Welcome to the em6 Online Help: Web
Interface
Contents
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Component |
Subset |
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· Administration of user accounts · Services |
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· SCADA · RCPD · Maps · Dispatch · Reserves · Network · Archive |
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To obtain an em6 account please contact EMS on +64 4 590
6823 or call@ems.co.nz.
Once your user account has been setup, your
username and password will be emailed to you. These details will
allow you to access em6.
The login page contains user name and
password fields. To access em6 simply complete all fields
and click logon.
Administration of user accounts
Your username
will always remain the same and you should ensure that you keep this
information in a safe place.
To create,
amend or delete a user account you will need to contact the system administrator
at call@ems.co.nz.
Permissions are
set by organisation. Each user will have the permissions and reports that are
allocated to their organisation.
Please
Note: If you do not have access to a report or the customisation tab
it may be because either your organisation has not subscribed to the
appropriate service or because the report is restricted. Further detail on
em6 services and restricted reports can be found below.
There are 12
tabs available to users. Beneath each service tab are reports or
additional functionality.
§ Home (Homepage)
§ SCADA (Reports)
§ RCPD (Reports)
§ Load Forecasting (Reports)
§ Constraints (Reports)
§ Dispatch (Reports)
§ Reserves (Reports)
§ Network (Reports)
§ Price & Location (Reports)
§ Master Files (Reports)
§ Archive (Reports)
§ Customise (Additional Functionality)
Some reports
are restricted by an organisation’s permissions. Where reports are
restricted, you will only be able to view the information pertaining to your
organisation.
If you submit a
query and there is no data relating to your organisation, em6 will
return a report that does not contain any data.
All reports can
be displayed onscreen or in CSV format for download and import to another
software package such as Microsoft™ Excel.
If you choose
to display a report it will appear in tabular format on the right hand side of
the selection page. If the selection is too large the results will
be truncated.
It is also
possible to download the report; either before displaying the results or from
the results page.
The Download
Report action downloads the reports in either an uncompressed CSV format or by
checking Zip Format in a zipped CSV format.
If the download size is greater than
the days x nodes limit, an alert box will notify you to narrow the selection
criteria.
If the download
size is less than the maximum limit you will be presented with the Save or Open
pop up window.
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The home page
is presented on successful login to em6. This page has
three distinct areas:
§ Graphing Section
You can further
refine your homepage selections by changing the selection criteria. Simply
select one of the ‘show’ links and amend the selected nodes, dates and periods.
The Most
Frequently Used box on the page will allow you to
quickly navigate to the most frequently requested report types. On
clicking one of the Most Frequently Used links; you will be taken to the
relevant service tab with the report type pre-selected.
The graphing
section contains four graphs:
§ HVDC
§ Generation
§ Load
§ Dispatch Price
If you haven’t
subscribed to the customisation service the domains and ranges for these graphs
are obtained from the default home page graphing filter (see Customisation).
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em6 consists of multiple tabs that contain
related reports. To access to a report simply select the appropriate
tab.
Reports
Description
The MW generation, load, HVDC and quality of
SCADA data at each node in the transmission network as captured by the Remote
Terminal Units and transmitted to the SCADA application.
The ‘10 min’ generation, load and HVDC data
is the most recent of the three SCADA readings taken each half
hour. The generation, load and HVDC SCADA data is the average of
these three 10 min readings.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list, highlight
the node(s), the start date and period and the end date and period and then
click the either the Display Results or Download Report button.
Please Note:
HVDC ‘nodes’ are not selectable; all four nodes will be returned in this
report.
Tip: To select
more than one node hold down the ‘Ctrl’ key and click each node you require.
SCADA reports including the near real time ‘1 min SCADA’ are available through em6 web services.
RCPD Tab
Reports
Description
The Regional
Coincident Peak Demand (RCPD) reports provide near real time SCADA load data
tracking against the minimum, average and maximum of the peaks per region.
The RCPD tab
provides access to eight charts, two per region. SCADA load data is updated
every 1 minute. The peaks are updated daily and monthly from GXP metering
volumes. RCPD reports are also available through web services.
