NYISO SMD2 Managing Change EMS Users Conference. Presented by: Greg Goodrich

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1 NYISO SMD2 Managing Change EMS Users Conference Presented by: Greg Goodrich

2 Overview/Agenda NYISO Background SMD2 Project Objectives Information Technology Solutions Operations Perspective Questions 2

3 Evolution of the NYISO Northeast Blackout 1965 NYPP Control Center Begins Operation 1970 FERC Orders 888 & 889 Issued 1996 NY Begins Energy Markets Nov 18, 1999 NYISO Total Market Volume $30.4 Billion NYPP Created 1977 NYC Blackout 1997 Dec 1, 1999 NYPP NYISO Begins files Operation NYISO Proposal 2003 August 14, Blackout 3

4 * Located at a Crossroad = Peak Load in Megawatts Ontario IESO 25,937 MW* Hydro Quebec 35,137 MW* ISO - New England 25,348MW* New York ISO 30,983 MW* PJM / PJM West 131,330 MW* PJM / PJM West 131,330 MW* Northeast ISO s have a combined customer load equal to the entire Western Connection Political, financial and cultural centers of the country and the world 25% of the US population 62% of the Canadian population 4

5 The NYISO Control Area New York State: 19,157,532 people Serving New York City 2004 load of 160,209 GWH Record peak of 30,983 MW (8/9/01) 10,775 miles of High Voltage Transmission Over 335 generating units modeled Required Installed Capacity 37,715MW 5

6 NEW YORK ENERGY BY FUEL TYPE % GWh GAS % OIL GAS & OIL % COAL HYDRO % 1% 8% 2% NUCLEAR OTHER

7 The NYISO Governance Building the Energy Markets of Tomorrow... Today BOARD OF DIRECTORS 10 Member Unaffiliated 6 Votes to Pass MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 5 Sectors 58% Vote to Pass OPERATING COMMITTEE 5 Sectors 58% Vote to Pass BUSINESS ISSUES COMMITTEE 5 Sectors 58% Vote to Pass 7

8 NYISO Management, Operating and Business Issues Committees Voting Sectors (58% of votes to pass) End Use Consumers 20 % Other Suppliers 21.5 % Generator Owners 21.5 % Transmission Owners 20 % Public Power / Environmental 17 % 8

9 Buying Power in New York Building the Energy Markets of Tomorrow... Today NYISO Day-Ahead Market 45 50% Bilateral (forward) Contracts 50% Real Time <5% Bilateral Contracts outside the NYISO Markets 50% NYISO Day-Ahead Market 45-50% NYISO Real-Time Market <5% 100% 9

10 SMD2 Cutover February 1, 2005 In two hours NYISO cutover 90% of the infrastructure for Power System Operations and Markets from: 30 years experience on EMS Mainframe from NYPP 5 years experience SPIDER AGC, SCUC, BME ESCA ICCP TurboSDAC Analog inputs New displays and updated applications January 31 Live ICCP feed in parallel operations ABB Network Manager 5:00AM run of day-ahead/scuc 8:00PM migrate backup ICCP 11:45 Cutover ICCP ABB Network Manager February 1 Midnight - First Real-Time market for settlements Web applications cutover 2:00AM all applications and architectures cutover 10

11 SMD2 Project Objectives Take NYISO s market to 100% FERC compliance A number of market place enhancements Align power and business systems to common model Enhance testing processes Security enhancements Improve system availability Migrate architecture 11

12 Project Initiation Evaluation of current state Problems/Solutions Concept Of Operation developed Request for budgetary quotation Development of Specification NYISO team supplemented by KEMA Request for Proposal/Quotations Meeting board and market participant governance requirements Vendor selection Finalize Contract and Statement of Work Sign and start 12

13 Scope Deliver a fully integrated SCADA/EMS/BMS environment Migration of NYISO operating capabilities Common user interface Matching two site production and testing environments Redundancy no single points of failure Migrate NYISO s data models into CIM/DE, common tool Integration with NYISO architecture including business systems and infrastructure Improve EMS Bring online SE New Contingency processes Fast CA Security Monitor Migrated from NYISO Improve BMS SCUC port from SPIDER to Ranger Align Real-time markets with Day-Ahead market Integrate with NYISO Market Information System Integrate with NYISO architecture plan and security policies 13

14 NYISO Scope Enhancements to NYISO s Market Information System Updated Oracle Updated application Web enhancements Event driven and services oriented architecture Security enhancements Automatic recovery solutions Full Configuration Management and Service capabilities Migration of 90% of computing infrastructure Links between billing and invoices to Data Warehouse (DSS) 14

15 Migration benefits of SMD Compliance with FERC initiatives to standardize market rules Build upon NYISO overall market design and strength of Day-Ahead Market (DAM) DAM recognized as an industry leading design and is consistent with SMD Real-Time Scheduler (RTS) completes implementation of market excellence into the Real-Time Market (RTM) Real-Time Commitment (RTC) Real-Time Dispatch (RTD Markets incorporate additional Best Practices 15

16 Enterprise Architecture 16

17 TIBCO & EAI Uses Web Postings Load Forecast feed from PI Transmission Owner (PREMGF) schedules for look ahead Price verification process to Market Monitoring Day Ahead Operating plan ETagging Message Monitoring Service MMS 17

18 SMD2 Architecture Integration Technology interfaces between ABB Network Manager and NYISO Oracle Buffer/Cluster PI Buffer/Interface TIBCO EAI interfaces Load Forecast feeds from PI Save Case Management SE, RTD, RTC, SCUC XML exports New WEB technologies 18

