Accommodating High Levels of Variable Generation - NERC
Accommodating High Levels of Variable Generation - NERC
Accommodating High Levels of Variable Generation - NERC
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Appendix I: 2009-2011 Objective and Work Plan<br />
2. Operators will require new tools and practices, as well as, enhanced <strong>NERC</strong> Standards to<br />
maintain bulk power system reliability (<strong>NERC</strong>’s Operating Committee)<br />
2.1. Forecasting techniques must be incorporated into day-to-day operational planning and realtime<br />
operations routines/practices including unit commitment and dispatch.<br />
2.2. Balancing areas must have sufficient communications for monitoring and sending dispatch<br />
instructions to variable resources.<br />
2.3. Impact <strong>of</strong> securing ancillary services through larger balancing areas or participation in<br />
wider-area balancing management on bulk power system reliability must be investigated.<br />
2.4. Operating practices, procedures and tools will need to be enhanced and modified.<br />
3. Planners and operators would benefit from a reference manual which describes the<br />
changes required to plan and operate the bulk power and distribution systems to<br />
accommodate large amounts <strong>of</strong> variable generation.<br />
3.1. <strong>NERC</strong> should prepare a reference manual to educate bulk power and distribution system<br />
planners and operators on reliable integration <strong>of</strong> large amounts <strong>of</strong> variable generation.<br />
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