Topic:"Generation Grid Resources" in M13042

2.1 Design and Construction of the Project (a) The Seller shall perform, or cause to be performed, all activities necessary to complete the design, construction and commissioning of the Project at the Site using Good Utility Practice and i...

AI summary The Seller is responsible for designing, constructing, and commissioning the Project at the Site in accordance with Good Utility Practice, applicable laws, and the Agreement, ensuring Commercial Operation by the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date and compliance with the Agreement's requirements throughout the Term.

4.3 Automatic Generation Control - (a) The Seller shall cause the Facility to be equipped with Automatic Generation Control (AGC) equipment and software that is suitable and sufficient, in accordance with Good Utility Practice, to provide...

AI summary Section 4.3 outlines the requirements for Automatic Generation Control (AGC) at the Facility, including equipment standards, configuration, and compensation rules. NSPI has the right to perform diagnostics, and the Seller must cooperate. AGC must be available within specified ranges and ramp rates. The System Operator may reduce Expected Output using AGC, and compensation for reductions is governed by Section 4.2(c). Failure to maintain AGC functionality results in reduced compensation for the Seller.

Figure 2 – Definition of Zones Definition of Zones 69 kV Line Zone 69 kV Line Zone 69 kV Line Zone 138 kV Line Zone 138 kV Line Zone 230 kV Line Zone 345 kV Line Zone L-5003 3 L-5044 4 L-5536 4 L-6001 2,3 L-6053 4 L-7001 2,3 L-8001 2 L-500...

AI summary Figure 2 outlines the definition of zones for various voltage lines in Nova Scotia, categorizing them into different zones. This information is likely used for grid planning and infrastructure management.