Conditions Table
The Conditions table allows the user to specify hourly conditions within a week. These hourly conditions are often referred to as on-peak and off-peak periods. A condition can be specified for any hourly time period for which reporting is desired. The hourly time periods are specified in the Time Series Weekly table by placing a 1 or 0 (Zero) in the hour.
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Default Condition Definitions:
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On-Peak E refers to the On-Peak Early hours beginning with hour 7 and ending with hour 22, Monday through Friday. For example, this conditional definition applies to the New England ISO.
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Off-Peak E refers to the Off-Peak Early hours beginning with the hour 1 and ending with hour 6, and beginning with the hour 23 and ending with hour 24, Monday through Friday, plus all hours on Saturday and Sunday. For example, this conditional definition applies to the New England ISO.
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On-Peak L refers to the On-Peak Late hours beginning with the hour 8 and ending with hour 23, Monday through Friday. For example, this conditional definition applies to the New York ISO, PJM and the Ontario IMO.
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Off-Peak L refers to the Off-Peak Late hours beginning with the hour 1 and ending with hour 7 and hour 24, Monday through Friday, plus all hours on Saturday and Sunday. For example, this conditional definition applies to the New York ISO, PJM and the Ontario IMO.
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On-Peak WECC refers to the On-Peak hours beginning with the hour 7 and ending with hour 22, for Monday through Saturday. For example, this conditional definition applies to the WECC.
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Off-Peak WECC refers to the Off-Peak hours beginning with hour 1 and ending with hour 6 and beginning with hour 23 and ending with hour 24, Monday through Saturday, plus all hours on Sunday. For example, this conditional definition applies to the WECC.
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All
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EPA On-Peak
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EPA Off-Peak
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ICC ILLINOIS On-Peak
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ICC ILLINOIS Off-Peak
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NYMEX PJM On-Peak
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NYMEX PJM Off-Peak
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CBOT On-Peak 5x16
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CBOT Off-Peak
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MICHAGAN PSC On-Peak
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MICHAGAN PSC Off-Peak
Conditions Table