The RCPD
methodology document is available on request. Please e-mail call@ems.co.nz.
Instructions
To view a
regional load graph simply select the report type UNI Region Load, LNI Region
Load, USI Region Load or LSI Region Load and click the Display Results
button. You can download the report by clicking the Download Report
button. You can ‘zoom in’ to view the last two hours by clicking the
Current Trading Period link on the top right of the graph.
To view the
regional peaks simply select the report type UNI Current Peaks, LNI Current
Peaks, USI Current Peaks or LSI Current Peaks and click the Display Results
button. You can download the report by clicking the Download Report
button.
Load
Forecasting Tab
The load forecast page allows you to view any datasets subscribed to by your
organisation. This tab is where you can view all variables about your dataset/s.
E.g. baseline forecast, previous forecasts, historical forecasts, weather data
and temperature sensitivities.
Selection Criteria
This allows you to select the dataset you’re interested in viewing. The dataset
GXP’s window shows the GXP nodes that make up the selected model.
Date
The start date is always ‘TODAY’ and the horizon (days to display) dropdown is
used to select days of interest.
NOTE: To view previous days, change the forecast
type at the top of the Selection Criteria to Forecast Minus 1-7 days.
Days to Display (Horizon)
A pull down allowing you to adjust the number of days to display at once.
Depending on the data available.
Spreadsheet –
Shows a spreadsheet view of the data.
Graph –
Shows a graph, allowing you to graphically view information. The graph can be
zoomed in by dragging a rectangle, or pinching in to zoom on a tablet. Also
note that by clicking on the different series in the graph legend, you can
temporary toggle series on and off. The graph can also be printed or exported
in a variety of ways, simply click on the print or export icons in the top
right corner.
Baseline Forecast –
This is the default TESLA forecast for the selected model and any selected
historical forecast. In spreadsheet view you can display the associated weather
variables, such as temperature, humidity, etc.
Temperature Sensitivities
Allows you to display scenarios where you can view the effect that varying the
temperature +/- 3 degrees Celsius has on the TESLA load forecast. When the
‘Temperature Sensitivity’ checkbox option is chosen, it allows you to choose
what steps in temperature should be displayed. I.e. checking ‘Plus 3 Degrees’
will display the TESLA forecast that is produced when the weather station
temperature(s) are all increased by three degrees.
Select the checkbox
‘Temperature Sensitivities’ in the Options section to view the different
forecasts. You can view a spreadsheet or graphical view of the forecasts.
Historical Data Section
The ‘Historical load Forecast’ checkbox allows you to bring up a TESLA forecast
that was recently produced, such as the forecast for the current day made 6
hours earlier in the day, or the forecast produced same time yesterday (the
‘Historic Minus 1 Day’ option).
The ‘historical Weather
Forecast’ checkbox allows you to bring up a weather forecast that was recently
produced, such as the weather forecast for the current day made 6 hours earlier
in the day, or the forecast produced same time yesterday (the ‘Historic Minus 1
Day’ option).
This will bring up the
historic forecast in both the spreadsheet and Graphical view. Click the Display
Results button after changes have been made to update the display.
Export Spreadsheet
Clicking this button will download a CSV file. The CSV file has all weather
data variables.
Refresh Mode
By default this is set to automatic. This means, when a new TESLA forecast is
available, any data you are viewing will automatically update. If you set this
to manual, it will not update and if you set this to notify a message will be
displayed below the graph indicating that a new TESLA forecast is available.
Click Display results to then update your graph.
Reports
Description
The Price and
Constraint Map is a geographic view of regional prices and 95% binding
constraints sourced from the Real Time Price (RTP) schedule. Price
and constraint data is updated every 5 minutes.
Instructions
To view the price and constraint map simply click the Display Results
button.
Constraints Tab
Reports
Description
Branch
constraints
Branch
constraints are list of constraints by schedule type for a network
restriction/relaxation. The limits of these constraints are offered by the Grid
Owner to the System Operator. The System Operator enters the branch constraints
so that schedules can be produced based on the network capability.