19 Load Forecasting Upgraded ITRON Load Forecasting Integrated into Real-Time systems for State Estimator and Real- Time Solutions (RTS) 2 hour ahead 36 hour ahead Enhancements to Day-ahead solution 19

20 PI Migration 14 PI Servers Legacy Conversion Monitoring Historical Replay TIBCO Interface Feeds LF Feeds Web Application Recovery buffer 20

21 SMD2 Hardware Building the Energy Markets of Tomorrow... Today SMD Project - Ranger ABB Production QA DTS DEV Total UNIX Servers: Windows Servers: Workstations 4 head: Workstations 2 head: Workstations 1 head: Network Switches: Firewalls: Total: General Corporate - New/Upgrades/Replaced Production QA DTS DEV Total Sun Blades/Unix HP GS1280s HP ES45/ IBM P690 - DSS Other Unix Windows Servers Windows PCs Total: Grand Total:

22 CIM/DE Model Existing ABB SPIDER system for AGC and Markets Exported SPIDER model via XML tool in CIM format Imported CIM/XML to CIM/DE 60 days for first SE solution Streamlined Changes Managing only 2 models verses 7 in the past Consolidation of ICCP, PI, SCADA, EMS, and Markets to one model through CIM/DE tool Fewer resources involved Quicker time to market Quality improvements from one source not introducing errors between systems 22

23 Configuration Management All source and version management Change control and tracking Multi site management and support Archiving & auditing Recovery capabilities for clustered and nonclustered systems Enterprise backup/restore process Multi-branch management ABB and NYISO development support Restore study systems for three years back to current OS/Patches, Ranger version/patches, DB Rebuild Cluster OS RAID Sets OS Applications Perform system maintenance while in a contingency Deployments Three Phases 38 systems 23

24 Integrated System Simulator Includes Unique Implementations Built on ABB Network Manager Dynamic Training Simulator New Market Simulator ICCP feed of real-time base points response tracking feature Operator training including market functions Full PI support and replay Link to NYISO Market Information System IT QA has one to test software changes 24

25 Testing Architecture Multiple test environments IT QA has 5 test environments Operations/Market Operations 2 full environments 15 RIBs Market Monitoring Feed real-time ICCP Integrated System Simulator feed via ICCP 25

26 Network Operations Center (NOC) & Enterprise System Monitoring Network Operations Center developed and enhanced BMC Patrol - Operating Systems System Resources Oracle BEA Web HP Openview and Extreme Epicenter Network Console Works Logs and alerts Intrusion Detection System Application Event via Message Monitoring System developed using TIBCO Help/Service Desk Peregrine Service Center Call management Service Level Agreements Asset Management Peregrine Asset Manager Importing the project LODs Monitoring for changes to systems 26

27 Data Center Enhancements Power GS1280, ES47 Three Phase Improved to N+2 in primary site and N+1 in alternate site Production on different UPS/Generator feeds than Testing and Development environments Environmental Survey with IBM Global Services Additional Generator capacity Additional UPS capacity Migrated from chilled water cooling to all DX gas Rack plans and standards Cable management 27

28 Operations Displays Events SCADA ICCP RTU Mapboard EMS SE SC SM BMS SCUC RTS 28

29 Operations Tools Outage Scheduler Interfaced ABB s product to NYISO s system Enhancement to ABB s product Forced Outage capture Define outages quickly Improved user interface Aligned with advanced applications Confirmation process required for topology Save Case Management Local near term storage in SANs Moves data to Corporate storage Access of all DEV systems to Save Cases Extended enterprise storage on corporate enterprise storage system (ESS) from Hitachi Retrieval to study systems ABB software enhancement 29

30 EMS New AGC State Estimator Runs every 30 seconds New for NYISO Expanding capabilities Save Cases Contingency Analysis Runs every 5 minutes Standard Topology confirmation and Outage Scheduler Fast Contingency Analysis Runs every 1 minutes Merges RTD and CA lists Security Monitor Thermal monitoring Interface stability violations SCADA/EMS feeds the Real-time Scheduler (RTS) applications in the BMS 30

31 Business Management Systems Day Ahead Security Constrained Unit Commitment (SCUC) Port from SPIDER Commitment based upon locational based marginal prices (LBMP) Zones Real-Time Scheduler (RTS) Real-Time Commitment RTC Runs every 15 Minutes 2.5 hour look ahead Built upon day-head foundation Real-Time Dispatch - RTD Runs every 5 Minutes 1 hour look ahead Built upon RTC foundation Built upon the ABB Network Manager platform 31

32 Overview - RTS Architecture Real-Time Scheduling (RTS) Real-Time Commitment (RTC) Replaced BME Scheduling/commitment/de-commitment evaluation every 15 minutes. Real-Time Dispatch (RTD) Replaces SCD Co-optimization of energy, reserve & regulation every 5 minutes in real-time Corrective Action Mode (RTD-CAM) Replaces SCD Special Modes 32

33 Conclusion NYISO s cutover was a very smooth transition Credit and thanks to the cooperation of the NYISO staff, New York market participants, KEMA, Structure Group and ABB teams Managing through the summer with several new peaks, the integration of SCADA/EMS/BMS in the ABB Network Manager platform is proving to be an effective tool to operate the New York State electrical grid and power markets 33

34 Questions? 34