Submitted on behalf of California Efficiency + Demand Management Council, Renew Home
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Luke Tougas (l.tougas@cleanenergyregresearch.com)
The California Efficiency + Demand Management Council (Council) and Renew Home support the PEDRIT draft final proposal. It strikes a good balance between ensuring clarity and accountability while recognizing that a certain degree of margin for error is inevitable.
The Council and Renew Home appreciate the following clarifications provided in the Draft Final Proposal: 1) there are no penalties for on-time inaccurate submissions of DR monitoring data with corrections after the submission deadline; 2) the submission deadline for DR monitoring data is based on the applicable trade date; and 3) the calculation methodology for meter data inaccuracy. We support all of these clarifications and would like to thanks the CAISO for its willingness to adopt a courtesy notice at T+44B for missing DR monitoring data.
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The Council and Renew Home support the inaccurate meter data penalty materiality threshold as proposed in the Draft Final Proposal.
The Council and Renew Home support the PEDRIT initiative falling under joint authority for the simple reason that it will impact WEIM entities.
Aprille Girardot (agirardot@caiso.com)
Please see the attached Comments from the Department of Market Monitoring.
Lisa O'Hara (lo'hara@idahopower.com)
Idaho Power greatly appreciates the CAISO’s efforts in revising and updating the Rules of Conduct and related penalty structure to ensure any penalties assessed are proportionate to any harm caused by the error or violation.
No comments.
Idaho Power is supportive of streamlining the investigative process and appreciates the CAISO adopting the suggestion that only one CIDI ticket be utilized during the investigative process and remain open until either CAISO issues a final notice with no penalty, or if there is a penalty, until the CAISO receives payment or issues a refund. Idaho Power believes this will make the investigative process easier to follow and more efficient.
Idaho Power is supportive of the proposed penalty tolling process and appreciates the clarity of the process.
Idaho Power greatly appreciates CAISO’s proposal for a materiality threshold and believes the 3% or 3 MW threshold strikes the proper balance for ensuring that minor errors or inaccuracies do not result in a penalty while still encouraging compliance with reporting accurate meter data.
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