PLANNING RESPONSIBILITIES OF FIRSTENERGY OPERATING COMPANIES Sample Clauses

PLANNING RESPONSIBILITIES OF FIRSTENERGY OPERATING COMPANIES. (1) The FirstEnergy Operating Companies will: (b) Submit on an annual basis, forecasts of the monthly peak demands for each delivery point for the next 10 years, together with corresponding projected power factors. (c) Annually submit to ATSI planned facility (new delivery point) connections to the Transmission System for the next 10 years. (2) All such information shall be used for planning purposes only and shall be kept confidential by ATSI to the extent permitted by law. (3) The FirstEnergy Operating Companies are responsible for maintaining modeling data used by ATSI for dynamic stability and planning studies. The FirstEnergy Operating Companies will also maintain a schedule of planned generation maintenance outages, for a minimum of 5 years ahead, and submit this schedule together with forecasts of generator availability to ATSI biannually. Periodic unit tests will be required to verify reactive capability. (4) Changes to Generation Facilities' equipment and operation, such as GSU tap settings, which could impact the available reactive capability of a generating unit, must be submitted to ATSI for approval. ATSI will specify generating unit voltage schedules when required for must run operation.
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