Constraint
change data
Constraint
change data is an automatic publication of changes to and application of new
branch and equation (group) constraints. Fields to be published
primarily include constraint start/end date and time, constraint name, Right
Hand Side (RHS) Limit value but may also be expanded to include the equation
formula and additional description information.
Constraint data
Constraint data
is a list of constraints by schedule type describing when a network
restriction/relaxation was effective for equation (group) constraints. The
limits of these constraints are offered by the Grid Owner or determined by the
System Operator for system security. The System Operator enters the branch
constraints so that schedules can be produced based on the network capability.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list, enter the
start date and end date, and then click the Display Results or the Download
Report button.
Reports
Description
The dispatch
report provides dispatch instructions sent from the
Dispatcher. Dispatch data is a restricted dataset.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply select the start and end dates, then click the Display
Results or Download Report button.
Reports
Description
The Reserves
tab contains a number of reserve market reports. Detailed
descriptions of each report type are below. The reserve reports that are
restricted are denoted by an asterisk (*).
Reserve amounts
by island summary
This
unrestricted report details the total MW Reserve by trading period and by
Island. This report is made available after System Operator processing
within 8 business days following month end. As the processing of
data requires the availability of other inputs i.e. pricing data, monthly data
may occasionally be delayed.
Reserve
quantities by island and class
This
unrestricted report details the total MW Reserve quantities by trading period
and by Island and Class (Fast and Sustained). This report is made
available after System Operator processing within 8 business days following
month end. As the processing of data requires the availability of
other inputs i.e. pricing data, monthly data may occasionally be delayed.
Reserve prices
by island and class
This
unrestricted report contains the final reserve price by island and class – fast
and slow. Data will be available daily at end of final and
provisional pricing schedules.
Latest Reserve
Factors – RAF’s (Risk Adjustment Factors)
This
unrestricted report provides fast and slow RAF’s by island for each trading
period. (The factors used in all solutions to ensure enough reserves
available given largest risk).
RAF’s are
usually 1 or 0; if the RAF is not 0 then reserves have been scheduled. Sometimes
reserves are called into operation (at times of extreme demand etc.) but are
recorded as 0. This is caused by the RAF’s being read at the start
of a trading period and in the trading period they may be called into
operation.
Aggregated
reserves
This is an
unrestricted report of the Non-Response Schedule (NRS) results for total MW
cleared and total MW offered by island and type – I, T, P, Fast or Slow.
For schedules prior to the introduction of
DSBF, the Schedule of Dispatch Prices and Quantities (SDPQ) is used in place of
the Non-Response Schedule.
The Aggregated
Reserves report is also available through em6 web services.
Average
dispatched quantities*
This is a
restricted report of partly loaded spinning reserve (PLSR), tailwater
depression (TWD) and interruptible load (IL). This report is updated
daily.
Reserve amounts
by source*
This is a
restricted report that provides quantity and price - amount to be paid to each
participant. This report is made available after System Operator
processing within 8 business days following month end. As the
processing of data requires the availability of other inputs i.e. pricing data,
monthly data may occasionally be delayed.
Reserve
Reports*
This is a
restricted report that provides summary of the amounts to be paid by island,
type and trading period and the quantities and prices by type and island for
each market participant. This report is made available after System
Operator processing within 8 business days following month end. As
the processing of data requires the availability of other inputs i.e. pricing
data, monthly data may occasionally be delayed.
Reserves
extract*
This is a
restricted report of the quantities and final prices, by reserve type and
class. This report is made available after System Operator processing
within 8 business days following month end. As the processing of
data requires the availability of other inputs i.e. pricing data, monthly data
may occasionally be delayed.
Constraint
amounts by source*
This is a
restricted report of calculated constrained on/off amounts by source. This
report is made available after System Operator processing within 8 business days
following month end. As the processing of data requires the
availability of other inputs i.e. pricing data, monthly data may occasionally
be delayed.
Constraint
frequency control by source*
This is a
restricted report of frequency control by source. This report is
made available after System Operator processing within 8 business days
following month end. As the processing of data requires the
availability of other inputs i.e. pricing data, monthly data may occasionally be
delayed.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list, select the
pre-selection (if relevant), enter the start date and end date, then click the
Display Results or Download Report button.
