The 2017 ACR identified the following information for inclusion in the 2017 Procurements Plans: Assessment of RPS Portfolio Supplies and Demand (Section 6.1); Project Development Status Update (Section 6.2); Potential Compliance Delays (Section 6.3); Risk Assessment (Section 6.4); Quantification Information (Section 6.5); Margin” of Procurement (6.6); “Minimum Bid Solicitation Proposal, Including LeastCost BestFit Methodologies (6.7); Consideration of Price Adjustment Mechanisms (6.8); Curtailment Frequency, Costs, and Forecasting (6.9); Expiring Contracts (6.10); Cost Quantification (6.11); Important Changes to Plans Noted (6.12); Redlined Copy of Required (6.13); and Safety Considerations (6.14). The 2017 ACR instructed the parties that all of the proposed 2017 RPS Procurement Plans must achieve the following: Describe the overall plan for procuring RPS resources for the purposes of satisfying the RPS program requirements minimizing cost and maximizing value to ratepayers. This includes, but is not limited to, any plans for building utilityowned resources, investing in renewable resources, and engaging in the sales of RPS eligible resources. The various aspects of the plans themselves must be consistent. For instance, the bid solicitation protocol
The 2017 ACR identified the following information for inclusion in the 2017 Procurements Plans: Assessment of RPS Portfolio Supplies and Demand (Section 6.1); Project Development Status Update (Section 6.2); Potential Compliance Delays (Section 6.3); Risk Assessment (Section 6.4); Quantification Information (Section 6.5); “Minimum Margin” of Procurement (6.6); Bid Solicitation Proposal, Including LeastCost BestFit Methodologies (6.7); Consideration of Price Adjustment Mechanisms (6.8); Curtailment Frequency, Costs, and Forecasting (6.9); Expiring Contracts (6.10); Cost Quantification (6.11); Important Changes to Plans Noted (6.12); Redlined Copy of Required (6.13); and Safety Considerations (6.14). The 2017 ACR instructed the parties that all of the proposed 2017 RPS Procurement Plans must achieve the following: Describe the overall plan for procuring RPS resources for the purposes of satisfying the RPS program requirements minimizing cost and maximizing value to ratepayers. This includes, but is not limited to, any plans for building utilityowned resources, investing in renewable resources, and engaging in the sales of RPS eligible resources. The various aspects of the plans themselves must be consistent. For instance, the bid solicitation protocol
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