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How ERCOT Websites and Applications Handle MIS Public, MIS Secure and MIS Certified Information

How ERCOT Websites and Applications Handle MIS Public, MIS Secure and MIS Certified Information. Kate Horne. Objectives. View demo showing Public and Secure information on MIS Portal and ERCOT.com Review content classification issues from Section 12. ERCOT Websites. ERCOT.com.

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How ERCOT Websites and Applications Handle MIS Public, MIS Secure and MIS Certified Information

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  1. How ERCOT Websites and Applications Handle MIS Public, MIS Secure and MIS Certified Information Kate Horne TPTF

  2. Objectives • View demo showing Public and Secure information on MIS Portal and ERCOT.com • Review content classification issues from Section 12 TPTF

  3. ERCOT Websites ERCOT.com Operations and System Planning Data MIS Portal Note: TML Portal will continue to host retail applications and wholesale zonal settlements data post go-live, but will eventually be decommissioned. TPTF

  4. Demo(see Use Cases)

  5. Use Cases for Demo • User with digital certificate (DC) accesses a public real-time report from MIS. The report opens in a new window with no other navigation. • User (no DC) accesses the same public report from ERCOT.com. • User with DC launches MMS from MIS to create a trade (Certified). “Tearaway” feature places MMS in a new window. • User with DC accesses Protocols (currently Public) from MIS. Protocols page on ERCOT.com launches in new window. • User with DC accesses Other Binding Documents. • User with DC accesses Special Protection Systems (Secure) from MIS. SPS page on Operations and System Planning Data launches in new window. TPTF

  6. 12.1 Overview (1) ERCOT shall create and maintain an electronic Market Information System (“ERCOT Market Information System” or “MIS”). Part of the MIS contains information available to the public in the MIS Public Area; part of the MIS contains information available only to applicable Entities in the MIS Secure Area; and part of the MIS contains information available only to an individual Market Participant in the MIS Certified Area. The MIS Secure Area* provides restricted access to critical energy infrastructure information. (2)ERCOT shall also create and maintain an Internet website with public and restricted areas. ERCOT is developing the Operations and System Planning Data (OSPD) website for restricted information (CEII). Access requires a user name/password. Much of the system planning information required to be posted on the MIS Secure Area is currently planned to reside on the OSPD website: Many users outside the MP community (research, academics) Unable to issue digital certificates because they are currently tied to DUNS numbers. MPs would not be prompted for credentials and could access the site via MIS Portal All links to CEII would be posted on MIS Portal Secure and Restricted Information Protocols: Issue: ERCOT is planning to post restricted info (CEII) to the OSPD website. * The portion of the MIS that is available only to registered users. TPTF

  7. 12.2 ERCOT Responsibilities (1) ERCOT shall post information to the MIS as directed throughout these Protocols. With the exception of information requested by a Market Participant in accordance with (3) below, ERCOT may not use the MIS to post information beyond that specifically required in these Protocols. ERCOT may use its Internet web site to communicate information that is not posted to the MIS. ERCOT Legal interprets ERCOT.com to fit the Protocol definition of MIS Public. ERCOT.com incorporates MIS Public and also contains other public information. If ERCOT requires a change to Protocols before it can post new information to MIS Public, ERCOT will not be able to respond quickly to market needs. Recent examples of content added to ERCOT.com: Substation Name Change to accommodate nodal market. This changes requires TDSPs to rename substation codes on ESIIDs Resource Site Name to Mnemonic Dictionary was posted to support analysis of historical Resource Plan Detail (the latter a protocol requirement) Posting Content Not Required by Protocols Protocols: Issue: Section 2: Market Information System An electronic communications interface established and maintained by ERCOT that provides a communications link to the public and to Market Participants, as a group or individually. ERCOT recommends changing the language in Section 12 TPTF

  8. Recommended Revisions to Section 12 12.1 Overview (1) ERCOT shall create and maintain an electronic Market Information System (“ERCOT Market Information System” or “MIS”). Part of the MIS contains information available to the public in the MIS Public Area; part of the MIS contains information available only to applicable Entities in the MIS Secure Area; and part of the MIS contains information available only to an individual Market Participant in the MIS Certified Area. The MIS Secure Area provides restricted access to critical energy infrastructure information. (2) ERCOT shall also create and maintain an Internet website, which will include the MIS Public Area and public information of general content not required by Protocols. (3) ERCOT shall also create and maintain a website of restricted information that meets the criteria of Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) accessible from ERCOT’s Internet website by Market Participants and registered users. (4) ERCOT shall post on the Internet website notice of public market information posted within a minimum of the last 45 days, starting with most recent posting. TPTF

  9. Recommended Revisions to Section 12 • 12.2 ERCOT Responsibilities • (1) ERCOT shall post information to the MIS as directed throughout these Protocols. With the exception of information requested by a Market Participant in accordance with (3) below, ERCOT may not use MIS Secure Area or MIS Certified Area to post information beyond that specifically required in these Protocols. • 12.4 ERCOT Internet Website • ERCOT shall create and maintain an Internet website consistent with industry standards for commercial websites, including query and search functionality. The MIS or a link to the MIS must be available from that Internet website. ERCOT may use its Internet web site to communicate information that is not posted to the MIS Secure Area or MIS Certified Area. TPTF

  10. 12.2 (3) To the extent a request is reasonable, in ERCOT’s sole discretion, ERCOT shall post to the MIS Certified Area information that is requested by a Market Participant but not required to be posted by these Protocols. 12.3 (b) The MIS must, at a minimum, provide all information required under any regulations of the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) or other Governmental Authorities. 12.3 (c) The MIS must include any available information that may be used by a Qualified Scheduling Entity (QSE) to estimate or verify bills for all ERCOT-provided settlements. The View by Protocols index will offer navigation to that content specifically required by Protocols. We plan to build two versions of the View by Protocols index: Posting Content Not Required by Protocols Protocols: Clarification: • One on the MIS Portal with links to MIS Public, MIS Secure and MIS Certified content • A second index on ERCOT.com with links only to MIS Public information. Other content may also reside on MIS due to these three requirements. TPTF

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