working Group December 2, 2015 WMS Update.
Texas Nodal Market Implementation Metric Sub Group Readiness Advisor January 30, 2006.
Unit-Specific Bid Limits based on Modified Generic Cost.
Texas Nodal © Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Nodal Verifiable Costs Process WMS Meeting May 15, 2007 Ino.
RPRS TF and QSE Managers Report to PRS 1)Procurement (QSE Managers) 2)Cost Allocation (RPRS Task Force) –PRR 674 –PRR 676 –PRR 678.
NPRRs 663NPRR Ancillary Service Insufficiency Actions. This Nodal Protocol Revision Request (NPRR) specifies the actions ERCOT will take to ensure sufficient.
Protocol Revision Subcommittee Presentation to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee May 8, 2008.
Protocol Revision Subcommittee Presentation to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee January 6, 2010.
Nodal Short Pay and Uplift Process CWG Meeting May 28, 2008.
February 5, 2008 TPTF 168 Hour Test Follow up discussion.
Protocol Revision Subcommittee Report to ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee December 5, 2002.
TPTF Verifiable Cost Sub-group Summary Report to TPTF 1/21/2008 Jim Galvin- TPTF VC Sub-group Chair.
October 29, 2012 RARF Workshop 2 Introduction to ERCOT Modeling Process Jay Teixeira Manager, Model Administration.
Texas Nodal © Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Nodal Dispute Management System Business Requirements ERCOT.
14 Minute Ramp Period Testing Workshop June 30, 2009.
Overview of Governing Document for Weather-Sensitive ERS Pilot Project Stakeholder Workshop Mark Patterson, ERCOT Staff March 1, 2013.
Texas Nodal © Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Verifiable Costs for Nodal WMS Meeting.
1 TAC Report to the ERCOT Board November 14, 2006.
December 2010 Wholesale Market Subcommittee Report to Technical Advisory Committee.
Protocol Revision Subcommittee Presentation to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee September 3, 2009.
Texas Nodal © Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Verifiable Costs Process Settlement and Data Aggregation Working.
NPRR 649 Board Appeal Koch Ag & Energy Solutions February 9,
Current Stakeholder Timelines for Emergency Issues May 6, 2008 TPTF.
Transition Plan Network Operations Model Change Requests 5/26/2010.
1 Energy Storage Settlements Consistent with PUCT Project & NPRR461 ERCOT Commercial Market Operations June 27, 2012 – ETWG Meeting.
Presentation to the ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee July 1, 2010.
1 TAC Report to the ERCOT Board July 18, TAC Summary 4 PRRs for approval (3 unanimous) 4 PRRs for approval (3 unanimous) 5 Nodal PRRs for approval.
Overview of FIP Issues in the RUC, Verifiable Cost, and other Nodal Market Processes November 12, 2008 VCWG Meeting.
Reliability-Must-Run (RMR) Cost Evaluation and Settlement Basis Ino González ERCOT RMR Workshop May 24, 2016.
1 Commercial Operations Working Group Update to TAC April 7, 2005.
Nodal RTM Settlement Timeline Snapshot Timing for Load and Gen Data (Follow-Up) Mandy Bauld COPS November 10, 2009.
Fuel Cost Components in the Fuel Adder
2017 Seasonal Adjustment Factors
Exceptional Fuel Costs in LMP
Fuel Cost Components in the Fuel Adder
Compliance Report to ERCOT BOD December 2006
TAC Report to the ERCOT Board
Resource Cost Working Group
General Overview Of Resource Costs
Pilot Project Concept 30-Minute Emergency Response Service (ERS)
Pilot Project Concept 30-Minute Emergency Response Service (ERS)
Fuel Cost Components in the Fuel Adder
Market Operations Presentation Board of Director’s Meeting
Energy Storage Settlements Consistent with PUCT Project & NPRR461
Unsecured Bad Energy Debt and Unsecured Bad Capacity Debt Version 2
Presentation transcript:

1 Appeal to ERCOT Board Regarding Use of Fuel Oil Index Price (FOIP) Larry Gurley TXU Wholesale June 19, 2007

2 Background During June, July and August of 2006, TXU Wholesale burned fuel oil at 9 of its gas/oil plants to provide RPRS and OOM services. TXU burned fuel oil instead of natural gas due to gas supply and delivery problems. ERCOT Protocols allow for recovery of “verifiable costs”. -If natural gas is used, a Fuel Index Price (FIP) based on natural gas prices may be used to “verify” costs in lieu of providing supporting documentation. -However, the Protocols are silent regarding the use of a fuel oil index price (FOIP) to “verify” costs in lieu of supporting documentation.

