Title 3: Those articles referenced in Article 119 but not found in Article 6 or 11. These articles are not subject to either OFGEM approval or public consultation. Definitions and interpretation For the purposes of this proposal, the terms used shall have the meaning of the definitions included in Article 3 of Regulation 2017/1485, Article 2 of Regulation 2015/1222 and the other items of legislation referenced therein. Methodologies, Conditions and Values developed by NGET to satisfy the needs of the SOGL within LFCBOA for GB, which are subject to OFGEM regulatory authority approval Ramping restrictions for active power output in accordance with SOGL Article 137(3) and (4) Ramping Restrictions in GB are defined in the GB Grid Code. NGET may enter into agreements with specific parties to modify these ramping restrictions. NGET, in order to prevent entering or remaining in an emergency state, may restrict equitably the ramp rates of all interconnectors between the same two synchronous area. Within 30 days of the incident, NGET shall prepare a report containing a detailed explanation of the rationale, implementation and impact of this action and submit it to the relevant regulatory authority in accordance with Article 37 of Directive 2009/72/EC and neighbouring TSOs, and make it available to the significantly affected system users. The FRR dimensioning rules in accordance with SOGL Article 157(1) The NETS SQSS specifies the standards which are used to dimension the GB FRR requirements. NGET shall determine the reserve capacity for FRR required for the GB synchronous area at least daily according to system conditions, and refine this all the way through to real time. Coordination actions aiming to reduce the Frequency Restoration Control Error as defined in SOGL Article 152(14) This article is not applicable to GB since the LFC Block Structure has a single LFC Block and single LFC Area within the Synchronous Area.
Title 3: Those articles referenced in Article 119 but not found in Article 6 or 11. These articles are not subject to either OFGEM approval or public consultation. Definitions and interpretation For the purposes of this proposal, the terms used shall have the meaning of the definitions included in Article 3 of Regulation 2017/1485, Article 2 of Regulation 2015/1222 and the other items of legislation referenced therein. Methodologies, Conditions and Values developed by NGET to satisfy the needs of the SOGL within LFCBOA for GB, which are subject to OFGEM regulatory authority approval Ramping restrictions for active power output in accordance with SOGL Article 137(3) and (4) Ramping Restrictions in GB are defined in the GB Grid Code. NGET may enter into agreements with specific parties to modify these ramping restrictions. NGET, in order to prevent entering or remaining in an emergency state, may restrict equitably the ramp rates of all interconnectors between the same two synchronous area. Within 30 days of the incident, NGET shall prepare a report containing a detailed explanation of the rationale, implementation and impact of this action and submit it to the relevant regulatory authority in accordance with Article 37 of Directive 2009/72/EC and neighbouring TSOs, and make it available to the significantly affected system users. The FRR dimensioning rules in accordance with SOGL Article 157(1) The NETS SQSS specifies the standards which are used to dimension the GB FRR requirements. NGET shall determine the reserve capacity for FRR required for the GB synchronous area at least daily according to system conditions, and refine this all the way through to real time. Coordination actions aiming to reduce the Frequency Restoration Control Error as defined in SOGL Article 152(14) This article is not applicable to GB since the LFC Block Structure has a single LFC Block and single LFC Area within the Synchronous Area.
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