Exchange of Transmission and Generation Scheduled Outage Data Sample Clauses

Exchange of Transmission and Generation Scheduled Outage Data. Upon a Party’s request, the projected status of generation and transmission availability will be communicated among the Parties, subject to data confidentiality agreements. All requested and available information regardless of scheduled date will be shared. The Parties shall exchange the most current information on proposed Scheduled Outage information and provide a timely response on potential impacts of proposed Scheduled Outages. The Parties agree that this information will be shared promptly upon its availability, but no less than daily and more often as required by system conditions. The Parties shall utilize the NERC SDX (or other jointly developed, common format as determined by the OC) for the exchange of this information. The information shall include the data required for the SDX per NERC and Regional Reliability Standards. Each Party will also provide information independently on approved and anticipated Scheduled Outages formatted as required for the NERC SDX System. OUTAG --> PROGRESS-JOA 7.1 Operating Protocols for Coordinating Schedu --> PROGRESS-JOA 7.1.2 Evaluation and Coordination of Transmiss
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Exchange of Transmission and Generation Scheduled Outage Data. Upon a Party’s request, the projected status of generation and transmission availability shall be communicated among the Parties. The Parties shall exchange the most current information on proposed Scheduled Outage information and provide a timely response on potential impacts of proposed Scheduled Outages. The Parties share this information promptly upon its availability, but no less than daily and more often as required by system conditions. The Parties shall utilize a mutually agreed upon format for the exchange of this information, which includes the owning Party’s facility name; proposed Scheduled Outage start date and time; proposed facility return date and time; date and time when a response is needed from the impacted Party to modify the proposed schedule; and any other information that may be relevant to the reliability assessment. Each Party shall also provide information independently on approved and anticipated Scheduled Outages formatted as required for the SDX System.
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Exchange of Transmission and Generation Scheduled Outage Data. Upon a Party’s request, the projected status of generation and transmission availability will be communicated among the Parties, subject to data confidentiality agreements. All available information regardless of scheduled date will be shared. The Parties shall exchange the most current information on proposed Scheduled Outage information and provide a timely response on potential impacts of proposed Scheduled Outages. The Parties agree that this information will be shared promptly upon its availability, but no less than daily and more often as required by system conditions. The Parties shall jointly develop a common format for the exchange of this information. The information shall include: the owning Party’s facility name; proposed Scheduled Outage start date and time; proposed facility return date and time; date and time when a response is needed from the impacted Party to modify the proposed schedule; and any other information that may be relevant to the reliability assessment. Each Party will also provide information independently on approved and anticipated Scheduled Outages formatted as required for the NERC SDX System.
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Exchange of Transmission and Generation Scheduled Outage Data. Upon a Party’s request, the projected status of generation and transmission availability will be communicated among the Parties, subject to data confidentiality agreements. All requested and available information regardless of scheduled date will be shared. The Parties shall exchange the most current information on proposed Scheduled Outage information and provide a timely response on potential impacts of proposed Scheduled Outages. The Parties agree that this information will be shared promptly upon its availability, but no less than daily and more often as required by system conditions. The Parties shall utilize the NERC SDX (or other jointly developed, common format as determined by the OC) for the exchange of this information. The information shall include the data required for the SDX per NERC and Regional Reliability Standards. Each Party will also provide information independently on approved and anticipated Scheduled Outages formatted as required for the NERC SDX System. Effective Date: 9/17/2010 - Docket #: ER10-2746-000
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