3 Background (Continued) In early 2007 (consistent with the settlement timeline in the ERCOT Protocols), TXU Wholesale submitted 3 requests for reimbursement of “verifiable costs” (one for each month) for a total of $1,136,294 (based on a fuel oil index price) to recover the cost of fuel oil burned during the summer of ERCOT denied the requests on the grounds that the Protocols do not specifically allow use of a fuel oil index price for “verifiable costs”. Subsequently, ERCOT agreed to allow recovery of $488,802 based on a natural gas index price. Thus, the remaining $647,492 is subject to review by the ERCOT Board pursuant to Protocol Section (4)(c).

4 Applicable Protocol Language Section (3)(b) … Fuel costs, including transportation and storage costs directly related to this RPRS event for use in calculating the costs in Section (3)(b) (i), (iii) and (v), will require supporting documentation of sufficient detail to allow for the verification of the cost of fuel consumed by the Resource receiving the RPRS Instruction. Documentation may include contracts, invoices or other documents. For gas fired Resources, such documentation will not be required if the requested incremental fuel cost is less than one hundred ten percent (110%) of the Fuel Index Price.

5 Applicable Protocol Language (cont.) Section (3)(c) … The requesting QSE may request that this review be conducted at an Executive Session of the ERCOT Board of Directors. Requests must be presented in person by a representative of the company submitting the request and must also include language suitable to be included in the Protocols to define the documentation requirements for future requests of a similar nature. Subsequent to the approval of such costs, the requesting company shall submit a Protocol Revision Request, in accordance with Section 21, Process for Protocol Revision, incorporating the necessary documentation standards provided to the ERCOT Board. Once approved by the ERCOT Board, ERCOT will process the request for payments as described in Section 9.2.5, Resettlement Statement.

6 TXU’s Request of the Board Consistent with Protocols Section (3)(c) and (5)(c), TXU requests that the Board approve TXU’s remaining verifiable costs ($647,492) using the Fuel Oil Index Price (FOIP) for fuel oil burned during the summer of 2006 and approve the concept of allowing use of a Fuel Oil Index Price (FOIP) in lieu of documentation when fuel oil is part of a Market Participant’s request for “verifiable costs”.

7 Why Use an Index? TXU seeks Board approval of the use of a Fuel Oil Index Price (FOIP) because: -fuel oil is typically replaced as quickly as possible in order to ensure a ready supply for reliability, -an index price (not at average inventory price) best reflects market price paid for oil, -minimizes administrative costs for both the Market Participant and ERCOT when dealing with “verifiable costs”, and -use of index price is consistent with the approach approved in the Nodal Protocols.

8 Protocol Revision Request Consistent with Protocol Section (4)(c), TXU will submit a Protocol Revision Request (PRR) through the normal PRR review process to define use of a FOIP in lieu of documentation for recovery of “verifiable costs” when fuel oil is used to produce the energy required to supply RPRS or OOME services.

9 Proposed Protocol Revision Natural gas costs, including transportation and storage costs directly related to this RPRS event for use in calculating the costs in Section (3)(b) (i), (iii) and (v), will require supporting documentation of sufficient detail to allow for the verification of the cost of natural gas consumed by the Resource receiving the RPRS Instruction. Fuel oil costs submitted for verification shall be based on replacement costs directly related to this RPRS event for use in calculating the costs in Section (3)(b) (i), (iii) and (v). Documentation of fuel oil costs shall be in sufficient detail to allow for the verification of the replacement cost of fuel oil consumed by the Resource receiving the RPRS Instruction. Documentation may include contracts, invoices or other documents. For gas fired Resources, such documentation will not be required if the requested incremental fuel cost is less than one hundred ten percent (110%) of the Fuel Index Price. For oil fired Resources, such documentation will not be required if the requested incremental fuel cost is less than one hundred ten percent (110%) of the Fuel Oil Index Price.

10 Questions?