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An overview of NERC's Reliability Assessment 2000-2009
,Copyright 2000 EEI. All rights reserved. EEI's State Restructuring Service is proud to present an Internet E-Forum providing an overview of the North American Electric Reliability Council's (NERC) recently released Reliability Assessment 2000-2009, the reliability of bulk electric systems in North America. The reliability of the electric generation and transmission systems serving North America has come under increased federal government, state regulator, and customer scrutiny. Generation capacity margins have decreased and the bulk electric systems are subjected to flows in magnitudes and directions not contemplated when they were designed or for which there is minimal operating experience. Each year, the Reliability Assessment Subcommittee (RAS) of the North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) reviews the overall reliability of existing and planned electric generation and transmission systems in North America. This year's Reliability Assessment 2000-2009 report presents: *An assessment of electric generation and transmission reliability through 2009 *An assessment of the generation resource adequacy of each Interconnection in North America *A discussion of key issues affecting reliability of future electric supply *Regional assessments of electric supply reliability, including issues of specific Regional concern Presenting an overview of this year's Reliability Assessment is Frank J. Koza, Jr., Chairman, Reliability Assessment Subcommittee, and General Manager, Ventures, PECO Energy Company. Our guest moderator is Tim Gallagher, Mgr Technical Services, NERC To provide questions and commentary we have Jolly Hayden, Vice President of Transmission, Dynegy A copy of the Reliability Assessment 2000-2009 is available from the NERC web site at http://www.nerc.com/~pc/syscond.html. November 21, 2000 1 p.m. ET Note: Please block a 2-hour time slot for the E-Forum. We expect the program to take about one hour. Q&A at the conclusion of the E-Forum could take up to an additional hour. Registration Cut-off and Cancellation Policy: All registrations must be received by November 17, 2000. Substitutions may be made at any time, however, no refunds will be made for cancellations received after November 17, 2000. Registration Cost: EEI/NARUC/NCSL Members: $50.00 / Associates $75 / Non-members: $100.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------- FOR MORE INFORMATION AND/OR TO REGISTER, ACCESS THE FOLLOWING URL: www.eei.org/resources/meetings/forums/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------- E-Forums are real-time, interactive presentations, created, produced and distributed by EEI. The visual presentation is delivered over the Internet, while the audio portion is delivered through a conference phone call. You can participate in an E-Forum using any computer with Internet access and a telephone. To fully participate in the E-Forum, you will need: - Access to the Internet and a web browser. - A separate voice phone line and a phone to dial into the audio conference call. Cell phones can be used. - Upon confirmation of your registration, you will be given complete instructions including the URL (with Password/ID) and a the conference phone number. - Slides used in the presentation will also be e-mailed to you prior to the forum and will soon be available over the Internet. For more information on EEI's E-Forums, contact Mike Oldak, Director, State Competitive and Regulatory Policy at 202-508-5523 moldak@eei.org or Leigh Miller, Coordinator at (202) 508-5522 lmiller@eei.org For more information on EEI's State Restructuring Service, contact Norm Jenks, Manager, Regulation and Competitive Analysis 202-508-5533 njenks@eei.org ,Copyright 2000 by the Edison Electric Institute All rights reserved under U.S. and foreign law, treaties and conventions. No part of this work may be distributed, redistributed, reproduced or copied in any form or by any means - graphic, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval systems without written permission of the publisher.
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