Common use of Joint Voltage Stability Operating Protocol Clause in Contracts

Joint Voltage Stability Operating Protocol. Voltage stability or collapse problems have the potential to cause cascading outages and therefore must be closely coordinated to maintain reliable operations. The Parties were formed to have a regional perspective that looks beyond the boundary of a single control area. As such, the Parties will coordinate operations in accordance with good utility practice in order to maintain stable voltage profiles throughout the respective Party’s zones of operations.

Joint Voltage Stability Operating Protocol. Voltage stability or collapse problems have the potential to cause cascading outages and therefore must be closely coordinated to maintain reliable operations. The Parties were formed to have a regional perspective that looks beyond the boundary of a single control area. As such, the Parties will coordinate operations in accordance with good utility practice in order to maintain stable voltage profiles throughout the respective Party’s zones of operations.

Joint Voltage Stability Operating Protocol. Voltage stability or collapse problems have the potential to cause cascading outages and therefore must be closely coordinated to maintain reliable operations. The Parties were formed to have a regional perspective that looks beyond the boundary of a single control area. As such, the Parties will coordinate their operations in accordance with good utility practice in order to maintain stable voltage profiles throughout their respective Regions. The Parties will coordinate their established daily voltage/reactive management plans. This coordination will serve to assure an adequate static and dynamic reactive supply under a credible range of system dispatch patterns across both Parties’ systems and will assure the respective Party’s zones of operationsplans are complementary.

Joint Voltage Stability Operating Protocol. Voltage stability or collapse problems have the potential to cause cascading outages and therefore must be closely coordinated to maintain reliable operations. The Parties were formed to have a regional perspective that looks beyond the boundary of a single control area. As such, the Parties will coordinate operations in accordance with good utility practice in order to maintain stable voltage profiles throughout the respective Party’s Party‟s zones of operations.

Joint Voltage Stability Operating Protocol. Voltage stability or collapse problems have the potential to cause cascading outages and therefore must be closely coordinated to maintain reliable operations. The Parties were formed to have a regional perspective that looks beyond the boundary of a single control area. As such, the Parties will coordinate their operations in accordance with good utility practice Good Utility Practice in order to maintain stable voltage profiles throughout their respective Regions. The Parties will coordinate their established daily voltage/reactive management plans. This coordination will serve to assure an adequate static and dynamic reactive supply under a credible range of system dispatch patterns across both Parties’ systems and will assure the respective Party’s zones of operationsplans are complementary.