During the December 1, 2022, Markets Subcommittee (MSC) meeting, MISO discussed a proposal for retirement of Stored Energy Resource and Stored Energy Resource Type II participation. Stakeholders were asked to provide feedback on the proposal.
Please provide feedback by December 16.
The following feedback is offered by the Entergy Operating Companies ("EOCs")[1] in response to the request made during the December 1st, 2022, Market Subcommittee (MSC) meeting concerning MISO’s Proposed Retirement of the Stored Energy Resource Participation Models.
The EOCs agree with MISO’s proposed changes related to retiring the SER I and SER II product type.
With the shift to the ESR product type, and by virtue of only 1 SER II product on the system (with plans to retire) it makes sense to sunset this product type to save money going forward. We appreciate MISO looking ahead on ways to conserve resources which can be better allocated to other projects.
The EOCs appreciate the opportunity to comment
[1] The Entergy Operating Companies are Entergy Arkansas, LLC, Entergy Louisiana, LLC, Entergy Mississippi, LLC, Entergy New Orleans, LLC, and Entergy Texas, Inc.
to: | MISO Market subcommittee |
from: | The Entergy Operating Companies |
subject: | Retirement of ser product type |
date: | December 16, 2022 |
The following feedback is offered by the Entergy Operating Companies ("EOCs")[1] in response to the request made during the December 1st, 2022, Market Subcommittee (MSC) meeting concerning MISO’s Proposed Retirement of the Stored Energy Resource Participation Models.
The EOCs agree with MISO’s proposed changes related to retiring the SER I and SER II product type.
With the shift to the ESR product type, and by virtue of only 1 SER II product on the system (with plans to retire) it makes sense to sunset this product type to save money going forward. We appreciate MISO looking ahead on ways to conserve resources which can be better allocated to other projects.
The EOCs appreciate the opportunity to comment
[1] The Entergy Operating Companies are Entergy Arkansas, LLC, Entergy Louisiana, LLC, Entergy Mississippi, LLC, Entergy New Orleans, LLC, and Entergy Texas, Inc.
WPPI agrees with MISO’s proposal to retire the Stored Energy Resource and SER-II participation models as discussed at the MSC, 12/1/22. In particular: