Regional Reliability Standard definition

Regional Reliability Standard means a type of Reliability Standard that is applicable only within a particular Regional Entity or group of Regional Entities. A Regional Reliability Standard may augment, add detail to, or implement another Reliability Standard or cover matters not addressed by other Reliability Standards. Regional Reliability Standards, upon adoption by NERC and approval by the Applicable Governmental Authority(ies), shall be Reliability Standards and shall be enforced within the applicable Regional Entity or Regional Entities pursuant to delegated authorities or to procedures prescribed by the Applicable Governmental Authority.
Regional Reliability Standard means a standard for the ERCOT Region that is proposed and approved in accordance with the Texas RE Standards Development Process, as set forth in Exhibit C to the Delegation Agreement, and either, (i) sets more stringent reliability requirements than a national Reliability Standard, or (ii) covers matters not covered by a national Reliability Standard.
Regional Reliability Standard means a type of Reliability Standard that is applicable only within a particular Regional Entity or group of Regional Entities. A Regional Reliability Standard may augment, add detail to, or implement another Reliability Standard or cover matters not addressed by other Reliability Standards. Regional Reliability Standards, upon adoption by NERC and approval by the Commission, shall be Reliability Standards and shall be enforced within the applicable Regional Entity or Regional Entities pursuant to delegated authorities.

Examples of Regional Reliability Standard in a sentence

  • WECC may appeal any disapproval of a proposed Regional Reliability Standard or Regional Variance to the Commission.

  • NPCC may appeal any disapproval of a proposed Regional Reliability Standard or Regional Variance to the Commission.

  • Texas RE may appeal any disapproval of a proposed Regional Reliability Standard or Regional Variance to the Commission.

  • SERC may appeal any disapproval of a proposed Regional Reliability Standard or Regional Variance to the Commission.

  • ReliabilityFirst may appeal any disapproval of a proposed Regional Reliability Standard or Regional Variance to the Commission.

  • Persons who have directly and materially affected interests and who have been or will be adversely affected by any substantive or procedural action or inaction related to the development, approval, revision, or withdrawal of a MRO Regional Reliability Standard shall have the right to appeal.

  • The panel may not, however, revise, approve, or disapprove a MRO Regional Reliability Standard, as these responsibilities remain with the standard’s RBB and BOD respectively.

  • Midwest Reliability Organization may appeal any disapproval of a proposed Regional Reliability Standard or Regional Variance to the Commission.

  • The appellant shall submit to the SPM, a complaint in writing that describes the substantive or procedural action or inaction associated with a MRO Regional Reliability Standard or the MRO Regional Reliability Standards process.

  • All persons who are directly and materially affected by the reliability of MRO bulk power systems shall be permitted to request an interpretation of a MRO Regional Reliability Standard.


More Definitions of Regional Reliability Standard

Regional Reliability Standard means a standard or variance for the ERCOT region that is proposed and approved in accordance with the Texas RE Standards Development Process and either, (i) sets more stringent reliability requirements than a national Reliability Standard, or (ii) covers matters not covered by a national Reliability Standard.
Regional Reliability Standard means a type of Reliability Standard that is applicable only within a particular Regional Entity or group of Regional Entities. A Regional Reliability Standard may augment, add detail to, or implement another Reliability Standard or cover matters not addressed by other Reliability Standards. Regional Reliability Standards, upon adoption by NERC and approval by the Commission, shall be Reliability Standards and shall be enforced within the applicable Regional Entity or Regional Entities pursuant to delegated authorities. Inherent in this definition, a ReliabilityFirst Standard will define certain obligations or requirements of entities that own, operate, plan, and use the BPS within the ReliabilityFirst geographical footprint. These obligations or requirements as contained in the ReliabilityFirst Standards are to be measurable consistent with Good Utility Practice. Standards are not to include processes or procedures that implement a Standard. In addition, obligations, requirements or procedures imposed upon ReliabilityFirst by NERC reliability standards are not to be ReliabilityFirst Standards, unless those obligations, requirements or procedures require the establishment of a “policy or standard” as defined by the ReliabilityFirst By-laws.
Regional Reliability Standard means a type of Reliability Standard that is applicable only within a particular Regional Entity or group of Regional Entities. A Regional Reliability Standard may augment, add detail to, or implement another Reliability Standard or cover matters not addressed by other Reliability Standards. Regional Reliability Standards, upon adoption by
Regional Reliability Standard means a standard or variance for the