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Project 2007-12
Frequency Response

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NERC will issue a data request to collect the pertinent data needed to advance the writing of a revised frequency response standard.  The SDT is evaluating other methods to collect the necessary data to analyze Frequency Response.

Purpose/Industry Need:
Frequency Response, a measure of an Interconnection’s ability to stabilize frequency immediately following the sudden loss of generation or load, is a critical component to the reliable operation of the bulk power system, particularly during disturbances and restoration.  The proposed standard’s intent is to collect data needed to accurately model existing Frequency Response.  There is evidence of continuing decline in Frequency Response in the three Interconnections over the past 10 years, but no confirmed reason for the apparent decline.  The proposed standard requires entities to provide data so that Frequency Response in each of the Interconnections can be modeled, and the reasons for the decline in Frequency Response can be identified.  Once the reasons for the decline in Frequency Response are confirmed, requirements can be written to control Frequency Response to within defined reliability parameters.

 Draft Action Dates Results Consideration of Comments

Final SAR Version 3

Standard Drafting Team Nominations

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07/17/07 - 07/30/07

(closed)

          
 

Draft 3
Frequency Response SAR

Draft SAR Version 3

Comment Period

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02/08/07 - 03/09/07

(closed)

Comments Received>> Consideration of Comments>>
 

Draft 2
Frequency Response SAR

Draft SAR Version 2

Comment Period

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04/04/06 - 05/03/06

(closed) 

 

Comments Received>> Consideration of Comments>>
 

Draft 1

Draft SAR Version 1

White Paper

 

01/17/05 - 02/17/05

(closed)

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Consideration of Comments>>
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