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Compute RTO Load Served by RTO Generation. Using area load and losses for each load zone, compute the RTO Load, in MWs, by summing the load and losses for each load zone to determine the total zonal load for each RTO load zone. Twenty percent of RECo load shall be included in the Market Flow calculation as PJM load. See Section 6.2, of this Schedule D. , for each RTO load zone Where: zone = the relevant RTO load zone; Zonal_Total_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses for the zone; Loadzone = the load within the zone; and Losseszone = the transmission losses for transfers through the zone. Next, reduce the Zonal Loads by the scheduled line real-time import transaction schedules that sink in that particular load zone: Where: zone = the relevant RTO load zone; scheduled_line = each of the Transmission Facilities identified in Table 1 below; Zonal_Reduced_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses in a zone reduced by the sum of import schedules over scheduled lines to the zone; Zonal_Total_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses for the zone; and Import_Schedulesscheduled_line,zone = import schedules over a scheduled line to a zone. The real-time import schedules over scheduled lines will only reduce the load in the sink load zones identified in Table 1 below: Table 1. List of Scheduled Lines Scheduled Line NYISO Load Zone PJM Load Zone Xxxxxxxx Scheduled Line North Not Applicable Cross-Sound Scheduled Line Long Island Not Applicable HTP Scheduled Line New York City Mid-Atlantic Control Zone Linden VFT Scheduled Line New York City Mid-Atlantic Control Zone Neptune Scheduled Line Long Island Mid-Atlantic Control Zone Northport – Norwalk Scheduled Line Long Island Not Applicable Once import schedules over scheduled lines have been accounted for, it is then appropriate to reduce the net RTO Load by the remaining real-time import schedules at the proxies identified in Table 2 below: Table 2. List of Proxies* Proxy Balancing Authorities Responsible PJM shall post and maintain a list of its proxies on its OASIS website. PJM shall provide to NYISO notice of any new or deleted proxies prior to implementing such changes in its M2M software. PJM NYISO proxies are the Proxy Generator Buses that are not identified as Scheduled Lines in the table that is set forth in Section 4.4.4 of the NYISO’s Market Services Tariff. The NYISO shall provide to PJM notice of any new of deleted proxies prior to implementing such changes in its M2M software. NYISO *Sched...
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Compute RTO Load Served by RTO Generation. Using area load and losses for each load zone, compute the RTO Load, in MWs, by summing the load and losses for each load zone to determine the total zonal load for each RTO load zone. Twenty percent of RECo load shall be included in the Market Flow calculation as PJM load. See Section 6.2, of this Schedule D. __ = + , for each RTO load zone Where: zone = the relevant RTO load zone; Zonal_Total_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses for the zone; Loadzone = the load within the zone; and Losseszone = the transmission losses for transfers through the zone. Next, reduce the Zonal Loads by the scheduled line real-time import transaction schedules that sink in that particular load zone: __ = __ − ∑ _ℎℎ_, Where: zone = the relevant RTO load zone; scheduled_line = each of the Transmission Facilities identified in Table 1 below; Zonal_Reduced_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses in a zone reduced by the sum of import schedules over scheduled lines to the zone; Zonal_Total_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses for the zone; and Import_Schedulesscheduled_line,zone = import schedules over a scheduled line to a zone. The real-time import schedules over scheduled lines will only reduce the load in the sink load zones identified in Table 1 below:
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Compute RTO Load Served by RTO Generation. Using area load and losses for each load zone, compute the RTO Load, in MWs, by summing the load and losses for each load zone to determine the total zonal load for each RTO load zone. Twenty percent of RECo load shall be included in the Market Flow calculation as PJM load. See Section 6.2, below. Where: , for each RTO load zone zone = the relevant RTO load zone; Zonal_Total_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses for the zone; Loadzone = the load within the zone; and Losseszone = the transmission losses for transfers through the zone. Next, reduce the Zonal Loads by the scheduled line real-time import transaction schedules that sink in that particular load zone:
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Compute RTO Load Served by RTO Generation. Using area load and losses for each load zone, compute the RTO Load, in MWs, by summing the load and losses for each load zone to determine the total zonal load for each RTO load zone. Zonal_Total_Loadzone = Loadzone + Losseszone, for each RTO load zone Where: zone = the relevant RTO load zone; Zonal_Total_Loadzone = the sum of the RTO’s load and transmission losses for the zone; Loadzone = the load within the zone; and Losseszone = the transmission losses for transfers through the zone. Next, reduce the Zonal Loads by the scheduled line real-time import transaction schedules that sink in that particular load zone: Where: Zonal_Reduced_Loadzone = Zonal_Total_Loadzone — Σ Import_Schedulesscheduled_line,zone
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