Due to Canyon gas-electric coordination initiative and the interim tariff revisions from , 2016 through November 30, . This Addendum will address the modification to Version 39 of the Market Instruments BPM as follows; Number Feature Tariff Section Numbers Effective Date BPM section Existing section in MO BPM Modified section in MO BPM 1 Make two-day ahead advisory schedules available with the clarification that they are not financially binding or operationally binding 6.5.2.2.3 6/2/2016 10 & 12 See below See below 2 Use current gas price information to increase efficiency of economic dispatch 6.5.2.3.4, 30.4.1.2, 39.7.1.1.1.3 (a)(b)(c), 31.6.1, and deleting old (b) 7/6/2016 Attachment C See below See below 3 Adjust the gas price indexes used to calculation commitment and default energy bids & generated bids for affected resources on the SoCalGas/SDG&E system 39.7.1.1.1.3 (d) 7/6/2016 Attachment C See below See below 4 Permit market participants to commitment costs in the real-time market 30.5.1(b) 6/2/2016 4.1, 5.1.1.1.1, 5.1.1.1.2, 8.2.1.3, B.2.1, See See below
Load Base Schedules Reports the base schedules for load resources the real-time markets Balancing Test Results Report that provide the results for the series of tests conducted to ensure that each EIM Entity Balancing Authority Area has sufficient resources to serve its load while still realizing the benefits of increased resource diversity. Please refer to the Energy Imbalance Market Business Practice Manual document for more information. Transmission Violation Test Results Report that provide the results for the series of conducted to ensure that each EIM Entity Balancing Authority Area has sufficient resources to serve its load while still realizing the benefits of increased resource diversity. Please refer to the Energy Imbalance Market Business Practice Manual document for more information. Flexible Ramp Requirement Sufficiency Test Results Report that provide the results for the series of tests conducted to ensure that each EIM Entity Balancing Authority Area has sufficient resources to serve its load while still realizing the benefits of increased resource diversity. Please refer to the Energy Imbalance Market Business Practice Manual document for more information. Bid Range Capacity Test Results Report that provide the results for the series of tests conducted to ensure that each EIM Entity Balancing Authority Area has sufficient resources to serve its load while still realizing the benefits of increased resource diversity. Please refer to the Energy Imbalance Market Business Practice Manual document for more information. Convergence Bidding Reports The following four Convergence Bidding reports are available through the Customer Market Results Interface (CMRI). Reports 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 are associated with the CRR Adjustment Settlement Rule. For additional details on the CRR Adjustment Settlement Rule, please see the BPM for Market Operations, Appendix F. Day Ahead Convergence Bidding Awards Displays the market Virtual Bidding supply and demand awards that were cleared in the day-ahead market for energy Addition of a new column called “Intertie”, which defines the “Primary Tie” if the virtual bid Pnode or Apnode is external to CAISO Hourly Prices due to Convergence Bidding for CRR Adjustment Displays the hourly prices that CAISO uses to calculate Congestion Revenue Rights (CRR) adjustments due to Virtual Bidding. Binding Transmission Constraints due to Convergence Bidding for CRR Adjustment Report Displays supporting data for settlement charges imposed on scheduling coordinators, as a result of the application of the CRR settlement rule - specifically CRR flow impact on locations for each scheduling coordinator.
Cost option, the SC can submit a Minimum Load Cost through SIBR in either DAM or RTM. SIBR would use the submitted Minimum Load Cost if it is not negative and is less than or equal to the Minimum Load is calculated based on gas daily prices. Transition Yes, these values are calculated as defined in Attachment H, based on the calculated costs for each configuration For a Multi-Stage Generating Resources, the dollar cost per feasible transition associated with moving from one online configuration to another. SC can submit Transition Cost through SIBR in either DAM or RTM. The calculation is the same for all MSG regardless of the Cost option. Energy Bid Curve Self-Schedule Ancillary Services Bid cannot contain more than certified quantities for each service. Regulation Down Regulation Up Spinning Reserve Non-Spinning Reserve Ramp Rate Bid by SC, within limits of the minimum and maximum Ramp in the Master File. Operational Ramp Rate
Assume major maintenance cost adder approved by the CAISO is $105.19. Minimum Load Cost = $2,695 + major maintenance cost adder = $2,698 + 105 = $2,803 Table G4. Example of Calculated Minimum Load Cost and Maximum Bid Calculation Gas Price Index = $8.50/MMBtu Minimum Operating Level (MW) Heat Rate (MBtu/ MWh) O&M Cost ($/MWh) Minimum Load Cost ($) GHG Allowance Cost & MMA ($/MWh) Minimum Load Cost with GHG & MMA ($) Max MLC Bid w/o GHG/MMA ($) Max MLC Bid with GHG & MMA ($) 20 14,000 4 $2,470 $333 $2,803 $3,088 $3,504 Number 6