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The Transmission Professionals special interest group covers the distribution of power from generation to final destination.
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Exploring the Impacts of Extreme Events, Natural Gas Fuel and Other Contingencies on Resource Adequacy
The paper highlights the following attributes of planning for resource adequacy in an environment of increasing numbers of extreme events:
- Supply disruptions that are common mode events caused by weather, cyber / physical attacks, natural gas constraints or combinations of factors.
- The occurrence of an event (zero/one), consideration of its physical impacts (the amount of unserved energy, breadth of customer base impacted, and duration) and its economic costs to consumers.
- The need for the definition of probabilistic metrics and methodologies that over time can be used to incorporate consideration of common mode and high impact supply disruptions.
Exploring the Impacts of Extreme Events, Natural Gas Fuel and Other Contingencies on Resource Adequacy
This white paper focuses on planning for resource adequacy given a world in which supply disruptions are correlated and no longer limited to the outage of independent units and may be due to widespread or long-duration events with significant economic impacts on consumers.
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