Reliability Plan for the TVA Reliability Coordinator Area Operations Review* All – Operations Review Use of Proxy Flowgates Interconnection Frequency Monitoring* Frequency Monitor Reports and Frequency Excursions Eastern Chair Wise – Jimmy Hartmann – Western Michelle Mizumori – Quebec Maxime Nadeau – Time Monitoring Reference Document Task Group Report* Chair Wise – (Phase 2 of Balancing Authority Reliability-based Controls BAL-004-2 (Time Error – Correction)) Darrel Richardson – Geomagnetic Disturbance Reliability Guideline Task Group* Mike McMullen – GridEx III Briefing Bill Lawrence – Fault Induced Delayed Voltage Recovery Advisory Ryan Quint – Short-Term Seasonal Assessment Survey Pooja Shah – Essential Reliability Services Task Force (ERSTF) Mike McMullen – ERSTF Frequency Subgroup Status Report on Inertia and Frequency Response Measures Julia – Matevosjana Proposal to Develop a Reliability Guideline on Data Sharing in Support of the New TOP-003 and Data Specification Standards Chair Wise – (Real-time Reliability Monitoring and Analysis Capabilities) Mark – BAAL Reporting Requirements* Larry Kezele – Objective: On April 16, 2015, FERC approved BAL-001-2 (Real Power Balancing Control Performance). In the order, FERC stated the NERC is to monitor the use of BAAL and take action if certain things occur. NERC is to provide a report to FERC 90 day after the first two years that BAAL is enforceable. The U.S. enforcement date for BAL-001-1 is July 1, 2016. Paragraph 38 of the order states: acknowledge NERC’s commitment to take a step” to address the Commission’s concerns “We “first by providing baseline data, including SOL/IROL exceedances where a balancing authority’s ACE was within its Balancing Authority ACE Limit. However, we agree with those commenters who urge the Commission to require NERC to provide more data than described in the NOPR. Therefore, we direct NERC to make an informational filing 90 days after the end of the two-year period following
Reliability Plan for the TVA Reliability Coordinator Area Operations Review* – All Operations Review Use of Proxy Flowgates Interconnection Frequency Monitoring* Frequency Monitor Reports and Frequency Excursions Eastern – Chair Wise – Jimmy Hartmann Western – Michelle Mizumori Quebec – Maxime Nadeau Time Monitoring Reference Document Task Group Report* – Chair Wise (Phase 2 of Balancing Authority Reliability-based Controls – BAL-004-2 (Time Error Correction)) – Darrel Richardson Geomagnetic Disturbance Reliability Guideline Task Group* – Mike McMullen GridEx III Briefing – Bill Lawrence Fault Induced Delayed Voltage Recovery Advisory – Ryan Quint Short-Term Seasonal Assessment Survey – Pooja Shah Essential Reliability Services Task Force (ERSTF) – Mike McMullen ERSTF Frequency Subgroup Status Report on Inertia and Frequency Response Measures – Julia Matevosjana Proposal to Develop a Reliability Guideline on Data Sharing in Support of the New TOP-003 and Data Specification Standards – Chair Wise (Real-time Reliability Monitoring and Analysis Capabilities) – Mark BAAL Reporting Requirements* – Larry Kezele Objective: On April 16, 2015, FERC approved BAL-001-2 (Real Power Balancing Control Performance). In the order, FERC stated the NERC is to monitor the use of BAAL and take action if certain things occur. NERC is to provide a report to FERC 90 day after the first two years that BAAL is enforceable. The U.S. enforcement date for BAL-001-1 is July 1, 2016. Paragraph 38 of the order states: “We acknowledge NERC’s commitment to take a “first step” to address the Commission’s concerns by providing baseline data, including SOL/IROL exceedances where a balancing authority’s ACE was within its Balancing Authority ACE Limit. However, we agree with those commenters who urge the Commission to require NERC to provide more data than described in the NOPR. Therefore, we direct NERC to make an informational filing 90 days after the end of the two-year period following
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