Reports
Description
The network tab
contains a number of transmission network reports. Detailed
descriptions of each report type are below.
Arc Flow Data
This report
describes the MW flow scheduled along an arc in the transmission network.
This
information is created by the market system and transferred to PTPIX, once a
Final or Provisional schedule has resolved the day after each market
day. This data will be available at end of every final and provisional
pricing schedule.
The Arc Flow
Data report is also available through em6 web services.
Branch Data
This report
describes the circuitry between two electrical nodes. This includes
transmission circuits and the HVDC link. Each arc has a number of electrical
characteristics, including loss functions. The complete set of
effective branches and buses and market nodes define the network
model. This model is not a physical map of the grid, but is a
simplified logical version. Changes will appear shortly after an
update is made at source.
Market Nodes
Data
This report is
a record of all electrical nodes in the transmission network. This includes all
injection points, exit points on and off the grid and transfer
nodes. Changes will appear shortly after an update is made at
source.
Node/bus
This report
provides the node/bus details supplied by the Grid Owner. Changes
will appear shortly after an update is made at source.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list, select the
pre-selection (if relevant), enter the start date and end date, then click the
Display Results or Download Report button.
Reports
Description
The price and
location tab contains the location factors and market prices. Location
factors and market prices are calculated for every commercial node (i.e. grid
injection or grid exit point) for every trading period. They are produced for
the NRS, PRS, Provisional and Final Price schedule
types. Final and Provisional prices are created daily.
For schedules
prior to the introduction of DSBF, schedule type SDPQ is used in place of NRS,
and PDS is used in place of PRS.
The Reserve
Price is the reference price for each of the reference nodes. This is HAY2201
for the North Island and BEN2201 for the South Island. Reserve
prices are created using the same schedules, conditions and run types as the
market prices.
The Average
Price report contains an average of available prices per node and trading
period. To differentiate between final and provisional price types
the Run Type field contains V (for provisional) or F (for final).
In addition to
the price data, the report also contains:
Periods
requested - trading periods from date and trading period selection criteria;
Periods
returned - trading periods returned in report;
Periods
provisional - trading periods with provisional (V) run type in report; and
Node average
(for each requested node) - the average for all prices for selected nodes for
periods returned
Note: If
daylight saving is observed during the start and end dates and periods
requested, the periods requested and the periods returned will show two
additional (days with 50 trading periods) or two less periods (days with 46
trading periods) in periods returned.
The Price Notification report contains the
latest price status for each trading day over a user specified date
range. To differentiate between final, provisional and interim
prices the Run Type field contains T (for interim), V (for provisional) and F
(for final).
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list, select the
pre-selection, enter the start date and period and end date and period, then
click the Display Results or Download Report button.
Dispatch and Final Prices reports are also available through em6 web
services.
Master Files
Tab
Reports
Description
Master Files
are static records that relate to data within the em6 application.
§ Calendar Entries - This is a report of specific
infrequent events.
§ Code Table - The code table is a listing of
predefined single character codes and their descriptions that are used by the
em6 application.
§ Code Type Table - This table contains code type
and description for all the code types used in the code table.
§ Locations Data - This is a record of all Transpower
locations, including nodes, regions, area control centres, block dispatch codes
and islands.
§ Party Data - This is a record of all parties, both
market and non-market for whom injection, extraction or trading of electricity
may be an activity.
§ Trader Agreements - This is a restricted report.
Details include agreement number and start date for each market participant.
§ Trader Parents - This report details the Trader
hierarchy for each market participant.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list and then click the Display Results or Download Report
button.
Archive Tab
Reports
Description
This report
provides pre 1996 MW demand and generation half hourly data and daily totals.
Instructions
To download or
view a report simply choose a report type from the drop down list, select the
pre-selection, then click the Display Results or Download Report button.
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Description
The customise
service allows you to create; edit and delete remove personal
filters. Filters are a convenient method of pre-populating the selection criteria
in a number of reporting pages. The filter must contain a start and end date as
well as a period selection. Load, generation or price nodes of interest can be
optionally added to the filter.
