California ISO gets tough on generators with new software

Power suppliers in California will face financial penalties if they deviate from pre-specified generation levels as of December 1. This is one of the main changes brought in by a new software system implemented by the California independent system operator (Cal ISO).

Cal ISO, which operates the state’s power markets and controls the power grid, yesterday said it has overhauled its electricity market systems by installing Real-time Market Application (RTMA) software from global power and automation technology company ABB.

RTMA makes major changes to the ISO’s real-time automated dispatch and settlements systems, says ABB. The new system went live on October 1.

The implementation has made the operation of the power system in California more reliable

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