ERCOT Transmission Operator Voltage Schedule Notification Recommendations

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Explore the detailed audit recommendations for ERCOT Transmission Operator regarding notification requirements for deviations from voltage schedules, including clear and measurable conditions for communication to ensure compliance and minimize delays in scenarios presented.

  • ERCOT
  • Transmission Operator
  • Audit
  • Recommendations
  • Voltage

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  1. NOGRR 195 Freddy Garcia November 14, 2019

  2. TRE Audit Recommendation Texas RE Audit Recommendation NERC VAR-001-4.2 R5 5.2. The Transmission Operator shall provide the Generator Operator with the notification requirements for deviations from the voltage or Reactive Power schedule (which is either a range or a target value with an associated tolerance band). Recommendation: Consider defining a clear a measureable conditions of notification for deviations from the voltage schedule. Current language in Section 2 of Operating Guides RE shall as soon as practicable notify QSE, TO and/or ERCOT if unable to comply with a VSS or Voltage Set point Instruction Propose clear and measureable expectation while not promoting an unnecessary time delay in the communication as soon as practicable, but no longer than 10 minutes from receipt of the instruction by the Resource Entity Paragraphs (2) and (3) of Section 2.2.10 Paragraphs (3) and (4) of Section 2.7.3.5 2 PUBLIC

  3. TRE Audit Recommendation Scenario 1 At 12:00 ERCOT TO1 modifies the VSP target (telemetry) for GR A from 139kV to 141 kV. At 12:01, the new VSP target is received by the QSE and GR to modify the Voltage Set Point from 139kV to 141kV. At 12:03 ERCOT QSE A instructs GR A to increase the VSP for GR A from 139kV to 141kV. The clock begins at 12:01 when the GR first receives the new VSP via telemetry. Verbal Voltage Set Point Instructions (As necessary) ERCOT Transmission Operator POI kV Measurement ERCOT Voltage Set Point Verbal Voltage Set Point Instructions (QSE or GR as necessary) POI kV Measurement Scenario 2 At 12:00 ERCOT issues an instruction to ERCOT TO 1 to instruct GR A to increase their Voltage Set Point (VSP) from 139kV to 141 kV. At 12:03 ERCOT TO1 then instructs GR A verbally to increase the VSP from 139kV to 141kV. At 12:05 ERCOTTO1 then modifies the VSP target (telemetry) for GR A from 139kV to 141 kV. At 12:06, the new VSP target is received by the QSE and GR to modify the Voltage Set Point from 139kV to 141kV. At 12:07 ERCOT QSE A instructs GR A to increase the VSP for GR A from 139kV to 141kV. The clock begins at 12:03 when the GR first receives the verbal VSP instruction. Voltage Set Point Clock begins when GR or QSE gets VSP change from TO (verbal or telemetry) Section OG 2.2.10(1) 5 minutes to comply Voltage Set Point Qualified Scheduling Entity Generation Resource POI kV Measurement Verbal Voltage Set Point Instructions (If received from ERCOT TO) 3 PUBLIC

  4. TRE Audit Recommendation Scenario 1 At 12:03 ERCOT TO1 instructs GR A verbally to increase the VSP from 139kV to 141kV. At 12:09 RE A that represents GR A notifies the ERCOT TO 1 that it cannot comply with the VSP. At 12:11 RE A that represents GR A notifies QSE A that it cannot comply with the VSP and that it notified ERCOT TO1. At 12:13 ERCOT TO1 then notifies ERCOT that GR A cannot comply with the VSP. At 12:15 ERCOT TO1 and ERCOT coordinate an alternative corrective action . The clock begins at 12:03 when the GR first receives the verbal VSP instruction. The clock for the ERCOT TO1 began at 12:09 when RE A notified ERCOT TO1.(For a Force Majeure) Clock begins when TO has been notified by the RE or QSE that the GR cannot comply with the VSP instruction 10 minutes to comply POI kV Measurement ERCOT Transmission Operator ERCOT Voltage Set Point Verbal communication that GR cannot comply POI kV Measurement Voltage Set Point Verbal communication that GR cannot comply Scenario 2 At 12:03 ERCOT TO1 telemeters a VSP instruction to QSE A to increase the VSP for GR A from 139kV to 141kV. At 12:09 RE A that represents GR A notifies QSE A that it cannot comply with the VSP. At 12:11 RE A that represents GR A notifies the ERCOT TO 1 that it cannot comply with the VSP. At 12:13 ERCOT TO1 then notifies ERCOT that GR A cannot comply with the VSP. At 12:15 ERCOT TO1 and ERCOT coordinate an alternative corrective action. The clock begins at 12:03 when the QSE first receives the verbal VSP instruction. The clock for the ERCOT TO1 began at 12:11 when RE A notified ERCOT TO1. (For a Force Majeure) Clock begins when GR or QSE gets VSP change from TO (verbal or telemetry) Section OG 2.2.10(1) 5 minutes to comply Qualified Scheduling Entity Voltage Set Point Resource Entity POI kV Measurement Verbal communication that cannot comply 4 PUBLIC

