Outage Reporting Generation Planned and Forced Outage Reporting The Scheduling Coordinator for a Participating Generator, Participating Intermittent Resource, Generating Unit, System Unit, Physical Scheduling Plant, Proxy Demand Resource, Reliability Demand Response Resource, Non-Generation Resource, Participating Load, or other resource subject to the outage management requirements of Section 9 must submit a new Maintenance Outage or a revision to an Approved Maintenance Outage to ISO for approval when the Scheduling seeks to schedule a new Maintenance Outage or revise an Approved Maintenance Outage. Such an Outage request must be submitted to the ISO via the OMS application no less than eight days prior to the start date of the proposed Outage as specified in ISO Tariff Section 9.3.6.3.1. As described in Section 5, Long-Range Planning of Maintenance Outages, Participating Generators are asked to submit their request well in advance, to allow them to be analyzed with other proposed outages in the ISO’s long-range planning process and to allow coordination with the Reliability Coordinator’s separate outage approval process. Waiting until the tariff-defined deadline jeopardizes the likelihood that the ISO and the Reliability Coordinator will be able to evaluate the outage in time. Although not a tariff requirement, Scheduling Coordinators are advised to submit outage requests with the ISO’s long-range and short-range planning processes in mind For Generators, requests for an Outage must specify the following: Generating Unit or System Unit name and Location Code MW capacity available Provide limitations to availability for the resource at the aggregate, project or plant level, and also at the individual unit level for a unit de-rate greater than 50 MW. Scheduled and finish time/date for the Maintenance Outage Nature of work to be performed. OMS nature of work categories are defined in this BPM. Provide limitations to availability for each type of certified resource ancillary service. Emergency Return; time required to terminate the Outage and restore the Generating Unit to normal capacity Note the required system outage boundaries to facilitate the equipment outage.
Outage Reporting Generation Planned and Forced Outage Reporting The Scheduling Coordinator for a Participating Generator, Participating Intermittent Resource, Generating Unit, System Unit, Physical Scheduling Plant, Proxy Demand Resource, Reliability Demand Response Resource, Non-Generation Resource, Participating Load, or other resource subject to the outage management requirements of Section 9 must submit a new Maintenance Outage or a revision to an Approved Maintenance Outage to ISO for approval when the Scheduling seeks to schedule a new Maintenance Outage or revise an Approved Maintenance Outage. Such an Outage request must be submitted to the ISO via the OMS application no less than eight days prior to the start date of the proposed Outage as specified in ISO Tariff Section 9.3.6.3.1. As described in Section 5, Long-Range Planning of Maintenance Outages, Participating Generators are asked to submit their request well in advance, to allow them to be analyzed with other proposed outages in the ISO’s long-range planning process and to allow coordination with the Reliability Coordinator’s separate outage approval process. Waiting until the tariff-defined deadline jeopardizes the likelihood that the ISO and the Reliability Coordinator will be able to evaluate the outage in time. Although not a tariff requirement, Scheduling Coordinators are advised to submit outage requests with the ISO’s long-range and short-range planning processes in mind For Generators, requests for an Outage must specify the following: Generating Unit or System Unit name and Location Code MW capacity available Provide limitations to availability for the resource at the aggregate, project or plant level, and also at the individual unit level for a unit de-rate greater than 50 MW. Scheduled and finish time/date for the Maintenance Outage Nature of work to be performed. OMS nature of work categories are defined in this BPM. Provide limitations to availability for each type of certified resource ancillary service. Emergency Return; time required to terminate the Outage and restore the Generating Unit to normal capacity Note the required system outage boundaries to facilitate the equipment outage.