Dynamic Transfer Capability Task Force Overview
Process: Under the auspices of the Wind Integration Study Team, convene a Taskforce of transmission experts to:
1) Identify the limitations on DTC and quantify the threats to system reliability and costs of increased dynamic transfers;
2) Understand differences in methodology for calculating DTC limits;
3) Characterizing the types of use of DTC for different generators (e.g. Wind vs Coal), Loads ( e.g. internal vs remote load) and Schedules (Regulation, Spinning Reserve, Contingency Reserve, 30 minute static & 60 minute static);
4) Identify possible short-term, medium-term and long-term options for reliably increasing DTC in the Pacific Northwest.
Timeframe:
Status: Active
Program Contact:
Gordon Dobson-Mack, Powerex;
...3Report(Final-12.21.2011 ).pdf download>
12/14/2011 BPA Dynamic Transfer Limit Study Methodology Feb 2010 (v: 1)
...mitStudyMethdology-Feb2010.pdf download>
12/14/2011 CAISO Impact of Dynamic Schedules on Interfaces (v: 1)
...edulesonInterfaces-Jan2011.pdf download>
07/20/2011 DTC TF Phase 2 report (7.20.2011) (v: 1)
...FPhase2Report _v20July2011.pdf download>
11/03/2022 PowerTech Dynamic Scheduling Final Report (v: 1)
...namicSchedulingFinalReport.pdf download>
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