Topic:"Forecasting Methodology" in M03324

rom the format used in previous years, to identify shared FTEs (if any), by program, in the entity's 2010 budget. A "shared FTE" is an employee who performs both statutory and non-statutory functions. 14 As shown on Table 5 in Attachment 2...

AI summary NERC's 2010 budget addresses a Working Capital Reserve deficit by using a line of credit, based on 2008 NEL data. Tables in Attachment 2 detail funding and expense categories for 2009 and 2010.

2.0 Load/Capacity Forecasts 2.1 Twice yearly, by May 15th and November 15th respectively, the Operations Planning Working Group (CO 12) will perform a summer and winter assessment for the next season. The methodology and format of the seas...

AI summary The document outlines procedures for seasonal load/capacity assessments by the Operations Planning Working Group (CO 12), using NPCC Document C-45 methodology. Results are reviewed by NPCC's TFCO and RCC. Weekly capacity margin reviews by RC Areas are required, with mitigation measures for deficiencies or light load conditions.

Applicability: - Load-Serving Entity - Planning Authority - Resource Planner On October 29, 2008, MOD-017-0.1 was approved by the NERC Board of Trustees. On May 13, 2009, MOD-017-0.1 was approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission...

AI summary The document outlines the approval history of MOD-017-0.1 by NERC and FERC, and details MOD-018-0's requirements for reporting actual and forecast demand data to support system reliability assessments and real-time operations, including Demand-Side Management programs.

Applicability: - Load-Serving Entity - Transmission Planner - Resource Planner On January 7, 2005, MOD-020-0 was approved by the registered ballot body by a 95.5% affirmative vote. On February 8, 2005, MOD-020-0 was approved by the NERC Bo...

AI summary The text outlines the approval history of MOD-020-0 by NERC, FERC, and a registered ballot body, and introduces MOD-021-0.1, which mandates reporting of actual and forecast demand data for system assessments and real-time operations involving controllable Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs.

- 1. Title : Documentation of Data Reporting Requirements for Actual and Forecast Demands, Net Energy for Load, and Controllable Demand-Side Management - 2. Number: MOD-016-1.1 - 3. Purpose : Ensure that accurate, actual Demand data is ava...

AI summary This document outlines data reporting requirements for actual and forecast demand, net energy for load, and controllable demand-side management. It is intended to support system assessments, database validation, and real-time operations, and applies to the Planning Authority and Regional Reliability Organization.

C. Measures M1. The Load-Serving Entity, Planning Authority, Transmission Planner, and Resource Planner shall each provide evidence to its Compliance Monitor that it provided forecasts of interruptible demands and DCLM data per Reliability...

AI summary The Load-Serving Entity, Planning Authority, Transmission Planner, and Resource Planner must provide evidence to their Compliance Monitors that they submitted forecasts of interruptible demands and DCLM data as required by Reliability Standard MOD-019-0_R1.

Standard MOD-019-0.1 — Forecasts of Interruptible Demands and DCLM Data None specified. 1.4. Additional Compliance Information None.

AI summary The document indicates no specific information was provided regarding compliance with MOD-019-0.1, forecasts of interruptible demands, or DCLM data, with additional compliance details also unspecified.

Matrix of Violation Severity Levels for Approval Standard Number Requirement Number Text of Requirement Lower VSL Moderate VSL High VSL Severe VSL MOD-017- 0.1 R1.3. Monthly peak hour forecast demands in MW and Net Energy for Load in GWh f...

AI summary The text presents a matrix outlining violation severity levels for approval, focusing on forecasting requirements for load and energy. It highlights failures by entities such as the Load-Serving Entity, Planning Authority, and Resource Planner in providing necessary forecasts.

Background Each year, NERC's staff and its technical committees prepare a 10-year Long-Term Reliability Assessment (LTRA). This preparation includes data concentrated on Summer and Winter peak internal demand and associated demand and supp...

AI summary NERC prepares a 10-year Long-Term Reliability Assessment (LTRA) and Reference Case, assuming stable policies and historical trends. Scenario analysis evaluates sensitivity to factors like demand response, weather, and nuclear capacity. NERC's Planning Committee adopted a process in 2007 to assess emerging issues, with input from FERC and industry stakeholders.

A. Introduction - 1. Title: Documentation of the Accounting Methodology for the Effects of Demand-Side Management in Demand and Energy Forecasts. - 2. Number: MOD-021-1 - 3. Purpose: To ensure that assessments and validation of past events...

AI summary The document outlines the methodology for accounting for Demand-Side Management (DSM) effects in demand and energy forecasts. It emphasizes the need for accurate actual and forecast demand data to ensure system reliability and effective real-time operations, particularly in relation to DSM programs.

Standard MOD-021-1 — Accounting Methodology for Effects of DSM in Forecasts Regional Entity.

AI summary This document outlines the accounting methodology for incorporating Demand Side Management (DSM) effects into forecasts, though the provided text is limited to 'Regional Entity.'