16 Tex. Admin. Code § 25.401 - Share of Installed Generation Capacity
(a) Application. The provisions of this
section apply to power generation companies.
(b) Share of installed generation capacity.
The percentage share of installed generation capacity for a power generation
company will be determined by dividing the installed generation capacity owned
and controlled by the power generation company in, or capable of delivering
electricity to, a power region by the total installed generation capacity
located in, or capable of delivering electricity to, the power
region.
(c) Capacity ratings. For
purposes of this section, generating unit capacity ratings shall be consistent
with §
25.91(f) of this
title (relating to Generating Capacity Reports). The commission may revise
reported capacity ratings if they are found to be incorrect.
(d) Installed generation capacity of a power
generation company.
(1) In determining the
percentage shares of installed generation capacity under the PURA §39.154,
the commission shall combine capacity owned and controlled by a power
generation company and any entity that is affiliated with that power generation
company within the power region, reduced by the installed generation capacity
of those facilities that are made subject to capacity auctions under PURA
§39.153(a) and (d).
(2) In
determining the percentage shares of installed generation capacity, the
commission shall increase the installed generation capacity owned and
controlled by a power generation company by the transmission import capability
that is available for importing electricity during the summer peak season into
the power region from generating facilities that are owned by the power
generation company or an affiliate in another power region.
(3) In determining the percentage shares of
installed generation capacity owned and controlled by a power generation
company under PURA §39.154 and §39.156, the commission shall, for
purposes of calculating the numerator, reduce the installed generation capacity
owned and controlled by that power generation company by the installed
generation capacity of any "grandfathered facility" within an ozone
nonattainment area as of September 1, 1999, for which that power generation
company has commenced complying or made a binding commitment to comply with
PURA §39.264. This paragraph applies only to a power generation company
that is affiliated with an electric utility that owned and controlled more than
27% of the installed generation capacity in the power region on January 1,
1999. The commission will consider a permit application to the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) to be adequate evidence that the power
generation company has commenced complying or made a binding commitment to
comply with PURA §39.264. However, the commission will review the progress
that has been made on achieving an approved an TNRCC permit, when it reviews
and updates market share percentages, and if adequate progress has not been
made, the commission may choose to include the grandfathered capacity in the
numerator.
(e) Total
installed generation. The total installed generation will consist of the
installed generation capacity that is located in, or capable of delivering
electricity to, a power region.
(1) Installed
generation capacity will include all potentially marketable electric generation
capacity. Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, installed
generation capacity will include:
(A)
generating facilities that are connected with a transmission or distribution
system;
(B) generating facilities
used to generate electricity for consumption by the person owning or
controlling the facility;
(C)
generating facilities that will be connected with a transmission or
distribution system and operating within 12 months; and
(D) generating facilities that are located on
the boundary between two power regions and are able to deliver electricity
directly into either power region, except that the capacity of such facility
shall be allocated between the power regions based on the share of its total
electric energy that the facility sold in each power region during the
preceding year.
(2)
Installed generation capacity will not include generating facilities that have
a nameplate rating equal to or less than 1 megawatt (MW).
(3) The amount of installed generation
capacity that is capable of delivering electricity to a power region will be
determined by:
(A) the import transmission
capacity during the summer peak period of the alternating current transmission
interconnections between the power region at issue and other power regions;
and
(B) the import capacity during
the summer peak period of the reliable direct current interconnections between
the power region at issue and other power regions.
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