Generating Resources Advisory Committee

GRAC Meeting

March 3, 2020
9:30am - 12:00pm Pacific

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Space will be limited at the Council due to needing to meet in a smaller room than normal.

Agenda

9:30 am	Introductions, Review agenda
9:35 am	Reference plant wrap-up and follow-up discussions Selecting a natural gas peaker to model •Discussion on pumped storage duration•Maximum build-out (potential) for resources•Forward cost curves•Capacity improvement rates•Treatment of repowered wind
	Next steps – what happens now?
11:00 am (ish)	Wrap-up, Adjourn

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