11 IF during the first run AS Insufficiency is observed and the AS Insufficiency Quantity is greater than the MW listed below for that AS Type for any hour, THEN decrease the Phase 1 Run Time (Sec)’ in DAM UC Execution Control Parameters and ‘Maximum number of overall NSM/NCUC Iterations’ in NSM Execution Control ‘Maximum appropriately. IF this is not the first run or there is no AS insufficiency, then proceed to Step 12. NSPIN 2 MW – REGDN 2 MW – REGUP 2 MW – RRS 2 MW – 12 CHECK to see if SCUC Convergence is set to on the Workflow” display. ‘Yes’ “DAM If Yes, go to Step 13. If not, ADJUST MIP Relative & Absolute parameters according to UC MIP PHASE 1 Objective Function as needed and go back to Step 10. 13 Navigate to UC Displays > Output Display Menu Resource Outputs > AS “Reduced Plan and AS Insufficiency”. CHECK that AS Insufficiency Status is set to for all AS types for all hours. “S” IF there is an AS Insufficiency Status of and the AS Insufficiency Quantity is “I” greater than the MW listed below for that AS Type for any hour and this is the first DAM run, go to Step 14. Otherwise, go to Step 22. NSPIN 2 MW – REGDN 2 MW – REGUP 2 MW – RRS 2 MW – 14 SET Data to MI” to and re-execute the DSP module and verify the “Publish “YES” DSP execution is completed successfully for each of the DAM hours. 15 VERIFY a save case for the Day-Ahead AS insufficiency was created. If the save case was not created, manually create the SAVECASE. If this does not run correctly, refer to Manage Day-Ahead Issues. 16 VERIFY the AS insufficiency notification is sent to QSEs and INFORM the RUC Desk. The notification messages can be viewed by going to Messages” in “Participant the folder. “Monitoring” If messages are not sent, refer to Manage Day-Ahead Issues.
11 IF during the first run AS Insufficiency is observed and the AS Insufficiency Quantity is greater than the MW listed below for that AS Type for any hour, THEN decrease the Phase 1 ‘Maximum Run Time (Sec)’ in DAM UC Execution Control Parameters and ‘Maximum number of overall NSM/NCUC Iterations’ in NSM Execution Control appropriately. IF this is not the first run or there is no AS insufficiency, then proceed to Step 12. NSPIN – 2 MW REGDN – 2 MW REGUP – 2 MW RRS – 2 MW 12 CHECK to see if SCUC Convergence is set to ‘Yes’ on the “DAM Workflow” display. If Yes, go to Step 13. If not, ADJUST MIP Relative & Absolute parameters according to UC MIP PHASE 1 Objective Function as needed and go back to Step 10. 13 Navigate to UC Displays > Output Display Menu Resource Outputs > “Reduced AS Plan and AS Insufficiency”. CHECK that AS Insufficiency Status is set to “S” for all AS types for all hours. IF there is an AS Insufficiency Status of “I” and the AS Insufficiency Quantity is greater than the MW listed below for that AS Type for any hour and this is the first DAM run, go to Step 14. Otherwise, go to Step 22. NSPIN – 2 MW REGDN – 2 MW REGUP – 2 MW RRS – 2 MW 14 SET “Publish Data to MI” to “YES” and re-execute the DSP module and verify the DSP execution is completed successfully for each of the DAM hours. 15 VERIFY a save case for the Day-Ahead AS insufficiency was created. If the save case was not created, manually create the SAVECASE. If this does not run correctly, refer to Manage Day-Ahead Issues. 16 VERIFY the AS insufficiency notification is sent to QSEs and INFORM the RUC Desk. The notification messages can be viewed by going to “Participant Messages” in the “Monitoring” folder. If messages are not sent, refer to Manage Day-Ahead Issues.
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