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Topic:"Energy Storage" in M12717

Matter: North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) - Fourth Quarter 2025  - Application for Approval of Reliability Standards
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N-1Application 1 passage
Any comments regarding this glossary should be reported to the NERC Help Desk. Select "Standards" from the "Service" drop-down menu and "Other" from the Standards Subcategory drop-down menu. p. p. 9
Any comments regarding this glossary should be reported to the NERC Help Desk. Select "Standards" from the "Service" drop-down menu and "Other" from the Standards Subcategory drop-down menu. Subject to Enforcement (IIactual - Bi ΔTE/6) IIa...

AI summary This document discusses technical standards related to the Bulk Electric System (BES) and includes definitions such as Available Transfer Capability (ATC), which measures the remaining transfer capability in the physical transmission network. It also outlines procedures for calculating inadvertent interchange and time error corrections.

102877Board letter re: names and contact particulars for the owners of the IBRs 3 passages
Dear Parties: p. p. 0
Dear Parties: M12717 – North American Electric Reliability Corporation – Quarterly Application for Approval of Reliability Standards – Fourth Quarter 2025 M12882 – North American Electric Reliability Corporation – Quarterly Application for...

AI summary The Board is reviewing two NERC applications related to reliability standards and glossary amendments, which may impact wind farms and battery energy storage systems in Nova Scotia. These changes could require additional entities to register with NERC as Generator Owners or Operators.

According to information obtained from the IESO-Nova Scotia the following existing IBRs might fit the new Category 2 criteria: p. p. 0
According to information obtained from the IESO-Nova Scotia the following existing IBRs might fit the new Category 2 criteria: Plant Name Resource Type Gross Nameplate Rating (MVA) Voltage at Point of Interconnection (kV) 102V-Ellershouse...

AI summary The document lists several existing Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs) in Nova Scotia that may qualify under the new Category 2 criteria. These include wind farms and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) with details such as plant names, resource types, and technical specifications.

Also, there are several planned IBRs that might be captured by the new definitions: p. p. 1
Also, there are several planned IBRs that might be captured by the new definitions: Plant Name Resource Type Gross Nameplate Rating (MVA) Voltage at Point of Interconnection (kV) GO/GOP Category IR574 Ellershouse III Wind 66.72 138 2 IR597...

AI summary The text lists several planned Inverter Base Resources (IBRs), primarily wind and battery energy storage systems (BESS), along with their specifications such as nameplate ratings, voltage levels, and interconnection categories. These resources are part of a regulatory proceeding and are referenced in Exhibit N-2, page 5 of matter M12717.

103130Letter NSPI re: Response to Board letter - Redacted 1 passage
Existing / Planned Plant Name Resource Type Contact Information p. p. 1
Existing / Planned Plant Name Resource Type Contact Information Existing 102V-Ellershouse Wind Name: Email: Phone: Existing IR 673-Benjamin Mill Wind Wind Name: Email: Existing\ IR 762-Minas Highlands Wind Wind Name: Email: Existing 98V-Gu...

AI summary The document lists existing and planned wind and battery energy storage facilities in Nova Scotia, including contact information for each. It also references regulatory filings related to the approval of reliability standards by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation.

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