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Settlements 301
Slide 2
Legal Disclaimers and Admonitions
PROTOCOL DISCLAIMER
This presentation provides a general overview of the Texas Nodal Market and is not
intended to be a substitute for the ERCOT Nodal Protocols (available at
http://www.ercot.com/mktrules/nprotocols/current), as amended from time to time. If any
conflict exists between this presentation and the ERCOT Nodal Protocols, the ERCOT
Nodal Protocols shall control in all respects.
ANTITRUST ADMONITION
ERCOT strictly prohibits market participants and their employees, who are participating in
ERCOT activities, from using their participation in ERCOT activities as a forum for
engaging in practices or communications that violate antitrust laws. The ERCOT Board
has approved guidelines for Members of ERCOT Committees, subcommittees, and
working groups to be reviewed and followed by each market participant attending ERCOT
meetings.
Slide 3
Housekeeping
• Restrooms
• Refreshments
• Attendance sheet
• Exam
• Questions
• Microphones Please turn off cell phones
& other electronics
Course Introduction & Market
Settlement Terminology
Slide 5
Course Audience
This course is designed to provide key information to anyone
who needs to understand financial settlements in the ERCOT
Wholesale Market.
This includes:
• Market Participants and ERCOT
staff who will be directly involved
in Congestion Revenue Rights,
Day-Ahead, and Real-Time
Settlements and Invoicing
• All Market Participants who are part of the settlement
process
Slide 6
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, learners should be able
to:
• Describe the settlement process in the ERCOT Wholesale
Market
• Identify how market actions cause or affect ERCOT Market
Settlements
• Combine ERCOT settlement equations with a QSE’s or
CRRAH’s market activities to predict settlement results.
• Analyze a QSE’s Settlement Statement for validation.
Slide 7
Course Topics
• Charges and Payments for CRRs CRR Auction
Revenue
Distribution
Charges and Payments for CRRs
Slide 8
Course Topics
• Charges and Payments for CRRs
DAM Commitment
• Make-Whole
DAM
Participation in DAM
• Energy
• AS
• PTP Obligations
Settlement of CRRs
purchased in the
Auction
CRR Auction
Revenue
Distribution
Charges and Payments for CRRs
Slide 9
DAM Commitment
• Make-Whole
DAM
Participation in DAM
• Energy
• AS
• PTP Obligations
Settlement of CRRs
purchased in the
Auction
Course Topics
• Charges and Payments for CRRs
Reconcile CRR
Short payments
CRR Balancing
Account
CRR Auction
Revenue
Distribution
Charges and Payments for CRRs
Slide 10
DAM Commitment
• Make-Whole
DAM
Participation in DAM
• Energy
• AS
• PTP Obligations
Settlement of CRRs
purchased in the
Auction
Course Topics
• Charges and Payments for CRRs
RUC
Commitment
• Make-Whole
• Clawback
Decommitment
CRR Balancing
Account
CRR Auction
Revenue
Distribution
Charges and Payments for CRRs
Reconcile CRR
Short payments
Slide 11
DAM Commitment
• Make-Whole
DAM
Participation in DAM
• Energy
• AS
• PTP Obligations
Settlement of CRRs
purchased in the
Auction
Course Topics
• Charges and Payments for CRRs
RUC
Commitment
• Make-Whole
• Clawback
Reconcile CRR
Short payments
CRR Balancing
Account
Decommitment
CRR Auction
Revenue
Distribution
Charges and Payments for CRRs
Real-Time Real-Time Activities
• Imbalances
• Base Point Deviations
• Other odds & ends
Settlement of PTP
Obligations purchased in
the DAM
Revenue Neutrality
Real Time Ancillary
Service Settlements
Slide 12
Course Topics
RUC
DAM
Real-Time CRR
Auction
CRR Balancing
Account
Statements & Invoicing
Slide 13
Day 2
Reliability Unit
Commitment
Day 1
Course Introduction
Congestion Revenue
Day-Ahead Market
Rights
Day 3
Real-Time
Statements &
Invoicing
Balancing Account
Course Agenda
Slide 14
Classroom Approach
• Review Operational Concepts
• Define operational impact to settlements
• Settlement Examples
– Payments
– Charges
– Revenue Neutrality
◦ Direct Assignment
◦ Obligation
◦ Load Allocation
Slide 15
The Settlements Story
Cast of Characters
Slide 16
Introductions
Please let us know your:
• Name
• Company for which you work
• Market Entity
– QSE
– TSP
– ERCOT
– Resources
– Other
• Experience in the industry or experience with Settlements
Slide 17
LMP
UFE
AML
LRS
SPP
DAM
CRR
PTP
AMT
RUC
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Terminology – Something old; Something new
As a class, we will:
• See two definitions on the screen for a Nodal Settlements
term
• Choose which statement is true
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Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Locational Marginal Pricing (LMP):
The marginal cost of relieving one MW of congestion on a
Transmission constraint N
The offer-based marginal cost of serving the next
increment of Load at an Electrical Bus True ?
?
Slide 19
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Settlement Point Price:
A price calculated for a Settlement Point for each Settlement
Interval using Shadow Prices M
A price calculated for a Settlement Point for each Settlement
Interval using LMPs True
?
?
Slide 20
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Settlement Intervals:
15 minutes:
• Day-Ahead Market
Hourly:
• Real-Time
• Congestion Revenue Rights N
15 minutes:
• Real-Time
Hourly:
• Congestion Revenue Rights
• Day-Ahead Market
True ?
?
Slide 21
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Charge Type:
A line item on an ERCOT Settlement Statement True
A choice a customer must make when paying their bill (i.e.
Visa, MasterCard, etc.) N ?
?
Slide 22
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Billing Determinant:
A variable used in Settlements to calculate a Charge Type True
A flag that determines the Statement on which a Charge
Type Appears M ?
?
Slide 23
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Adjusted Metered Load:
Load usage data that has been adjusted for the difference
between scheduled load and actual load. N
Load usage data that has been adjusted for Transmission
Losses, Distribution Losses, and Unaccounted for Energy
(UFE) True ?
?
Slide 24
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Metering and Data Aggregation
Meter Data
Load Serving Entity (LSE)
Qualified Scheduling Entity (QSE)
Distribution Losses
Transmission Losses
Adjusted Metered Load (QSE)
Unaccounted For Energy (UFE)
Slide 25
Activity: Market Settlement Terminology
Load Ratio Share:
The ratio of an Entity’s Adjusted Metered Load to total ERCOT
Adjusted Metered Load for an interval True
The ratio of an Entity’s Adjusted Metered Load to Adjusted
Metered Generation for an interval M ?
?
Slide 26
Module Summary
$ Overview of course logistics
Course Introduction
Congestion Revenue
Day-Ahead Market
Rights
$ Define Nodal settlement terms
commonly used in ERCOT
Settlements
Day 1