Unscheduled Reserve Generation Increase – if For each of the Reserves the Recipient is in a position to offer, it is to be provided by a non-scheduled generating unit, the following information must be supplied: Details of Non-scheduled Generating Unit Copy and paste this table as many times as necessary for each non-scheduled generating unit. Description of non-scheduled generating unit Name or identification number: Power Station: non-scheduled generating unit Classification of Market generating unit □ Non-market generating unit □ Connection Network Service Provider Is the Recipient the Registered Participant in respect of the non-scheduled Yes □ generating unit? No □ Does the Recipient own the non-scheduled generating unit? Yes □ No □ If not, on what basis is the non-scheduled generating unit being made available to the Recipient for offer to AEMO as Reserve? Provide relevant evidence, including a copy of any contract by which the generating unit is being made available for the provision of Reserve. Firm Capacity, ie the generating capacity available from the non-scheduled MW generating unit. Market Capacity, ie the generating capacity available from the non-scheduled Yes □ generating unit subject to any power sales or similar agreement or arrangement, No □ or in any other way likely to be available to the market? If yes, please provide details. 22 Reserve, ie Firm Capacity minus Market Capacity MW Provide details of the method by which the additional capacity is being obtained for delivery as reserve. Pre-Activation Lead Time, ie the maximum period required by the non-scheduled Hours generating unit to be prepared for activation. Activation Lead Time, ie the maximum period required by the non-scheduled Hours generating unit to activate in response to an activation instruction. This will involve synchronising the non-scheduled generating unit where required, and increasing its output to its Firm Capacity. De-Activation Lead Time, ie the maximum period required to reduce the generation output of the non-scheduled generating unit to the Market Capacity or desynchronise it. Output Range MW Method of Control, ie can the non-scheduled generating unit be switched to AGC □ operate on AGC or under manual control? Manual Control □ Minimum run-time, ie the minimum period of time the non-scheduled generating Hours unit must generate Minimum off-time, ie the minimum period of time between the last time the Hours generating unit was generating and the time at which the generating unit can re-commence generating
Unscheduled Reserve – Generation Increase For each of the Reserves the Recipient is in a position to offer, if it is to be provided by a non-scheduled generating unit, the following information must be supplied: Details of Non-scheduled Generating Unit Copy and paste this table as many times as necessary for each non-scheduled generating unit. Description of non-scheduled generating unit Name or identification number: Power Station: Classification of non-scheduled generating unit □ Market generating unit □ Non-market generating unit Connection Network Service Provider Is the Recipient the Registered Participant in respect of the non-scheduled generating unit? □ Yes □ No Does the Recipient own the non-scheduled generating unit? □ Yes □ No If not, on what basis is the non-scheduled generating unit being made available to the Recipient for offer to AEMO as Reserve? Provide relevant evidence, including a copy of any contract by which the generating unit is being made available for the provision of Reserve. Firm Capacity, ie the generating capacity available from the non-scheduled generating unit. MW Market Capacity, ie the generating capacity available from the non-scheduled generating unit subject to any power sales or similar agreement or arrangement, or in any other way likely to be available to the market? If yes, please provide details. 22 □ Yes □ No Reserve, ie Firm Capacity minus Market Capacity Provide details of the method by which the additional capacity is being obtained for delivery as reserve. MW Pre-Activation Lead Time, ie the maximum period required by the non-scheduled generating unit to be prepared for activation. Hours Activation Lead Time, ie the maximum period required by the non-scheduled generating unit to activate in response to an activation instruction. This will involve synchronising the non-scheduled generating unit where required, and increasing its output to its Firm Capacity. Hours De-Activation Lead Time, ie the maximum period required to reduce the generation output of the non-scheduled generating unit to the Market Capacity or desynchronise it. Output Range MW Method of Control, ie can the non-scheduled generating unit be switched to operate on AGC or under manual control? □ AGC □ Manual Control Minimum run-time, ie the minimum period of time the non-scheduled generating unit must generate Hours Minimum off-time, ie the minimum period of time between the last time the generating unit was generating and the time at which the generating unit can re-commence generating Hours
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