2013 Local Capacity Requirements 2013 LCR Need Based on 2013 LCR Need Based on Qualifying Capacity Category C with Operating Category B Procedure QF/ Existing Existing Local Area Market Total Total Total Muni Capacity Deficiency Capacity Deficiency Name (MW) (MW) (MW) (MW) (MW) Needed Needed** Humboldt 55 162 217 143 0 143 190 22* 212 North Coast 130 739 869 629 0 629 629 0 629 / North Bay Sierra 1274 765 2039 1408 0 1408 1712 218* 1930 Stockton 216 404 620 242 0 242 413 154* 567 Greater Bay 1368 6296 7664 3479 0 3479 4502 0 4502 Greater 314 2503 2817 1786 0 1786 1786 0 1786 Fresno Kern 684 0 684 295 0 295 483 42* 525 LA Basin 4452 8675 13127 10295 0 10295 10295 0 10295 Big Creek/ 1179 4097 5276 2161 0 2161 2241 0 2241 Ventura San 158 3991 4149 2938 0 2938 2938 144* 3082 Valley Total 9830 27632 37462 23376 0 23376 25189 580 25769 * ISO note: No local area is “overall deficient.” Resource deficiency values result from a few deficient subareas; and since there are no resources that can mitigate this deficiency, the numbers are carried forward into the total area needs. Resource deficient subarea implies that in order to comply with the criteria, at summer peak, load may be shed immediately after the first contingency ** ISO note: Since “deficiency” cannot be mitigated by any available resource, the “Existing Capacity Needed” will be split among LSEs on a load share ratio during the assignment of local area resource responsibility We determine that the ISO’s final 2014 LCR Study with the “no SONGS” scenario should be approved as the basis for establishing local procurement obligations for 2014 applicable to Commissionjurisdictional LSEs. Continuation of the Local RA Program The RA program includes both “system” and “local” RA requirements. Each LSE must procure sufficient RA capacity resources to meet both obligations. “System” RA requirements are calculated based on an LSE’s “system” peak load plus a 15% planning reserve margin. “Local” RA requirements are calculated
2013 Local Capacity Requirements Qualifying Capacity 2013 LCR Need Based on Category B 2013 LCR Need Based on Category C with Operating Procedure Local Area Name QF/ Muni (MW) Market (MW) Total (MW) Existing Capacity Needed Deficiency Total (MW) Existing Capacity Needed** Deficiency Total (MW) Humboldt 55 162 217 143 0 143 190 22* 212 North Coast / North Bay 130 739 869 629 0 629 629 0 629 Sierra 1274 765 2039 1408 0 1408 1712 218* 1930 Stockton 216 404 620 242 0 242 413 154* 567 Greater Bay 1368 6296 7664 3479 0 3479 4502 0 4502 Greater Fresno 314 2503 2817 1786 0 1786 1786 0 1786 Kern 684 0 684 295 0 295 483 42* 525 LA Basin 4452 8675 13127 10295 0 10295 10295 0 10295 Big Creek/ Ventura 1179 4097 5276 2161 0 2161 2241 0 2241 San Valley 158 3991 4149 2938 0 2938 2938 144* 3082 Total 9830 27632 37462 23376 0 23376 25189 580 25769 * ISO note: No local area is “overall deficient.” Resource deficiency values result from a few deficient subareas; and since there are no resources that can mitigate this deficiency, the numbers are carried forward into the total area needs. Resource deficient subarea implies that in order to comply with the criteria, at summer peak, load may be shed immediately after the first contingency ** ISO note: Since “deficiency” cannot be mitigated by any available resource, the “Existing Capacity Needed” will be split among LSEs on a load share ratio during the assignment of local area resource responsibility We determine that the ISO’s final 2014 LCR Study with the “no SONGS” scenario should be approved as the basis for establishing local procurement obligations for 2014 applicable to Commissionjurisdictional LSEs. Continuation of the Local RA Program The RA program includes both “system” and “local” RA requirements. Each LSE must procure sufficient RA capacity resources to meet both obligations. “System” RA requirements are calculated based on an LSE’s “system” peak load plus a 15% planning reserve margin. “Local” RA requirements are calculated
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