Phase II Resources

This page contains links to important documents and resources pertaining to Phase II of the DOE-funded project.

Transmission Options Task Force Documents and Comments

Comments from Ken Lotterhos (Public Power-TDU) on Less-than-Peak Case
Revised Less-than-Peal Potential Case Process (redline, 2-22-12)

Method to Select Coal Deactivations
Method to Select Fossil Deactivations (FINAL, 1-12-12)

HVDC Consideration Process

Comments from Ken Lotterhos (Public Power-TDU) on HVDC Consideration

Comments from Wayne Galli (TO/TD) on HVDC Consideration

HVDC Consideration Process (12-12-11)
HVDC Consideration Process FINAL (1-24-12)

Reliability Tests for Tasks 7-8

Comments from Ken Lotterhos (Public Power-TDU) on Reliability Tests

Reliability Tests for Tasks 7-8 FINAL (12-12-11)

Scope for TOTF

Comments from Ken Lotterhos (Public Power-TDU) on TOTF Scope

Scope for TOTF FINAL (12-12-11)

Phase II General Information

Phase II Schedule, Processes, and Analysis Details

Comments from Ken Lotterhos (Public Power-TDU) on Schedule, Processes, and Analysis

Phase II Detailed Schedule (8-19-11)

Phase II Detailed Schedule FINAL (12-12-11)
Phase II Detailed Schedule FINAL (1-3-12)
Phase II Detailed Schedule FINAL (1-20-12)
Phase II Prework Timeline (8-19-11)

Phase II Buildout Schedule and Outline

Phase II Buildout Schedule and Outline FINAL (12-12-11)

Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII)

UPDATED EIPC Contacts for Stakeholder CEII Processing

EIPC CEII Process for Stakeholders
EIPC Meeting Guidelines for CEII
EIPC Contacts for Stakeholder CEII Processing

EIPC CEII Elements and Guidelines (posted 12-27-11)
How CEII will be handled in meetings - MEMO (posted 02-07-12)

Acknowledgement: This material is based upon work supported by the Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory, under Award Number DE-OE-0000343.

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