The service
also allows you to customise the input domains and periods for the graphs on
the home page. This includes the load, generation and price nodes, with the
date and period start and end times. On entering the home page,
users with the customisation service will have a selection criteria box
available and both the graphs and the fields within the selection criteria will
be updated to match the filter settings.
Instructions
To create a new
filter, simply click the New Filter button. This will take you to the Create
Filter page.
To set up a new
filter simply enter a unique filter name; select the generation, load or price
nodes of interest, select one of the predefined ‘all periods’ options or enter
a ‘rolling window’ of before and after periods.
Tip: Current
day/week/month or previous 2 days filter selection will return all the trading
periods for the selected dataset from the first trading period of the current
day. The ‘from/to’ period option will return periods before and
after the current (at the time of viewing the report) trading period.
Tip: The
graphs on the homepage are also set up in the same way as filters from the
customise tab. Simply select the homepage filter and edit as per the
instructions above. Each time the homepage is opened your personal
homepage filter will override the generic homepage view.
Description
Filters that
have been created will be visible as a selectable list box on all report pages
where a selection criteria box is present.
Instructions
To apply a
filter, simply select the filter from the drop-down box and click Display
Results or Download Report. The selection of a filter will
automatically update any relevant parameters in the selection criteria to match
the filter settings.
Tip: It
is possible to create Date Filters which applies only a date range to the
selection criteria. It is possible to navigate to any report that
has selection criteria and apply the date filter. The filter dates
will then be populated.
Description
It is possible
to update or delete filters. The Display Filters page will be
presented on first entering the customisation tab.
Instructions
Simply select
the filter to be edited, make the appropriate changes and click Update, Delete
or Cancel.
The customise service also allows you to set
up trading day Price Alerts. Price Alerts are sent to your email
address when the conditions of the alert are true. For example you could
set up a Price Alert if you wanted to know when the daily prices have been
finalised. You could also set up a monthly or quarterly alert to let you
know when the prices for those periods have all become final.
Instructions
To set up a price alert, click on the New
Price Alert button. In the New Price Notification Alert screen add a
Notification Name, select a Status, Date Range and add your Email
Address. Click on the Create New Price Alert button to save the
alert.
If you need to update or delete an existing
alert, click on the alert itself. You can make changes to the alert
and click on the Update button to save the changes. You can also click on
the Delete button if you want to delete the alert.
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Version
1.49
Date
JAN 2016
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Specification Version
1.48 June
2012
The following is a list of the current
restricted components with a description of the restriction.
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Tab |
Dataset |
Report Description |
Restriction |
|
SCADA
Data |
SCADA Load, Generation
and Quality |
The MW generation, load
and quality of data at each node in the transmission network as captured by
the Remote Terminal Units and transmitted to the SCADA application. |
em6 does not display
data for all market nodes. If you require more information about
which market nodes are not displayed in em6, please contact EMS. |
|
Dispatch
Data |
Dispatch
Data |
The dispatch report
provides dispatch instructions sent from the Dispatcher. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
Reserves Data |
Constraint Frequency
Control By Source |
This is a restricted
report of frequency control by source. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
Average Dispatched
Quantities |
This is a restricted
report of partly loaded spinning reserve (PLSR), tailwater
depression (TWD), & interruptible load (IL) which is run at the end of
the month, ready for constrained amount calculations. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
|
Reserve Reports |
This is a restricted
report that provides summary of the amounts to be paid by island, type and
trading period and the quantities and prices by type and island for each
market participant. The data will be available monthly, once the
previous month’s data becomes available. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
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Reserve Amounts By
Source |
This is a restricted
report that provides quantity and price - amount to be paid to each
participant. The data will be available monthly, once the previous
month’s data becomes available. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
|
Constraint Amounts By
Source |
This is a restricted
report of calculated constrained on/off amounts by source. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
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Reserves Extract |
This is a restricted
report of the quantities and final prices, by reserve type and
class. The data will be available monthly, once the previous month’s
data becomes available. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
|
|
Master Files |
Trader Agreements |
This is a restricted
report. Details include agreement number and start date for each market
participant. |
The data is this
components access is restricted at the database level by party
identification. |
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