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    Planning Subcommittee

    Status Update on

    PRC-006-1 UFLS

    Methodology

    February 26, 2012

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    Status Update

    MISO is presently collecting UFLS data and developingmethodology

    Islanding Criteria and Methodology Workshop to be held

    the week of March 18-22

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    Islanding Criteria Requirements

    PCs must have documented islanding criteria thatconsider

    Historical events

    System studies

    Any island formed intentionally by a Special Protection System

    Each Regional Reliability Organization (RRO) in MISO must be

    studied as an island

    R1

    R2.1

    R2.1

    R2.2

    R2.3

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    Draft Islanding Criteria

    MISO shall consider the following to identify one or moreislands:

    Historical events

    System studies

    MISO Annual LOLE Study: Load Resource Zones (LRZ)

    A subset of each RRO in MISO

    Other considerations

    Historical NERC Regional Council boundaries

    Inspection: interfaces with weak or few ties; natural geographic

    boundaries

    Reserve sharing zones

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    Considerations

    What should be the minimum size island MISO studies? NERC Event Severity Categories:

    Category 2: unintentional island of 100-4999 MW

    Category 3: unintentional island of 5000-9999 MW

    Category 4: unintentional island of 10000+ MW

    How far back should we look for historical events?

    Please advise us as soon as possible of pertinent

    historical islands in your footprints

    Respond to Tylerby March 12

    These questions will be finalized after the IslandingCriteria and Methodology Workshop

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    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Major Historical Events

    September 18, 2007

    6MRO

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    Major Historical Events

    June 25, 1998

    7NERC

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    NERC Regional Entities

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    MISO is required to consider each Region as an island

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    Historic NERC Regional Councils

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    Historic boundaries may guide judgment in islandinterface selection

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    Planning Coordinators

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    MISO will coordinate studies with adjacent PCs, but willnot study ComEd as an island

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    Transmission Owners

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    Boundaries may guide judgment in island interfaceselection (Load Resource Zones shown)

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    Reserve Sharing Zones

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    Boundaries may guide judgment in island interfaceselection

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    Reserve Sharing Zones

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    Boundaries may guide judgment in island interfaceselection

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    Future: Analytical island identification

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    The problem of identifying islands with weak ties and/orload imbalance neatly conforms to some multilevel graph

    partitioning algorithms

    An analytical approach might give insight into possible

    islands that are missed by inspection

    Proposed as a future project

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    Roadmap Summary

    2013 PC develops islanding criteria in collaboration with stakeholders

    PC builds UFLS database

    PC performs design assessment, identifies any necessary

    changes to existing regime

    UFLS Entities, GOs, TOs implement revised Program

    Every year

    PC maintains database

    Every five years

    PC performs design assessment, identifies any necessarychanges to existing regime

    UFLS Entities, TOs, GOs implement revised Program

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    2013 Plan

    Jan: UFLS Entity, GO data request Feb: Draft Islanding Criteria

    Mar: Refine Methodology at Workshop

    Populate UFLS Database

    Apr: Finalize scope and launch study

    Jul: Complete study

    Aug: Draft UFLS Design Assessment

    Comment period

    Sep: Comment response

    Final UFLS Design Assessment Oct: UFLS Program finalized

    PRC-006-1 becomes effective

    Implementation schedule communicated

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    Immediate next steps

    Please respond to UFLS data request by March 8

    Please contact Tyler [email protected] David

    [email protected] March 12 with your input

    on study methodology and islanding criteria

    Email us TODAY if you would like to attend the Islanding

    Criteria and Methodology Workshop the week of March

    18-22 and you have a date preference

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    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]