Proposal to reevaluate the FS Planning Reserve Margin (FSPRM) and FS Capacity Requirement – including timing and modeling methodology – for the Western Resource Adequacy Program (WRAP)
The Program Review Committee’s (PRC) 2025 Workplan consolidated Concepts 2024-CRF-002 and 2024-CRF-017 into the PRM Task Force. The charge was to reevaluate the FS Planning Reserve Margin (FSPRM) and FS Capacity Requirement – including timing and modeling methodology – for the Western Resource Adequacy Program (WRAP), and to develop a Proposal for stakeholder review in accordance with BPM 302 Program Review Committee Proposal Development and Consideration.
The Task Force discussed the issues in the submitted Change Request Forms (CRF) and is proposing changes to the WRAP, including:
Additionally, the Proposal includes how the WRAP will transition from the current state to the proposed state.
Tacoma Power appreciates the careful and deliberate work of the Ta…
Idaho Power would like to thank the PRM Task Force for the extensi…
APS appreciates the substantial work undertaken by the PRM Task Fo…
SRP appreciates the effort by the Task Force, WPP, and WRAP progra…
Seattle appreciates the significant effort of the PRM Task Force t…