RPS + Geo 70,638 13,928 19.72% 5,174 11,254 6,456 80.80% Renew RPS + Unconstrained Unconstrained 37,707 31 0.08% 21 68.72% Gas reference reference ISO Unconstrained Unconstrained 42,833 185 0.43% 126 68.05% Queue reference reference Renew Unconstrained Unconstrained 58,645 432 0.74% 93 21.52% Plus reference reference 2025 Unconstrained Unconstrained Unconstrained No Retire 32,123 5 0.02% 5 86.64% reference reference ACP + Unconstrained Unconstrained 32,125 3 0.01% 2 66.54% Gas reference reference RPS + Unconstrained Unconstrained Geo 43,041 102 0.24% 68 67.34% reference reference Renew RPS + Unconstrained Unconstrained 41,178 10 0.02% 5 49.51% Gas reference reference ISO Unconstrained Unconstrained 71,777 8,693 12.11% 4,833 55.59% Queue reference reference Renew Unconstrained Unconstrained 69,750 17,129 24.56% 1,550 9.05% Plus reference reference 2030 Unconstrained Unconstrained Unconstrained No Retire 33,016 5 0.02% 4 70.49% reference reference ACP + Unconstrained Unconstrained 33,019 3 0.01% 1 57.56% Gas reference reference RPS + Unconstrained Unconstrained Geo 37,707 31 0.08% 21 68.72% reference reference Renew 6-22 also shows the need for control systems to spill renewable energy from wind, hydro, and import resources for the unconstrained cases (see Section 6.2; Figure 616 ). Storage may operate differently than in the past system. The large-scale development of variable energy resources also poses operating challenges for regulation, ramping, and reserves. As discussed in Section 7.2, Phase II of this Scenario Analysis will analyze these issues.
RPS + Geo Renew 70,638 13,928 19.72% 5,174 11,254 6,456 80.80% 2025 Unconstrained RPS + Gas 37,707 31 0.08% Unconstrained reference 21 Unconstrained reference 68.72% ISO Queue 42,833 185 0.43% Unconstrained reference 126 Unconstrained reference 68.05% Renew Plus 58,645 432 0.74% Unconstrained reference 93 Unconstrained reference 21.52% No Retire 32,123 5 0.02% Unconstrained reference 5 Unconstrained reference 86.64% ACP + Gas 32,125 3 0.01% Unconstrained reference 2 Unconstrained reference 66.54% RPS + Geo Renew 43,041 102 0.24% Unconstrained reference 68 Unconstrained reference 67.34% 2030 Unconstrained RPS + Gas 41,178 10 0.02% Unconstrained reference 5 Unconstrained reference 49.51% ISO Queue 71,777 8,693 12.11% Unconstrained reference 4,833 Unconstrained reference 55.59% Renew Plus 69,750 17,129 24.56% Unconstrained reference 1,550 Unconstrained reference 9.05% No Retire 33,016 5 0.02% Unconstrained reference 4 Unconstrained reference 70.49% ACP + Gas 33,019 3 0.01% Unconstrained reference 1 Unconstrained reference 57.56% RPS + Geo Renew 37,707 31 0.08% Unconstrained reference 21 Unconstrained reference 68.72% 6-22 also shows the need for control systems to spill renewable energy from wind, hydro, and import resources for the unconstrained cases (see Section 6.2; Figure 616 ). Storage may operate differently than in the past system. The large-scale development of variable energy resources also poses operating challenges for regulation, ramping, and reserves. As discussed in Section 7.2, Phase II of this Scenario Analysis will analyze these issues.
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