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Enhancing Load Response Programs for Increased Customer Participation

This proposal suggests changes to Load Response Programs for 2002 including revamping the Customer Baseline Load methodology, introducing competition to the Day Ahead Program, and piloting an aggregation program for small customers. The aim is to estimate customer usage accurately, adjust billing based on temperatures, and mitigate non-performance penalties. The pilot project targets small customers without interval meters, allowing up to 25 MWs total load reduction. The proposed changes aim to boost customer involvement while ensuring fair billing practices.

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Enhancing Load Response Programs for Increased Customer Participation

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  1. Proposed Changes to Load Response Programs: 2002 13 December 2001 Price Responsive Load Working Group Larry DeWitt

  2. Proposed Changes for 2002 • Change CBL Methodology:EDRP and DADRP • Add Competition to the Day Ahead Program • Pilot Aggregation Program for Small Customers (both EDRP and DADRP)

  3. Customer Baseline Load (CBL) • Estimate What Customer Would Have Used Absent the Program • Current System: Highest 5 of last 10 Days • BUT, Day Called or Bid Accepted Usually Hotter than that Average • Second Approach: Temperature Adjusted

  4. Billing Implications of Adding Competitive DRPs • Hold Commodity LSEs Harmless • DRPs Cover (net) Non-Performance Penalty • LSEs provide their customers with energy at the DAM price covering the customer’s load reduction shortfall

  5. Pilot for Aggregating Small Customers (No Interval Meter) • Limit Pilot to 25 MWs Total LR • Permit LSE/CSPs to Propose Statistical or Other Verification • ISO and PRLWG will Review: PRLWG, BIC and MC Chairs Approve.

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