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Topic:"Distribution" in M13116

Matter: Northeast Power Coordinating Council (NPCC) - Third Quarter 2026 for Approval of Revised Regional Reliability Criteria
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3.2 Correction of Abnormal Voltage Conditions p. p. 16
smission Operators should assist by using some or all of the control actions listed in Section 3.2.3.1 where effective and as available, in accordance with their respective voltage control procedures. - 3.2.3.3 If the steps in Sections 3.2...

AI summary The document outlines steps for Transmission Operators to correct abnormal voltage conditions, including modifying transactions, operating hydraulic units, rescheduling pumped hydro units, and requesting assistance from adjacent operators if necessary.

4.1 Correction of Transmission Loading if Exceeding Limits p. p. 16
4.1 Correction of Transmission Loading if Exceeding Limits When a Transmission Operator area is experiencing internal circuit or tie line loading in excess of applicable system operating limits, the following actions should be implemented...

AI summary This section outlines the procedures to be followed when transmission loading exceeds system operating limits, including adjusting generation, transferring load, utilizing NERC TLR processes, and implementing emergency transfer capabilities to ensure system reliability and compliance with operating standards.

2.0 Minimizing the Impact of Events p. p. 41
ble, in accordance with its voltage control procedure: - 3.2.3.3.1 request the Balancing Authority to modify transactions with other Balancing Authority areas, and/or deviate from economic dispatch. - 3.2.3.3.2 operate hydraulic units as s...

AI summary The document outlines procedures for Transmission Operators to address voltage control issues within the bulk power system. It details steps such as modifying transactions, operating hydraulic units, rescheduling pumped hydro units, purchasing energy, and shedding firm load if necessary, with a focus on maintaining system reliability and avoiding emergency transfer capability limits.

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