Presented to: Transmission Summit West 2015
"Pop Quiz": What do auto insurance and new transmission have in common?
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Agenda
Fundamentals of the Clean Power Plan
How CPP Affects Transmission Development
Challenges of Planning Under Uncertainties
Solution: Scenario-Based Planning While Considering Costs and Risks of Inadequate Planning
Final Clean Power Plan
Who: Existing Generation Units (EGUs) considered affected units under the 111(d) applicability criteria are grouped into two categories:
- Steam Units: Coal and oil/gas-fired steam turbine units
- NGCCs: Natural gas-fired combined cycle units
- Not Included: Combustion turbine units
When:
- Nov 2015: End of comment period on Federal Implementation Plan and Clean Energy Incentive Program
- Sept 6, 2016: Initial submission of State Implementation Plan (SIP), must request extension to 2018
- Sept 6, 2018: Final submission of SIP
- 2022 – 2029: Annual EGU standards, with three interim compliance periods
- 2030 and beyond: Final EGU standard
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