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Sixth Northwest Conservation & Electric Power Plan

Draft Wholesale Power Price Forecasts

Maury Galbraith

Northwest Power and Conservation CouncilGenerating Resource Advisory Committee Meeting

Portland, ORJanuary 22, 2009

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Outline

1. Recap of Major AURORA Updates

2. Update of Regional Portfolio Standard (RPS) Resource Development

3. Partial Update of New Generating Resource Options

4. Forecast Wholesale Power Market Prices

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Major AURORA Updates

Reduction in the number of load-resource zones used to model the Western Interconnect

Updated transmission links between the modeled load-resource zones Updated demand forecasts for each of the load-resource zones Updated fuel price forecasts for each of the zones Updated hydro condition modeling for the Northwest zones Updated inventory of existing generating resources in each of the

zones Updated estimates of future Regional Portfolio Standard

resource development by zone Updated inventory of candidate resources for future development

by zone Improved dispatch parameter for combined cycle combustion

turbines Updated carbon dioxide price forecasts

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Higher Natural Gas PricesMedium Long-term Trend Forecasts for PNW Zones

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Carbon Dioxide Emission PricesAll Zones

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WECC Load & Resource Balance – EnergyEconomic Dispatch Basis Under Average Hydro Conditions

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PNW Load & Resource Balance – EnergyEconomic Dispatch Basis Under Average Hydro Conditions

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Incremental RPS Energy by State

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CA Incremental RPS Energy Mix

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WA Incremental RPS Energy Mix

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MT Incremental RPS Energy Mix

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PNW New AURORA Resource Energy by Technology

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Energy SummaryPreliminary Results – More Resources Options in Future Runs

• “Forced” Incremental RPS Resources Additions– WECC: 12,500 MWa by 2030

– PNW: 2,070 MWa by 2030

– RPS Resource Technologies Vary by State

– CA Begins to Achieve Targets in 2015

– MT, OR, and WA Achieve All RPS Targets

• “Simulated” New AURORA Resource Additions– WECC: 25,000 MWa by 2030

– PNW: 2,430 MWa by 2030

– PNW Additions begin in 2029

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WECC Incremental RPS Capacity and Peak Contribution

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WECC New AURORA Resource Peak Contribution by Technology

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PNW New AURORA Resource Capacity by Technology

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Capacity SummaryPreliminary Results – More Resources Options in Future Runs

• “Forced” Incremental RPS Resources Additions– WECC: 37,800 MW by 2030

– PNW: 6,370 MW by 2030

– 30% Average Contribution to Meeting Planning Reserve Margin

• “Simulated” New AURORA Resource Additions– WECC: 61,640 MW by 2030

– PNW: 5,590 MW by 2030

– PNW Additions begin in 2029

– 70% Average Contribution to Meeting Planning Reserve Margin

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Historic Mid-C Average Monthly On- and Off-Peak Prices Source: IntercontinentalExchange (ICE)

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Updated Demand/ Fuel

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Next Steps

Updated transmission links between the modeled load-resource zones

Updated hydro condition modeling for the Northwest zones

Improved dispatch parameter for combined cycle combustion turbines

Updated carbon dioxide price forecasts

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