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EIM Entities and EDAM Design
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Joint participation in California System Operator’s Enhanced Day Ahead Market design efforts
EIM Entities – Who we are
The EIM Entities represent an informal group of utilities that are existing or pending participants in the California Independent System Operator’s (CAISO) Western Energy Imbalance Market (EIM). The Entities are also potential participants in the CAISO’s Extended Day Ahead Market (EDAM) now being evaluated through an EDAM market design stakeholder process led by the CAISO. Individual members of the EIM Entity group may hold policy positions that differ from other members in the EIM Entity group.
Exploring a voluntary extension of the EIM to a regional EDAM presents an opportunity to build off the EIM’s success and pursue additional economic and environmental benefits for market participants and their customers across the West.
The EIM Entities collectively have not yet made a commitment to move forward with implementing the EDAM. The group intends to work with the CAISO and stakeholders to develop a comprehensive market design proposal that will allow the EIM Entities to evaluate their individual expected benefits and costs associated with EDAM participation. This website is voluntarily hosted by APS and provides information related to the EDAM design that has been produced or prepared by the EIM Entities.
EIM Entities
Arizona Public Service Company
Avista
BANC
Bonneville Power Administration
Idaho Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
NorthWestern Energy
NV Energy
Pacificorp
Portland General Electric
Powerex
Public Service Company of New Mexico
Puget Sound Energy
Salt River Project
Tacoma Power
Tucson Electric Power
Turlock Irrigation District
Seattle City and Light
Exploring a voluntary extension of the EIM to a regional EDAM presents an opportunity to build off the EIM’s success and pursue additional economic and environmental benefits for market participants and their customers across the West.
The EIM Entities collectively have not yet made a commitment to move forward with implementing the EDAM. The group intends to work with the CAISO and stakeholders to develop a comprehensive market design proposal that will allow the EIM Entities to evaluate their individual expected benefits and costs associated with EDAM participation. This website is voluntarily hosted by APS and provides information related to the EDAM design that has been produced or prepared by the EIM Entities.
EIM Entities
Arizona Public Service Company
Avista
BANC
Bonneville Power Administration
Idaho Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
NorthWestern Energy
NV Energy
Pacificorp
Portland General Electric
Powerex
Public Service Company of New Mexico
Puget Sound Energy
Salt River Project
Tacoma Power
Tucson Electric Power
Turlock Irrigation District
Seattle City and Light
Feasibility Assessment 9-2019
GRC Scoping Paper Comments 1-2020
Issue Paper and Entity Comments 11-2019
Post Workshop 1 Comments 3-4
Presentation-Congestion Rents 2-20
Presentation-Resource Sufficiency Evaluation 2-20
Presentation-Transmission 2-20
Principles and Elements 9-2019