Appendix D Tables
Appendix Table D
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Table D-1 lists the existing and committed future generation units and their rated capacities in MW exported, for three years, 2003, 2006, and 2009.
Table D-1 Transmission Connected Generation
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Table D-2 lists the wind farms currently connected to the distribution system (as of March 2003), their capacities in MW, and the 110kV transmission station that they feed into.
Table D-2 Wind farm Connected Capacity
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Table D-3 lists the base case generation dispatches for 2003, 2006 and 2009. The SMR column represents the dispatch at summer peak, SNV at summer night valley, and WIN is the winter peak dispatch. These dispatches were used for the power flow analysis, the short circuit analysis, and as a starting point for the 220kV and 110kV transfer capability analyses. The values shown are in export terms i.e., they are net of each generation unit's own consumption. They indicate the power delivered to the Grid.
Table D-3 Base Case Generation Dispatches
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Table D-4 presents the forecast of annual growth in CHP and renewable generation capacity by generation-type. It should be noted that while CHP, hydro and land-fill gas plants are most likely to be embedded, a number of future wind farms are likely to be transmission-connected.
Table D-4 CHP and RES Projections 2003-2009
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Table D-5 lists the future wind farms that have signed connection agreements with the DSO. Together with the future transmission-connected wind farms, Ratrussan and Kings Mountain, this represents a total of 211MW of committed wind generation, bringing the total connected in the near-future to 349MW.
Table D-5 Future Embedded Wind Farms with Signed Connection Agreements
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