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2011-2013 Regional Transmission Expansion Planning (RTEP) Cycle Survey
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1. Respondent Name
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Affiliation
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e-mail
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Membership - Check all that apply.
TEPPC
SPSG
TAS
TAS DWG
TAS HWG
TAS MWG
TAS SWG
EDTF
None
Stakeholder Type - Check all that apply.
Utility
Transmission Developer
State/Provincial
Governement
Federal Government
NGO
Consultant
Other
2. Please identify the three items that would be most useful for you to see in an Interconnection-wide 10-year transmission plan.
Congestion analyses
Alternative resource locations
Capital cost estimates for new generation
Operating impacts of transmission planning
Projected load and resource changes
Options for new transmission corridors
Capital cost estimates for new transmission
Policy options (e.g., resource relocation, EE/DSM, carbon reduction)
Institutional considerations (e.g., planning cooperation)
3. Please identify the three items that would be least useful for you or that you believe are inappropriate for a 10-year transmission plan.
Congestion analyses
Alternative resource locations
Environmental/cultural analyses
Capital cost estimates for new generation
Operational impacts of transmission planning
Projected load and resource changes
Options for new transmission corridors
Capital cost estimates for new transmission
Policy options (e.g., resource relocations, EE/DSM, carbon reduction)
Institutional considerations (e.g., planning cooperation)
4. Please identify the three items that would be most useful for you to see in an Interconnection-wide 20-year transmission plan.
Congestion analyses
Alternative resource locations
Capital cost estimates for new generation
Operating impacts of transmission planning
Projected load and resource changes
Options for new transmission corridors
Capital cost estimates for new transmission
Policy options (e.g., resource relocation, EE/DSM, carbon reduction)
Institutional considerations (e.g., planning cooperation)
5. Please identify the three items that would be least useful for you or that you believe are inappropriate for a 20-year transmission plan.
Congestion analyses
Alternative resource locations
Capital cost estimates for new generation
Operating impacts of transmission planning
Projected load and resource changes
Options for new transmission corridors
Capital cost estimates for new transmission
Policy options (e.g., resource relocation, EE/DSM, carbon reduction)
Institutional considerations (e.g., planning cooperation)
6. a. What additional information, if available, would be useful to your internal analyses and planning activities?
One response per line.
6. b.
One response per line.
6. c.
One response per line.
7. a. What types of decisions, if any will you use RTEP information and/or the 10- and 20-year plans to support?
One response per line.
7. b.
One response per line.
7. c.
One response per line.
8. a. What question(s) would you like the plans to answer? As an example, please see the draft WECC scenarios posted on the SPSG web site. On page 4 of the document, you will see two focus questions related to the future of WECC’s region.
One response per line.
To review the SPSG Scenarios, see the following URL:
http://www.wecc.biz/committees/BOD/TEPPC/SPSG/EPS/WECC%20Scenarios%202011%20(Revised%2009-30-2011).pdf
8. b.
One response per line.
8. c.
One response per line.
9. a. At what point in the process of creating these plans would you like opportunities for review and comment? 10-Year Plan. Check all that apply.
Stakeholder Study Case Requests
Study Case Prioritization
Draft Study Program
Preliminary Study Case Results
Draft Plan
9. b. 20-Year Plan. Check all that apply.
Scenarios
Proxies
Inputs to SCDT
Possible Transmission Segments
Optimized Transmission
Plan and Policy Implications
10. How much time do you need to review and comment on a report this is approximately 100 pages, including both text and data/graphics?
1 week
2 weeks
3 weeks
4 weeks
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