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23 summing much more than 3,000 MW in the region to be supplied by the Loudoun line; such plants have been proposed and are awaiting approvals by PJM and the local utilities. Both KEMA generation "options" are obvious non-starters. KEMA says as much; consequently, they didn't do any analysis. In particular, KEMA did not consider the thousands of MW of generating plants that are now in the eastern-PJM interconnection study queues, all of which are real options. KEMA did not look at other projects that are or were temporarily on hold, such as CPV Warren. They did not consider other potential generation, conservation, and efficiency options that will be called forth by PJM's recently reformed capacity market. Neither did Dominion. Neither did Allegheny. Neither did PJM.
Ronnie BaileylCOMMOPSNANCPOW ER 05111112006 01:19 PM TO CC bcc Subjec! William BigdelylCOMMOPSNANCPO\PIER@VANCPOWEFI, Riahard ...-..-.- LaVignelCOMMOPSNANCP~WE~~VANCPOWER, Craig CridedCOMMOPSNANCPOWER@VANCPOWER, Kirit Doshi/COMMOPSNANCPOWER@VANCPO\NER. - Nelson BurksiCOMMOPSn/ANCPOWER@VANCPOln(ER Fw: MidAtlantic 201 I Laad Deliverability Voltage issues ) 1 ' i 1 \ FYI - Fowarded by Ronnie Bailey/COMMOPSNANCPOWER on 05/0li2006 01:: 9 PM - To cc Subject ------- - - ---..-____ E3ill..Mitcheil@conectiv.com, bawillis@pepco corn, cbeard@gpu,com, escook@pplweb.com, monisond@firstenergycorp .corn, hohlbaughdg@firstenergycorp corn, ESorber@ugi .corn. esam.khadr@pseg .corn, frank.caroselli@~onec!iv corn, Glenn.Catenacci@pseg.com, harvey.zwyer@bge .corn, jayers@pplweh. corn, jim.summers@conectiv.com: jaradrnari@pepco corn, mdonnefly@peco-energy corn, Michaei C.Ziegler@bge.com, rhrabah@gpu corn, mangononr@oru .corn. david.weaver@peco-energy .corn, segiatz@pplweb. corn, Charles P.Matassa@bge cam, JSYNER@alleghenypower corn, CVOGEL2@alleghenyenergy.corn, Ronnie-Bailey@dom .corn, RMATTlU@alleghenypower corn mirdih@pjm.com, tesfan@pjmexchOl .pjm. corn, coodrj@pjmexchOl .pjrn.com, simsm@pjmexch01 pjm.com, hadgel@pjmexchOl. pjrn.com, kernjon@pjmexcbO; .pjm.com Mid-Atlantic 201 1 Load Deliverability Vatlage issues --. --_ - -.- ___-_ "-42 '\ PJM has continued to review the voltage issues identified for the 20 1 1 Mid-Adantic Region Load deiiverability study PJM has identified the need for the following reactive devices in order to adequately support imports into the Mid-Atlantjc Region 600 MVAR dynamic reactive device at Airydale 500 kV 400 MVAR dynamic reactive device at Doubs 500 kV 525 MVAR dynamic reactive device at Meadow Brook 500 kV 300 MVAR capacitor at Conemaugh 500 kV While this is still a significant amount of reactive devices, it is much less than originally expected Nebiat was able to obtain more imports from New York which backed off the west to east flows Wlth the devices above, no reactive sceling of TO zonal load is required I realize that we will continue to review alternative reactive pians for 20 17, powever for now PJM recommends the :@active devices listed above to eliminate Ip__9__n___l_--__i.) u \ the voltage concerns identified for 20 1 1 *II -=h'-%w-r i.:T-+.*.- -- --- IC_,..-.-- ___I___~,__ If anyone has alternative solutions that can be completed by June 202 1, please provide so that PJM can evaluate Thanks, - .--- - DOM 0002 i 8
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