Path Rating Catalog 2013 - Western Electricity Coordinating Council

Revised February 2007
Allocation: Northern System: Net WOR Line
Lines Allocation Entitlements
McCullough-Victorville 500 1&2 2592 MW LDWP 2592 MW
+Mead-Victorville 287
Marketplace-Adelanto 500 1291 MW LDWP 313 MW
SCE 60 MW
Cities 918 MW
Eldorado-Lugo 500 2754 MW SCE 2509 MW
+Eldorado-Cima-Pisgah 230 1 & 2 CDWR 235 MW
+Mohave-Lugo 500 ANZA 10 MW
+J. Hinds-Mirage 230
Northern Subtotal
6637 MW
Southern System:
Net WOR Line
Lines Allocation Entitlements
Palo Verde-Devers 500 1802 MW SCE 1334 MW
LDWP 468 MW
Ramon-Mirage 230 600 MW SCE 600 MW
+Coachella-Devers 230
N. Gila-Imperial Valley 500 1584 MW SDGE 1385 MW
+El Centro-Imperial Valley 230 IID 199 MW
Southern Subtotal 3986 MW
Total System:
10,623 MW
Interaction
w/Other
Transfer Paths:
Contact Person:
Since IID’s system is east of the WOR cut-plane, any schedules made by IID
on the North Gila-Imperial Valley line are equal in magnitude and opposite
in direction to IID’s schedules on the El Centro-Imperial Valley line; thus,
IID’s schedules on the North Gila-Imperial Valley line and El Centro-
Imperial Valley line are not added to the WOR flow total nor is IID required
to curtail schedules for WOR or SCIT limitations.
The maximum capability of the WOR path is influenced by the flows on the
other paths bringing power into southern California. Real-time power flows
are monitored for all of the paths defining the SCIT nomogram, including
WOR, Midway-Vincent, PDCI, IPP DC and North of Lugo.
Steven E. Mavis
Southern California Edison
3 Innovation Way
Pomona, CA 91768
(909) 274-1587
(909) 274-1601 – fax
steven.mavis@sce.com
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