Okla State Agency	Corporation Commission, Oklahoma
Okla Agency Code	'185'
Title	Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. integrated resource plan
Alternative title	Integrated resource plan
Authors	OGE Energy Corp. Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
Publisher	Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Publication Date	2011-05
Publication type	Planning Document
Subject	Electric utilities--Oklahoma--Planning. Power resources--Oklahoma--Planning.
Purpose	OG&E submits this interim Integrated Resource Plan ('IRP') pursuant to the joint stipulation and settlement agreement in Oklahoma Corporation Commission Cause No. PUD 201000037.; This IRP presents a snapshot of challenges and opportunities for OG&E as of April 2011. OG&E's resource planning is the foundation for management decisions regarding the appropriate methods and manner in which to meet the reliable future needs of its retail customers. In reality, OG&E is continually evaluating resource alternatives in response to constantly evolving conditions and opportunities.; Section II presents the IRP objective and process.; Section III offers an overview of OG&E, the demand and energy forecast, and modeling assumptions and inputs used in the analysis.; Section IV explains the analysis methodology and results.; Section V concludes the report with a tabular summary of each section as described in Oklahoma Corporation Commission rule OAC 165:35-37-4(c) and outlined below: A. Electric demand and energy forecast B. Forecast of capacity and energy contributions from existing and committed supply- and demand-side resources C. Description of transmission capabilities and needs covering the forecast period D. Assessment of the need for additional resources E. Description of the supply, demand-side and transmission options available to the utility to address the identified needs F. Fuel procurement plan, purchased power procurement plan, and risk management plan G. Action plan identifying the near-term (i.e., across the first five (5) years) actions H. proposed RFP(s) documentation, and evaluation I. Technical appendix for the data, assumptions and descriptions of models J. Description and analysis of the adequacy of its existing transportation system K. Assessment of the need for additional resources to meet reliability, cost and price, environmental or other criteria L. An analysis of the utility's proposed resource plan; In addition, this submittal contains several appendices that provide supporting materials, including studies and reports that have been prepared by OG&E, by vendors retained by OG&E, and stakeholders.
Contents	Executive Summary; * Introduction; * Demand Response and Energy Efficiency; Renewable Energy; Transmission; * Integrated Marketplace; * Mechanical Integrity; * Emission Control Options; * Conclusion; I. Introduction; II. IRP Objective and Process; III. Assumptions and Inputs; A. Description of OG&E Service Territory; B. Electric Demand and Energy Forecast; 1. Load Forecast Methodology; 2. Forecast of Key Assumptions; 3. Energy Sales Forecast; 4. Peak Demand Forecast; C. Resource Options; 1. Existing Supply Resources; 2. Supply Side Resource Alternatives; 3. Demand Side Resources; D. Transmission; 1. Transmission Resources; 2. Transmission Needs for Generation Expansion Options; 3. SPP Transmission Expansion; E. Needs Assessment; F. Scenarios; G. Environmental Considerations; 1. Renewable Energy Standards; 2. Carbon Dioxide Restrictions; 3. Regional Haze; 4. Utility MACT Rule; 5. Other Environmental Requirements; IV. Resource Planning Modeling and Analysis; A. Development of Models and Portfolios; 1. Model Development; 2. Develop Distinct Portfolios; B. Portfolio Analysis; 1. Evaluation of Future Wind; 2. Scenario Results; C. Risk Evaluation; 1. Sensitivity Results; 2. Stochastic Analysis; D. SPP Integrated Marketplace; 1. Integrated Marketplace Concepts; 2. Market Model; 3. Generation Expansion; 4. Results; V. Schedules; Schedule A - Electric Demand and Energy Assumption; Schedule B - Existing Resources; Schedule C - Transmission Capability and Needs; Schedule D - Needs Assessment; Schedule E - Resource Options; Schedule F - Fuel Procurement and Risk Management Plan; Schedule G - Action Plan; Schedule H - Requests for Proposals; Schedule I - Modeling Methodology and Assumptions; Schedule J - Transmission System Adequacy; Schedule K - Resource Plan Assessment; Schedule L - Proposed Resource Plan Analysis; VI. Appendices; Appendix A - 2010 OG&E load forecast / OGE Research and Analysis Department ; The Cadmus Group 2010-09-14; * Executive Summary; * Economic Outlook; * Load Responsibility Peak Demand Forecasting Model; * Retail Energy Models; * Retail Customer Forecasting Models; * Data Sources; * Appendix Carbon Scenario Tables; Appendix B - OG&E 2010 Capability Report; Appendix C - Annual Portfolio NPVRR for Reference Scenario; Appendix D - OGE 2011 IRP Oklahoma Collaborative Technical Conference; * Meeting Documentation; * Introduction; * Part 1: OGE Presentation and Questions
Notes	Redacted copy
OkDocs Class#	C5600.3 I61o 2011
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://occeweb.com/pu/OGE%202011%20IRP.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2011-09-07
Date modified	2012-11-14
OCLC number	819810631

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. integrated resource plan

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