A Guide for Improved Resource Adequacy Assessments in Evolving Power Systems: Institutional and Technical Dimensions

Carvallo, Juan Pablo; Zhang, Nan; Leibowicz, Benjamin D.; Carr, Thomas; Larsen, Peter H.

doi:10.2172/1987650

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“…However, a variety of factors may limit or disincentivize the use of interregional transmission to meet resource adequacy requirements. 5 Although each region may take a different approach, in general, external capacity resources with firm delivery commitments are considered added capacity resources for purposes of calculating a planning reserve margin whereas firm exports are subtracted (National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners 2021; Pfeifenberger et al 2013;Caravallo et al 2023). The resource adequacy treatment of nonfirm intertie benefits, which are not guaranteed or obligated to appear, is less uniformly applied (Pfeifenberger et al 2013).…”

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