Automatic Generation Control (AGC. (a) Prior to the Commercial Operation Date or, if applicable, prior to the Test Period, Seller, at its sole cost and expense, shall install AGC at the Storage Facility and shall maintain such AGC throughout the Delivery Term. Seller shall ensure that, throughout the Delivery Term, the SCADA signal is capable of functioning within the margin of error specified in the control system manufacturer’s Set Point(s) margin of error. Seller shall ensure that the Storage Facility’s AGC Remote/Local status is in “Remote” set-point control during normal operations.
Automatic Generation Control (AGC. Equipment that automatically adjusts generation in a Balancing Authority Area from a central location to maintain the Balancing Authority’s Interchange Schedule Plus Frequency Bias. AGC may also accommodate automatic inadvertent payback and time error correction.
Automatic Generation Control (AGC. The automatic regulation of the power output of electric Generators within a prescribed range in response to a change in system frequency, or tie-line loading, to maintain system frequency or scheduled interchange with other areas within predetermined limits.
Automatic Generation Control (AGC. The control of the generation level via AGC will be the responsibility of the GREC Operator. AGC has two separate elements, both of which must be active for AGC to function. The first element is the Generating Facility AGC controller that enables or disables the overall availability of AGC. The second element is the GRU SCC AGC controller that will, upon notification from the GREC Operator that the Generating Facility AGC is enabled, activate AGC from the GRU SCC through to the Generating Facility. When AGC is “ON”, Dispatch will be conducted by the SCC. When AGC is “OFF”, Dispatch will typically be conducted through verbal instructions delivered by the SCC.
Automatic Generation Control (AGC. The real-time control scheme used by all Balancing Authorities to meet the NERC requirement that Balancing Authorities continually adjust generation, as necessary and within predetermined limits, to meet Balancing Authority load requirements and scheduled interchange commitments and its obligation to support interconnected frequency.
