Energy Sector Updates and Group Operations Report

 
Operations Working Group
ROS Update
 
Chair- Rickey Floyd
Vice-Chair- Tyler Springer
HITE List Sub-Chair – Pushkar Chhajed
06/06/2024
 
ERCOT Updates and System Operation Report
 
Unofficial Peaks Reported by ERCOT
April Peak Demand – 63,997 MW 4/30 HE 1800 April 2023 Peak 60,995.
April All Time Renewable – 37,806 MW 4/5 16:07
New All Time Wind Penetration Record 69.15% on 4/10/2024 01:43
 
 
Texas Reliability Entity Report
 
Industry Outreach
5/21 Summer Outlook
5/22 Talk with Texas IBR Registration
Reliability Workshop 101 and 102 scheduled for June
2024 Summer Reliability Assessment is available
NERC alert from April on 6GHZ interference was acknowledged by 99% of the participants in Texas
 
 
 
NOGRR262 – 
Provisions for Operator
Controlled Load Shed
 
Oncor Provided Overview of Comments Filed on 5/13/2024
R
emove the proposed language stating that Transmission Operators (TOs) should avoid the use of
Load designated as critical, Under-Frequency Load Shed (UFLS), or Under-voltage Load Shed
(UVLS). Adequately covered in 4.5.3.4
Replace “if possible” with “if applicable” in paragraph (7)(b).
Add a requirement to paragraph (7)(b) for the TO to notify ERCOT if its Supervisory Control and
Data Acquisition (SCADA)-controlled Load shed capability has been exhausted.
Add “If determined appropriate by the TO and as soon as practicable” in lieu of “Whenever
possible” in paragraph (c), along with a corresponding change of “shall” to “should.”
Gold Spread expressed concerns on “
SCADA-controlled Load shed should be utilized before
non-SCADA controlled Load shed when executing a Load shed instruction”  due to some
Coop’s not have SCADA control and could add burden other Coops with SCADA control.
ERCOT and Golden Spread will meet to discuss and possibly propose new language.
ERCOT expressed the need to gain consensus move this forward.
NOGRR262 will remain tabled at OWG.
 
NPRR 1221 – Related to NOGRR262
 
There were no new comments filed
NPRR 1221 remains tabled pending consensus on NOGRR262
 
NPRR 1070 - 
Planning Criteria for GTC Exit
Solutions
 
ERCOT provided an update indicating they were still actively working
in comments and coordinating with the PUC.
ERCOT will need a little more time to complete. No timeline was
available.
Remains tabled at OWG.
 
OTWG Update
 
No Update from OTWG.
Latest information is posted on the OWG meeting April meeting page
 
Other Business
 
None.
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Updates from various operational working groups in the energy sector including ERCOT peaks, Texas reliability reports, and discussions on load shedding provisions. NPRR updates show ongoing coordination efforts for key planning criteria. Stay informed on the latest industry developments.

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  1. Operations Working Group ROS Update Chair- Rickey Floyd Vice-Chair- Tyler Springer HITE List Sub-Chair Pushkar Chhajed 06/06/2024

  2. ERCOT Updates and System Operation Report Unofficial Peaks Reported by ERCOT April Peak Demand 63,997 MW 4/30 HE 1800 April 2023 Peak 60,995. April All Time Renewable 37,806 MW 4/5 16:07 New All Time Wind Penetration Record 69.15% on 4/10/2024 01:43

  3. Texas Reliability Entity Report Industry Outreach 5/21 Summer Outlook 5/22 Talk with Texas IBR Registration Reliability Workshop 101 and 102 scheduled for June 2024 Summer Reliability Assessment is available NERC alert from April on 6GHZ interference was acknowledged by 99% of the participants in Texas

  4. NOGRR262 Provisions for Operator Controlled Load Shed Oncor Provided Overview of Comments Filed on 5/13/2024 Remove the proposed language stating that Transmission Operators (TOs) should avoid the use of Load designated as critical, Under-Frequency Load Shed (UFLS), or Under-voltage Load Shed (UVLS). Adequately covered in 4.5.3.4 Replace if possible with if applicable in paragraph (7)(b). Add a requirement to paragraph (7)(b) for the TO to notify ERCOT if its Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)-controlled Load shed capability has been exhausted. Add If determined appropriate by the TO and as soon as practicable in lieu of Whenever possible in paragraph (c), along with a corresponding change of shall to should. Gold Spread expressed concerns on SCADA-controlled Load shed should be utilized before non-SCADA controlled Load shed when executing a Load shed instruction due to some Coop s not have SCADA control and could add burden other Coops with SCADA control. ERCOT and Golden Spread will meet to discuss and possibly propose new language. ERCOT expressed the need to gain consensus move this forward. NOGRR262 will remain tabled at OWG.

  5. NPRR 1221 Related to NOGRR262 There were no new comments filed NPRR 1221 remains tabled pending consensus on NOGRR262

  6. NPRR 1070 - Planning Criteria for GTC Exit Solutions ERCOT provided an update indicating they were still actively working in comments and coordinating with the PUC. ERCOT will need a little more time to complete. No timeline was available. Remains tabled at OWG.

  7. OTWG Update No Update from OTWG. Latest information is posted on the OWG meeting April meeting page

  8. Other Business None.

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