N-9Northeast Power Coordinating Council, Inc. Criteria Filing 6/30/2010
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1.0 Introduction NPCC has established a Reliability Assessment Program to bring together work done by the NPCC and Planning Coordinators relevant to the assessment of bulk power system reliability . As part of the Reliability Assessment Pr...
AI summary The NPCC's Reliability Assessment Program ensures resource adequacy assessments by Planning Coordinators, emphasizing supply-side and demand-side contributions to bulk power system reliability. Resource adequacy depends on interconnection assistance between Planning Coordinator Areas, with NPCC referencing but not duplicating member reviews.
A. Description of Resource Reliability Model - 1.1 Load Model - 1.1.1 Description of the load model and basis of period load shapes. - 1.1.2 How load forecast uncertainty is handled in model. - 1.1.3 How the electricity demand and energy p...
AI summary The document outlines the Resource Reliability Model's approach to load forecasting, resource representation, and reliability analysis. It details handling load uncertainty, supply-side resource ratings, unavailability factors, interconnected system modeling, and reliability impacts of market rules, emphasizing accuracy in resource and demand-side management representations.
Appendix A Definition of Terms[2](#page-89-0) - Bulk power system The interconnected electrical systems within northeastern North America comprised of system elements on which faults or disturbances can have a significant adverse impact ou...
AI summary Defines key terms such as 'Bulk power system,' 'Island,' and 'Load' within the context of electrical systems, emphasizing their technical characteristics and impacts on power reliability and distribution.
N-10Reliability Standards of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation 7/5/2010
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Applicability: - Transmission Owners specified in the data requirements and reporting procedures of MOD-013- 0_R1 - Transmission Planners specified in the data requirements and reporting procedures of MOD-013- 0_R1 - Generator Owners speci...
AI summary The document outlines data reporting requirements for transmission and generator owners under MOD-013-0_R1 and details the approval history of MOD-012-0 by NERC, FERC, and the registered ballot body. It emphasizes the need for accurate demand data and forecasted load information to ensure system reliability and support real-time operations, particularly for controllable demand-side management programs.
Standard MOD-019-0.1 — Reporting of Interruptible Demands and Direct Control Load Management Data: To ensure that assessments and validation of past events and databases can be performed, reporting of actual demand data is needed. Forecast...
AI summary The standard emphasizes the necessity of reporting actual and forecast demand data to ensure system reliability and proper real-time operations. It highlights the importance of load information from controllable Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs for assessing past events, validating databases, and identifying system reinforcement needs.
Applicability: - Load-Serving Entity - Planning Authority - Transmission Planner - Resource Planner On October 29, 2008, MOD-019-0.1 was approved by the NERC Board of Trustees. On May 13, 2009, MOD-019-0.1 was approved by the Federal Energ...
AI summary The text outlines the approval history of MOD-019-0.1 by NERC and FERC, and discusses the purpose of MOD-020-0, which requires reporting of actual and forecast demand data for system reliability assessments and real-time operations, particularly for Demand-Side Management programs.
Circumstances: - Balancing Authority, Reserve Sharing Group, or Load Serving Entity is no longer able to provide its customers' expected energy requirements, and is designated an Energy Deficient Entity. - Energy Deficient Entity foresees...
AI summary The text outlines procedures for Energy Deficient Entities (EDEs) unable to meet customer energy demands, including demand reduction measures and notification requirements. During Alert 2, EDEs must communicate needs to Balancing Authorities and post alerts on NERC's website, with Reliability Coordinators assisting in declarations.
- 1. Title : Documentation of Data Reporting Requirements for Actual and Forecast Demands, Net Energy for Load, and Controllable Demand-Side Management - 2. Number: MOD-016-1.1 - 3. Purpose : Ensure that accurate, actual Demand data is ava...
AI summary This document outlines data reporting requirements for actual and forecast demand, net energy for load, and controllable demand-side management. It is intended to support system assessments, database validation, and real-time operations, and applies to the Planning Authority and Regional Reliability Organization.
2. Levels of Non-Compliance - 2.1. Level 1: Documentation does not address completeness and double counting of customer data. - 2.2. Level 2: Documentation did not address one of the three types of data required in R1 (Demand data, Net Ene...
AI summary The document outlines four levels of non-compliance related to documentation requirements, focusing on incomplete or missing data types (Demand data, Net Energy for Load data, controllable DSM data) and distribution failures. Each level escalates in severity from documentation gaps to complete absence of required evidence.
B. Requirements - R1. The Load-Serving Entity, Planning Authority, Transmission Planner and Resource Planner's report of actual and forecast demand data (reported on either an aggregated or dispersed basis) shall: - R1.1. Indicate whether...
AI summary The requirements outline data reporting obligations for Load-Serving Entities, Planning Authorities, and related organizations, including demand data inclusion, forecasting methodologies, and compliance with Reliability Standards MOD-016-0_R1 and MOD-018-0_R1. Reports must be submitted to NERC and the Regional Reliability Organization within 30 days upon request.
A. Introduction - 1. Title: Documentation of the Accounting Methodology for the Effects of Controllable Demand-Side Management in Demand and Energy Forecasts. - 2. Number: MOD-021-0.1 - 3. Purpose: To ensure that assessments and validation...
AI summary This document outlines the methodology for accounting for controllable Demand-Side Management (DSM) effects in demand and energy forecasts. It emphasizes the need for actual demand data reporting to assess past events and validate databases, as well as forecast data for future system reliability assessments and real-time load management.
