This ANSI-accredited process allows owners, operators and users of the bulk power system, to participate in the development of reliability standards by reviewing, contributing comments and voting to approve these draft standards.
If approved, these standards are filed with the relevant government authorities for the regulatory reviews applicable to each jurisdiction—in Ontario, that authority is the Ontario Energy Board OEB.
Within seven days of receiving notification of the approval of a reliability standard, the IESO will post the standard on its website. This triggers the OEB review process. NPCC has the authority to develop reliability criteria that are more stringent and more specific than the corresponding NERC reliability standards requirements.
NERC submits a petition requesting approval of the retirement of 34 Requirements within 19 currently effective Reliability Standards that are redundant or otherwise unnecessary, and for which violations of these Requirements currently included in Reliability Standards pose a lesser risk to the reliability of the Bulk-Power System.
The proposed revisions to the SPM enhance the Reliability Standards development process by providing additional clarity and streamlining the drafting, commenting and balloting processes. This filing contains the referenced material pertaining to the fourth quarter of Exhibit F - Part 1 of 2.
Exhibit F - Part 2 of 2. The proposed Reliability Standard provides a comprehensive approach to reporting disturbances and events that have the potential to impact the reliability of the Bulk Electric System in accordance with several Commission directives. Docket Nos. BAL is currently effective and is unaltered by the submission of this Notice. These training materials are associated with the FFT initiative. The Report describes the experience from September to March as well as the feedback received with regard to the initiative.
NERC submits a schedule regarding the development of certain technical documents including the identification of devices that are designed to sense or take action against any abnormal system condition that will affect reliable operation and a schedule for the development of the changes to the standard that NERC stated it would propose as a result of the above-referenced documents.
NERC submits the second annual Standards Report, Status, and Timetable for Addressing Regulatory Directives summarizing the progress made and plans for addressing the standards-related directives.
NERC provides a quarterly informational filing regarding the timeframe to restore power to the auxiliary power systems of U. This filing contains the referenced material pertaining to the Fourth Quarter NERC submits this answer to the comments.
RC and RC NERC submits this informational filing to report that the initial Audit activities of the eight Regional Entities are completed and to provide information on its plans to focus efforts to restructure the Regional Entity Audit Program.
RR and RR The purposes of the proposed revisions are 1 to place all definitions of defined terms used anywhere in the ROP in a single, readily-accessible location proposed new Appendix 2 ; 2 to capitalize defined terms throughout the ROP where such terms are intended to be used in their defined meanings; and 3 to lower-case other terms that are currently capitalized in the ROP but are not defined terms.
Spreadsheet Attachment to the Filing. RR, RR NERC submits a report summarizing the progress made, and plans for addressing the standards-related directives received from applicable ERO governmental authorities.
Doket No. Spreadsheet Docket No. Request to withdraw request to terminate the quarterly informational filing obligation in Order No. RM and RD The interpretation is called TOPb. This filing satisfies certain directives the Commission issued in Order No. The September 16, Order contained a number of specific directives and other actions that NERC was to address in an informational filing to be submitted within six months. NERC is commenting on or providing current information concerning its activities with respect to a number of the areas of additional guidance.
Docket No RD NERC files a motion to intervene and provides comments on the proceeding. NERC files a motion to intervene and comments on the proceeding. By this filing, NERC supplements the record to make this clarification.
The Commission issued an Order stating that it would not further review, on its own motion, the December 30, Notice of Penalty regarding Duke Energy Corporation. NERC submits these supplemental comments following the July 6, technical conference. Page Content. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again.
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