Message-ID: <28732011.1075840547720.JavaMail.evans@thyme> Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 19:13:04 -0800 (PST) From: lancecunningham@houston.rr.com To: doug.gilbert-smith@enron.com Subject: Fw: Report From The CMWG Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-From: "Lance Cunningham" @ENRON X-To: Gilbert-smith, Doug X-cc: X-bcc: X-Folder: \ExMerge - Gilbert-smith, Doug\Inbox X-Origin: GILBERTSMITH-D X-FileName: doug gilbert smith 6-25-02.PST Doug, Trying to keep you up to speed. LBC ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Cc: ; ; Conto, Jose ; Cunningham, Lance ; ; ; Connolly, Mike ; Lin, Martin ; Siddiqi, Shams ; Agrawal, Laliya ; ; ; ; Carlson, Trent ; Saathoff, Kent ; Bian, Jessica ; Adams, John ; Myers, Steven ; Jones, Dan ; ; ; Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 7:37 PM Subject: Report From The CMWG > Jerry, > > The subgroup of the Congestion Management Working Group (CMWG) which has > been performing power flow studies and analyzing the zonal weighted average > shift factors, held a conference call this afternoon to review the work > done by different members of the subgroup recently. This conference call > also included members of the TXU & Reliant TDSPs who have reviewed and > offerred input into the process. > > During the conference call we reached a consensus of what values to use for > the 2002 summer on-peak TTC ratings for the CSCs in the direction of base > flow (i.e. for West to North flow on the Graham to Parker CSC, for South to > North flow on the Temple to Sandow CSC, and for South to Houston flow on > the STP to Dow CSC). These TTC limits are shown in the PowerPoint > presentation attached below. Additionally, I have included a list of the > Boundary Generators and restated the CREs for each CSC by which CREs are > Closely Related Contingencies and which CREs are Closely Related Monitored > Elements. > > With the work that was done by this subgroup recently, we now have a high > degree of confidence that the CSC flows predicted by the Zonal Average > Weighted Shift Factors match very closely what is observed by power flow > software. Therefore, the doubt that we had earlier on this issue has been > resolved. > > One issue that was raised during today's conference call that needs the > attention of the WMS is, will TCRs be sold in both directions on the CSCs? > If so, then TTC limits in the opposite direction will need to be developed > as well. Ken Donohoo said that there has been some discussion on this > issue by different stakeholders this week and that clarity is needed. > > One last note on the CREs shown in the PowerPoint presentation, please > review it to determine if all changes that were discussed at Monday's CMWG > meeting are reflected. I know that the ones in the Austin area have been > removed; however, Jose Conto thinks that a couple were agreed upon to be > added at that meeting; however, he wasn't sure which ones they were. > Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thanks > > Shannon > > (See attached file: CMWG Subgroup Results For TTCs and CREs.ppt) - CMWG Subgroup Results For TTCs and CREs.ppt