Reliable Power Reliable Markets Reliable People Hanna Region Transmission Development Ramaiah Divi, P.Eng Manager, Central System Planning.

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Reliable Power Reliable Markets Reliable People Hanna Region Transmission Development Ramaiah Divi, P.Eng Manager, Central System Planning

Overview of Presentation Overview of: –Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO ) –Regulatory Process for Transmission Development –Alberta’s Electricity Industry –Transmission Planning Process Need for Transmission Development in the Hanna Region –Study Region –Study Drivers Transmission Development Alternatives Next Steps Participant Involvement Program (PIP) Need Identification Development (NID) Application Timelines

AESO – Our role

AESO Vision The AESO will be seen as a key contributor to the development of Alberta and the quality of life for Albertans, through our leadership role in the facilitation of fair, efficient and openly competitive electricity markets and the reliable operation and development of the Alberta Interconnected Electric System (AIES).

The Big Picture The flow of power

The Big Picture (cont’d) Alberta’s Electricity Generation

The Big Picture (Contd.) Alberta’s Electrical System High Voltage Lines: 69KV, 138/144KV, 240 KV and 500 KV Transmission Lines 21,000 km Interties to B.C. Up to 780 MW Interties to Saskatchewan Up to 150 MW Merchant Line to Montana Up to 300 MW Peak Demand 9701 MW Generation Capacity12,172 MW Number of Generating UnitsOver 280

Regulatory Process: The Players

Transmission 2-stage process AESO –determine the need for transmission development –submit a Needs Identification Document (NID), to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) for approval that will include a recommendation for transmission reinforcement Transmission Facility Owner (TFO) –detailed routing and specific siting –detailed engineering –separate consultation process –submit a Facilities Application to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) for approval

Overall Transmission Planning Framework 20 Year Outlook Generation and load focused High level, conceptual Transmission Alternatives 10 Year Transmission Plan - Roadmap for Transmission Development Context for Need Applications Individual Need Applications

Transmission Planning Process : Planning Considerations –Social impacts of project/transmission plan Social/Landowner Environmental Land Use –Technical: Technical performance –Economic: Capital costs and line losses

Hanna Region Transmission Development -Need Hanna Region Transmission Development

Hanna Region – Study Area

Overview of Need – Hanna Region The transmission system in this area lacks the capacity to support additional demand or integrating new generation Demand for electricity in this region is growing; Load Growth Areas: –Wainwright, Provost and Hanna areas –Load is expected to double over the next 10 year Wind interest in this area: Well over 1500 MW

Map of Load (demand) and wind interest in Hanna Region

Keystone Pipe Line Load Growth: Construction of new pipelines Development of Coal Bed Methane Wells Associated infrastructure

Hanna Region: Transmission System Alternatives Investigated 240 kV and 144 kV options 144 kV Option found to be technically inadequate 240 kV AC Options Developed Four Alternatives (A, B, C, and D)

Alternative 1

Alternative 2

Alternative 3

Types of Possible Towers

Technical Comparison between Alternatives 1- 3

Qualitative Comparison of Alternatives

Participant Involvement Program (PIP) Activities: –Meetings with : First Nations Municipal Districts and Counties Special Interest Groups DOE/AUC –Open Houses, Feb 23 – March 10, 2009

Next Steps Continue PIP Determination of preferred alternative Preparation of Need Identification Document

Need Identification Document Preparation of need application Recommendation of Hanna System Plan Based on: Technical Economic Social

27 Project Schedule

Contact us General AESO Inquiries on Hanna Region Transmission Development: Marina Lakhani, Project Coordinator, Transmission