Examples of ABC Interface in a sentence
In order to implement the NY-NJ PAR coordination process, including the establishment and continuation of the initial and any future OBF as defined in this Section and Section 35.2 of this Agreement, on the ABC PARs and the Waldwick PARs, the facilities comprising the ABC Interface and JK Interface shall be functional and operational at all times, consistent with Good Utility Practice, except when they are taken out-of-service to perform maintenance or are subject to a forced outage.
This proposal of combining the ABC Interface, JK Interface, 5018 line, and the Western ties into one aggregate PJM-NY AC Proxy Bus definition presents several advantages.
The OBF will ordinarily flow one-third on each of the E, F, and O PARs, 25% on the A PAR, and 37% on each of the B and C PARs. For example, if 21% of total net interchange was modeled to flow over the ABC Interface, and the desired net interchange was 1,300 MW into NYISO, then the target flow over the A PAR would be +191 MW, i.e. ([1300*21%]/3 + (400*25%).
The scenario analysis identified reliability issues1 in Northern New Jersey as well as delivery limitations when exporting from PJM to the NYISO on the JK Interface and when exporting from NYISO to PJM on the ABC Interface.
By combining M2M PAR coordination with the aggregate scheduling of the ABC Interface, JK Interface and 5018 line facilities as discussed above, the NYISO and PJM can effectuate aggregate interchange schedules across the PJM-NY AC Proxy Bus in a manner that also permits them to manage congestion at each of the individual interfaces.
They are, however, capable of facilitating an aggregate PJM-NY AC Proxy Bus interchange schedule across the ABC Interface, JK Interface, 5018 line, and the Western ties.
The NYISO and PJM market models will assume, for example, that for every MW of total interchange injected at the Proxy Bus in the day-ahead market, and for every MW of incremental change in interchange injected at the Proxy Bus in the real-time market, 0.32 MW is directed over the 5018 line, 0.21 MW is directed over the ABC Interface, 0.15 MW is directed over the JK Interface, and the remainder is distributed across the Western ties.
Instead of the 61% and 39% over 5018 line and the Western ties respectively, as is done today, the proposal will result in scheduled flows distributed over the 5018 line, ABC Interface, JK Interface and Western Ties according to a pre- determined static distribution.
The LBMPs/LMPs at the NYISO Keystone Proxy Bus and the PJM NYIS Proxy bus will be weighted according to a distribution that includes the expectation that a portion of scheduled interchange will flow over ABC Interface, JK Interface, and 5018 line.
NYISO and PJM have agreed to apply an OBF of 400 MW from NYISO to PJM over the JK Interface and 400 MW from PJM to NYISO over the ABC Interface in addition to the following interchange percentages: 32% over the 5018 line, 21% over the ABC Interface, 15% over the JK Interface, and 32% over the Western ties.