  5. TRE Audit Recommendation Scenario 1 At 12:00 GR A POI voltage is outside of kV tolerance band and cannot control voltage (e.g. out of reactive capability or equipment issue) At 12:05 RE A that represents GR A notifies QSE A that it cannot maintain POI voltage within the tolerance band At 12:07 RE A that represents GR A notifies TO 1 that it cannot maintain POI voltage within the tolerance band The clock begins at 12:00 when the GR A POI voltage first went outside of kV tolerance band Currently not required ERCOT Transmission Operator ERCOT Voltage Set Point POI kV Measurement POI kV Measurement Voltage Set Point Verbal communication that GR cannot maintain tolerance band Scenario 2 At 12:00 GR A POI voltage is outside of kV tolerance band and cannot control voltage (e.g. out of reactive capability or equipment issue) At 12:05 RE A that represents GR A notifies QSE A that it cannot maintain POI voltage within the tolerance band At 12:07 QSE A that represents GR A notifies TO 1 that GR A cannot maintain POI voltage within the tolerance band The clock begins at 12:00 when the GR A POI voltage first went outside of kV tolerance band. Clock begins when GR is out of the tolerance band 10 minutes to comply Verbal communication that cannot maintain within tolerance band Qualified Scheduling Entity Resource Entity Voltage Set Point POI kV Measurement 5 PUBLIC

  6. Response to Voltage Set Point Instruction 2.7.3.5(1) Each Resource Entity shall ensure that its Generation Resource(s) responds to all VSS Dispatch Instruction or a TO Voltage Set Point instruction from its QSE or interconnecting TO within the time requirements specified in paragraph (3)(b) of Section 2.2.10, Generation Resource Response Time Requirements, even if the new Voltage Set Point is within the tolerance band identified in paragraph (4) below. 6 PUBLIC

  7. Voltage Set Point tolerances Currently Voltage Set Point tolerances, +/- 2%, can be more than a 14 kV spread for Generation Resources connected to 345kV POI s. Difficult to maintain reliability when Resource allowed to drift far from set point. Using whole numbers easier for operators to determine when out of range rather than having to calculate a band that changes dynamically because of being in %. NPRR 776 implemented common point of measurement eliminating metering differences between the TO and GR. Nominal Voltage 345 230 138 115 69 Tolerance Band KV +/- 3kV +/- 3kV +/- 2kV +/- 2kV +/- 1kV 7 PUBLIC

  8. Voltage Set Point tolerance example issue KVM vs MVAR trend shows a 5kV drop in voltage with little to no change in reactive power output Not a change in Reactive Requirements Change in AVR control settings (Droop and Dead band) 8 PUBLIC

  9. Generator Voltage Set Point tolerances NERC Reliability Guideline Reactive Power Planning December 2016, p 23 9 PUBLIC

  10. Questions 10 PUBLIC

  11. Change in Voltage Target (KVT) with limited to no Unit MVAR Response 11 PUBLIC

  12. Example 1 12 PUBLIC

  13. Example 2 13 PUBLIC

  14. Change in Point of Interconnect Voltage(KVM) with no Unit MVAR Response 14 PUBLIC

  15. Example 1 15 PUBLIC

  16. Example 2 16 PUBLIC

  17. Example 3 17 PUBLIC

  18. Unit operating at or near 2% tolerance band 18 PUBLIC

  19. Example 1 19 PUBLIC

  20. Example 2 20 PUBLIC

  21. Example 3 - from presentation with Capacitor status 21 PUBLIC

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