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Topic:"Energy Efficiency" in M12623

Matter: Northeast Power Coordinating Council (NPCC) - Fourth Quarter 2025 for Approval of Revised Regional Reliability Criteria
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N-1Application - Directory 5 filing 6 passages
1.0 ADI General Requirements p. p. 42
1.0 ADI General Requirements In order to participate in ADI, Balancing Authorities shall establish the appropriate data exchange and apply the ADI term to their respective ACE in AGC. Transmission limits or other internal constraints that...

AI summary The document outlines general requirements for ADI (Automated Demand Response Integration), including data exchange protocols, handling of transmission limits, and the use of standardized signs for ACE (Area Control Error). It also addresses inadvertent interchange and how ADI allocations may be used to correct imbalances among participants.

Resource -Specific Requirements p. p. 60
Resource -Specific Requirements - R7. A Balancing Authority shall not count synchronized reserve , ten-minute reserve , or thirty-minute reserve from loads that are already counted in other demand response programs and would result in doub...

AI summary The document outlines specific rules for balancing authorities regarding the counting and eligibility of reserve resources, emphasizing no double counting, conditions for load reduction, and criteria for resource eligibility.

IESO IESO NE NE PJM PJM NY NY Tot Tot p. p. 76
IESO IESO NE NE PJM PJM NY NY Tot Tot Time Sch ACE Sch ACE Sch ACE Sch ACE Sch ACE Pre-contingency 0 0 0 0 -1200 0 +1200 0 0 0 Contingency 0 0 0 0 -1200 0 +1200 -1600 0 -1600 PJM/NY Schedule change 0 0 0 0 0 -1200 0 -400 0 -1600 No respons...

AI summary The table details the changes in ACE (Area Control Error) across different regions (IESO, NE, PJM, NY) before and after a contingency, including the response through SAR (Simultaneous Activation of Ten-Minute Reserve) and the resulting adjustments in schedules. Example 3 illustrates a scenario where PJM and NYISO purchase 200 MW from Quebec, while NE purchases 1200 MW.

Section 162 p. p. 76
First Pass – ISO-NE is provided 350 MW of assistance. These shares are allocated equally, 117 MW each, among the other three participants. Second Pass – NYISO is provided 350 MW of assistance. These shares are allocated equally, 117 MW eac...

AI summary The text discusses the distribution of 350 MW of assistance among three participants in different balancing authority scenarios, including ISO-NE, NYISO, and PJM. It also references the restoration of composite NPCC/PJM ACE and the cancellation of the SAR procedure, showing the additional generation after these actions.

Section 166 p. p. 76
First Pass – The NYISO is provided 600 MW of assistance. These shares are allocated equally, 200 MW each, among the other three participants – including PJM. Second Pass – PJM is provided -200 MW of assistance. These shares are allocated e...

AI summary The text discusses the allocation of assistance among Balancing Authorities, including the NYISO and PJM, and how negative shares reduce the net pick-ups required. It also references the restoration of the composite NPCC/PJM ACE and the cancellation of the SAR procedure, with an example involving ISO-NE purchasing power from multiple entities.

Section 170 p. p. 76
First Pass – NYISO is provided 500 MW of assistance. NBP-SO is limited to 50 MW and is assigned a share of 50 MW. The remaining 450 MW of shares are allocated equally, 150 MW each, among the other three participants – including ISO-NE. Sec...

AI summary The document outlines the allocation of assistance during a contingency, detailing how NYISO, NBP-SO, and ISO-NE received shares of 500 MW and 150 MW in two passes. It also describes the total generation picked up by Balancing Authorities and the restoration of the NPCC/PJM ACE after the SAR procedure is canceled.

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