Reliability Coordinator Functions Sample Clauses

Reliability Coordinator Functions. The Reliability Coordinator shall perform the following functions: a) Performing analyses and develop an evaluation of the expected next-day Transmission System operations. The results of these analyses shall be provided to LG&E/KU, the ITO and neighboring reliability coordinators in accordance with applicable NERC Reliability Standards and Regional Standards. b) Performing analysis of planned transmission and generation outages and coordination of outages with NERC, participants in reliability coordination agreements, and other reliability coordinators as appropriate and as required by NERC. This entails analysis and coordination of planned outages which are beyond next day and intra-day outages. c) Analyzing and approving all planned maintenance schedules on facilities 100kV and above and planned maintenance of generation facilities submitted by LG&E/KU in conjunction with other work on the regional transmission grid to determine the impact of LG&E/KU’s planned maintenance schedule on the reliability of the facilities under TVA's purview as Reliability Coordinator, and the purview of neighboring reliability coordinators, and any other relevant effects; and coordinate impacts on available transfer capability with the ITO. d) Coordinating, as required by either NERC or other agreements, planned maintenance schedules with all adjacent reliability coordination areas and/or Balancing Authority Areas and Transmission Providers; as well as the ITO.
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Reliability Coordinator Functions. The following functions to be performed by the Reliability Coordinator shall be performed in conjunction with the functions to be performed by the Independent Transmission Operator under the Independent Transmission Organization Agreement and will fully incorporate the LG&E/KU operations into the procedures and protocols governing other facilities in the Reliability Coordinator’s Reliability Coordination Area in accordance with the CMP: a) Identifying Coordinated Flowgates and determination of flowgates requiring Reciprocal Coordination (twice annually). b) Performing Historic Firm Flow Calculations -- implement transmission service reservation set and designated resources provided by LG&E/KU for established freeze date; calculate historic firm flow values and ratios for all coordinated flowgates on LG&E/KU’s system (bi-annually). c) Developing reciprocal coordination agreements that establish how each Operating Entity will consider its own flowgates as well as the usage of other Operating Entities when it determines the amount of flowgate or constraint capacity remaining. This process will include both operating horizon determination as well as forward looking capacity allocation. d) Implementing AFC Process -- determine Available Flowgate Capability (“AFC”) attribute requirements; obtain NNL Impact Data; implement Allocation Calculation Process; implement AFC calculation process. e) The Reliability Coordinator will provide the ITO flowgate AFCs on an hourly basis and flowgate allocations on a daily basis.
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Reliability Coordinator Functions. The Reliability Coordinator shall perform the following functions: a) Monitoring, analyzing, and coordinating the reliability of LG&E/KU’s facilities and interfaces with other Balancing Authorities, Transmission Operators, and other reliability coordinators. b) Performing analyses to develop an evaluation of system conditions. LG&E/KU will provide necessary information (e.g., outages and transactions) and Transmission System conditions, as applicable, to the Reliability Coordinator in accordance with applicable NERC Reliability Standards. The results of these analyses will be provided to LG&E/KU and neighboring reliability coordinators in accordance with applicable NERC Standards and Regional Reliability Council Standards. c) Determining, directing, and documenting appropriate actions to be taken by LG&E/KU, the ITO and Reliability Coordinator in accordance with the NERC Reliability Standards, including curtailment of transmission service or energy schedules, re-dispatch of generation and load shedding as necessary to alleviate facility overloads and abnormal voltage conditions, and other circumstances that affect interregional bulk power reliability. d) Coordinating transmission loading relief and voltage correction actions with LG&E/KU and with other reliability coordinators.
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Reliability Coordinator Functions. The Reliability Coordinator will ensure a long-term (one year and beyond) plan is available for adequate resources and transmission within the TVA Reliability Area. The Reliability Coordinator will integrate the Annual Plan provided by the ITO with plans of other operating entities in the Reliability Coordination Area and assess the plans to ensure those plans meet reliability standards. The Reliability Coordinator will advise the ITO of solutions to plans that do not meet those standards. The Reliability Coordinator will then coordinate the Reliability Area Plan with those of neighboring reliability coordinators and Planning Coordinators to ensure wide-area grid reliability. These functions include: a) Integrating the transmission and resource (demand and capacity) system models provided by the ITO with those of other Reliability Coordinator Area operating entities to ensure Transmission System reliability and resource adequacy. b) Applying methodologies and tools to assess and analyze the Transmission System’s expansion plans and the resource adequacy plans. c) Collecting all information and data required for modeling and evaluation purposes. d) Integrating and verifying that the respective plans of the Resource Planners and Transmission Planners within the TVA Reliability Area meet reliability standards. e) Coordinating the Reliability Coordinator Area plan with neighboring Reliability Coordinators for review, as appropriate. f) Integrating the Reliability Coordinator Area plan with neighboring Planning Coordinators/reliability coordinators’ plans to provide a broad multi-regional bulk system planning view.
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Reliability Coordinator Functions. The Reliability Coordinator shall perform the following functions:
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Reliability Coordinator Functions. The Reliability Coordinator will ensure a long-term (one year and beyond) plan is available for adequate resources and transmission within the TVA Reliability Coordinator Area. The Reliability Coordinator will coordinate the Reliability Coordinator Area Plan with those of neighboring reliability coordinators and Planning Coordinators (including LG&E/KU as the Planning Coordinator) to ensure wide-area grid reliability. In addition, the Reliability Coordinator will review the long-term Annual Transmission Plan (“Annual Plan”) provided by the ITO to consider how the Annual Plan aligns with the TVA Reliability Coordinator Area Plan and the plans of other operating entities in the Reliability Coordinator Area in order to assess whether the plans meet NERC Standards and applicable Regional Standards. The Reliability Coordinator will advise the ITO of potential solutions in the event the Annual Plan does not meet those standards or does not align with the TVA Reliability Coordinator Area Plan. More specifically, the Reliability Coordinator functions include: a) Integrating the transmission and resource (demand and capacity) system models provided by the ITO with those of other Reliability Coordinator Area operating entities to ensure Transmission System reliability and resource adequacy. b) Applying methodologies and tools to assess and analyze the Transmission System’s expansion plans and the resource adequacy plans. c) Collecting all information and data required for modeling and evaluation purposes. d) Verifying that the respective plans of the Resource Planners and Transmission Planners within the TVA Reliability Coordinator Area meet NERC Standards and applicable Regional Standards and integrating those plans into the Reliability Coordinator Area Plan, as appropriate. e) Coordinating the Reliability Coordinator Area Plan with neighboring reliability coordinators, as appropriate. f) Coordinating the Reliability Coordinator Area Plan with neighboring Planning Coordinators/reliability coordinators’ plans, as appropriate, to provide a broad multi-regional bulk system planning view.
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