Topic:"Transmission Planning" in M12932

GENERAL CLASS (SOURCED FROM 2023-2024 GRA) Function Demand Allocation Ratios Generation 59% Transmission (HV & EHV) 14% Distribution 28% Total 100%

AI summary The document provides a breakdown of function demand allocation ratios, with Generation accounting for 59%, Transmission (HV & EHV) for 14%, and Distribution for 28%. A visual representation is included in the form of an image.

Notably, the heating classification methodology and its application to the TVP evaluation has been modified in each Phase of the evaluation, this progression is documented in [Attachment](#page-132-0) IV: [Historical Methodological Changes...

AI summary The heating classification methodology and its application to the TVP evaluation have been modified in each Phase, with these changes documented in Attachment IV: Historical Methodological Changes.

III.2.3 Eco Shift A new addition to the TVP evaluation included the effect of combining the Eco Shift administered by E1 with TVP. Control group selection for these customers was incorporated into this evaluations methodology to ensure tha...

AI summary The evaluation of the TVP (Transmission Voltage Planning) included the combined effect of Eco Shift and TVP. Control group selection was used to ensure similarity between treatment and control groups. NS Power requested a list of Eco Shift events from E1, which were mostly Critical Peak Pricing (CPP) events.

III.3.3.2 Economic Impact Regression Model The same regression as equations (15), (16) and (17) was used for bill saving and price elasticity analysis for MURB TOU. In addition to the metrics calculated for commercial TOU and CPP, the effe...

AI summary The economic impact regression model was applied to MURB TOU for bill saving and price elasticity analysis. The model uses 15-minute average AMI interval data to estimate demand, serving as a proxy for billed demand in TVP EM&V.