Group, We have developed a process for tiering our bids and should do so going forward. Please use appropriate dollar and mw values. Below is JUST an example. When tiering, the top numbers (mw values) must be monotonically increasing and the last two numbers on the bottom of your tier ($ values) must be the same.
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I am finalizing the docs and we should coordinate with Julian. You may want to let Scott Neal know that we will need his signature. SS
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Attached is the NNG Measurement Log thru 03/22/02. Please review and give me a call if you have any feedback on the listed items. I can be reached @ 713.853.7742. j. floyd
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answer: NNG Measurement Log thru 03/22/02
Group- Brace yourselves... Once more we are experiencing seasonal changes. The time zone change has pu= shed the evening peak back to HE 18 through HE 19. These hours are now prem= ium, the load curve no longer resembles a rolling hill but has an extreme m= orning ramp and an extreme evening ramp. Both EPE and the CAISO in NP-15 wi= ll have difficulty with this evening ramp. Do not count on the EPE load for= ecast to accurately identify the evening ramp. We should not suck off the g= rid. Pay the extra $3 for firm or unit contingent power in the SW. We need = to attack the evening peak early and make sure we cover it. We should be us= ing congestion wheels as hedges. A 200 mw import requires a 200 mw wheel go= ing in the opposite direction at $0.10--or less--we should not do 50 mws at=
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Evening Peak and MEETING NEXT TUESDAY at 4:30.