System Reconfiguration and Operation Guidelines Sample Clauses

System Reconfiguration and Operation Guidelines. Analysis was performed utilizing the Mackinac Voltage Source Converter (VSC) Flow Control device. Under prior outage conditions adjustment of the VSC can provide improvements to PUBLIC VERSION address many of the thermal violations. However, there is limited transmission to serve the load pocket around the White Pine Plant, and no System Reconfiguration or Operating Guide alternative is available. A number of planned outages are required on the area facilities over the next several years. With the unit in permanent retirement and no transmission reinforcements expected in the near term, no feasible options exist to reschedule outages to avoid the potential voltage collapse issue that results from a planned outage followed by a NERC Category B event.
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