Unofficial Nomination Form Updated December 7, 2016 Project 2016-04 Modifications to PRC-025-1 Standards Authorization Request (SAR) Drafting Team Do not use this form for submitting nominations. Use the to submit nominations by 8 p.m. Eastern, Monday, December 19, 2016. This unofficial version is provided to assist SAR drafting team nominees in compiling the information necessary to submit the electronic form. Additional information is available on the . If you have questions, contact Senior Standards Developer, (via email), or at 404-446-9689. By submitting a nomination form, you are indicating your willingness and agreement to actively participate in face-to-face meetings and conference calls. Previous drafting or review team experience is beneficial, but not required. A brief description of the project background, expected time commitment, and other pertinent information is included below. Background The purpose of this project is to revise the standard to improve flexibility in applying various options and provide clarification to other issues raised in the SAR. Reliability Standard PRC-025-1 (Generator Relay Loadability), which was approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Order No. 799 issued on July 17, 2014, became effective on October 1, 2014. Under the phased implementation plan, applicable entities have between five and seven years to become compliant with the standard depending on the scope of work required by the Generator Owner. In the course of implementing the standard, issues have been identified for specific Facility applications and load-responsive protective relays. Standards affected: PRC-025-1 The time commitment for this project is expected to be two to three conference calls in late January 2017. Generator Owners in all regions with a background in protection systems should consider nominating. The area of focus will be wind/solar protection system requirements and protection systems for plants (synchronous & asynchronous) that are remote to transmission (+20 miles) where the line impedance may have an impact on the settings prescribed by the standard. Individuals appointed to the SAR team will be encouraged to nominate for the subsequent standard drafting team. Name: Organization: Address:
Unofficial Nomination Form Updated December 7, 2016 Project 2016-04 Modifications to PRC-025-1 Standards Authorization Request (SAR) Drafting Team Do not use this form for submitting nominations. Use the to submit nominations by 8 p.m. Eastern, Monday, December 19, 2016. This unofficial version is provided to assist SAR drafting team nominees in compiling the information necessary to submit the electronic form. Additional information is available on the . If you have questions, contact Senior Standards Developer, (via email), or at 404-446-9689. By submitting a nomination form, you are indicating your willingness and agreement to actively participate in face-to-face meetings and conference calls. Previous drafting or review team experience is beneficial, but not required. A brief description of the project background, expected time commitment, and other pertinent information is included below. Background The purpose of this project is to revise the standard to improve flexibility in applying various options and provide clarification to other issues raised in the SAR. Reliability Standard PRC-025-1 (Generator Relay Loadability), which was approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Order No. 799 issued on July 17, 2014, became effective on October 1, 2014. Under the phased implementation plan, applicable entities have between five and seven years to become compliant with the standard depending on the scope of work required by the Generator Owner. In the course of implementing the standard, issues have been identified for specific Facility applications and load-responsive protective relays. Standards affected: PRC-025-1 The time commitment for this project is expected to be two to three conference calls in late January 2017. Generator Owners in all regions with a background in protection systems should consider nominating. The area of focus will be wind/solar protection system requirements and protection systems for plants (synchronous & asynchronous) that are remote to transmission (+20 miles) where the line impedance may have an impact on the settings prescribed by the standard. Individuals appointed to the SAR team will be encouraged to nominate for the subsequent standard drafting team. Name: Organization: Address:
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