C. Measures - M1. The Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner and Resource Planner forecasts clearly document how the demand and energy effects of DSM programs (such as conservation, timeof-use rates, interruptible demands, and Direct Co...
AI summary The document outlines three measures requiring the Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner, and Resource Planner to document how Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs impact demand and energy forecasts, ensure compliance with Reliability Standard MOD-016-0_R1, and provide evidence of DSM documentation to NERC within 30 days.
2. Levels of Non-Compliance - 2.1. Level 1: Documentation on the treatment of DSM programs in the demand and energy forecasts was provided, but was incomplete. - 2.2. Level 2: Not applicable. - 2.3. Level 3: Not applicable. - 2.4. Level 4:...
AI summary The document outlines four levels of non-compliance related to documentation of Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs in demand and energy forecasts. Level 1 indicates incomplete documentation, while Level 4 reflects no documentation provided. Levels 2 and 3 are not applicable.
Glossary of Terms Used in NERC Reliability Standards Continent-wide Term Acronym BOT Approved Date FERC Approved Date Definition Demand [Archive] 2/8/2005 3/16/2007 1. The rate at which electric energy is delivered to or by a system or par...
AI summary The text provides a glossary of terms used in NERC Reliability Standards, including definitions for terms such as Demand, Demand-Side Management, Direct Control Load Management, Dispatch Order, and Dispersed Load by Substations. These terms are relevant to the reliability and operation of the electric grid.
Matrix of Violation Risk Factors for Approval Standard Number Requirement Text of Requirement Violation MOD-020-0 R1. The Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner, and Resource Planner shall each make known its amount of interruptible dem...
AI summary The document outlines requirements related to the disclosure and documentation of Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs, including Direct Control Load Management (DCLM), by Load-Serving Entities, Transmission Planners, and Resource Planners. These requirements focus on transparency and timely reporting to relevant entities such as NERC and Balancing Authorities.
Matrix of Violation Severity Levels for Approval Standard Number Requirement Number Text of Requirement Lower VSL Moderate VSL High VSL Severe VSL MOD-016- 1.1 R1. The Planning Authority and Regional Reliability Organization shall have doc...
AI summary This table outlines the severity levels of violations related to documentation requirements for demand, net energy for load, and controllable DSM data. It defines what constitutes lower, moderate, high, and severe violation severity levels based on the completeness of documentation provided by the Planning Authority and Regional Reliability Organization.
07810Quarterly Application for Approval of Reliability Standards of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation - September 2, 2011 9/6/2011
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Circumstances: - Balancing Authority, Reserve Sharing Group, or Load Serving Entity is no longer able to provide its customers' expected energy requirements, and is designated an Energy Deficient Entity. - Energy Deficient Entity foresees...
AI summary The text outlines procedures for Energy Deficient Entities (EDEs) when they cannot meet customer energy demands, including demand reduction, voltage adjustments, and non-firm load interruptions. It also details responsibilities during Alert 2 for Reliability Coordinators and Balancing Authorities.
A. Introduction - 1. Title: Documentation of the Accounting Methodology for the Effects of Demand-Side Management in Demand and Energy Forecasts. - 2. Number: MOD-021-1 - 3. Purpose: To ensure that assessments and validation of past events...
AI summary The document outlines the methodology for accounting for Demand-Side Management (DSM) effects in demand and energy forecasts. It emphasizes the need for accurate actual and forecast demand data to ensure system reliability and effective real-time operations, particularly in relation to DSM programs.
B. Requirements - R1. The Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner and Resource Planner's forecasts shall each clearly document how the Demand and energy effects of DSM programs (such as conservation, time-of-use rates, interruptible Dema...
AI summary The requirements mandate that Load-Serving Entities, Transmission Planners, and Resource Planners document how Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs impact demand and energy forecasts, include DSM measures in data reporting procedures, and provide documentation to NERC within 30 days upon request.
C. Measures - M1. The Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner and Resource Planner forecasts clearly document how the demand and energy effects of DSM programs (such as conservation, timeof-use rates, interruptible demands, and Direct Co...
AI summary The measures outline requirements for Load-Serving Entities, Transmission Planners, and Resource Planners to document how Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs are addressed in forecasting and reporting. Compliance with Reliability Standard MOD-016-0_R1 and submission of evidence to NERC within 30 days are emphasized.
Standard MOD-021-1 — Accounting Methodology for Effects of DSM in Forecasts Regional Entity.
AI summary This document outlines the accounting methodology for incorporating Demand Side Management (DSM) effects into forecasts, though the provided text is limited to 'Regional Entity.'
Glossary of Terms Used in NERC Reliability Standards Continent-wide Term Acronym BOT Approved Date FERC Approved Date Definition Delayed Fault Clearing [Archive] 11/1/2006 12/27/2007 Fault clearing consistent with correct operation of a br...
AI summary This section provides definitions related to NERC Reliability Standards, including terms such as 'Demand-Side Management (DSM)', 'Direct Control Load Management (DCLM)', and 'Dispatch Order'. These definitions clarify how electricity is managed and controlled within the power system.
Matrix of Violation Risk Factors for Information S d d Nu b ta n a r m e r Re ire t q m e n u Nu b m e r Te f Re ire t o t q m e n x u V io la io R is k t n Fa to c r MOD-021-1 R2. The Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner and Resource...
AI summary The document outlines a requirement for the Load-Serving Entity, Transmission Planner, and Resource Planner to include information on how Demand-Side Management (DSM) measures are addressed in their forecasts of Peak Demand and annual Net Energy for Load, as part of the data reporting procedures outlined in Standard MOD-016-0_R1. The risk factor for this requirement is listed as 'LOWER'.