TTC/ATC/AFC Protocols Sample Clauses

TTC/ATC/AFC Protocols. In accordance with Section 35.9, the Parties will exchange scheduled Outages of all interconnections and other Transmission Facilities.
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TTC/ATC/AFC Protocols. The Parties will use the mutually agreed upon mechanism(s) to exchange the data need to complete TTC/ATC/AFC calculations.
TTC/ATC/AFC Protocols. Phase 2, Market to Market. The Parties will address any appropriate revisions, subject to their respective stakeholder processes, to the requirements set forth in Section 5.1.1 through Section 5.1.11 that may arise in the implementation of Phase 2, Market to Market.
TTC/ATC/AFC Protocols. As of the date of this Agreement, the Parties use the NERC SDX System to exchange the planned status of all generators rated greater than 50 MW, Scheduled Outages of all interconnections and other transmission facilities, and peak load forecasts subject to NERC SDX Data Exchange Requirements. This system has the capability to house daily data for the next seven (7) days, weekly data for the next month, and monthly data for the next year. The update frequency of the NERC SDX System is once a day. Reporting of forced outages and update of information on a basis more frequent than once a day will be completed using a separate data exchange system. Use of the NERC SDX, development of a separate data exchange system, and associated commitments under this Agreement, will assure the Parties’ ability to make reliable calculations efficiently.
TTC/ATC/AFC Protocols. The Parties will use the mutually agreed upon mechanism(s) to exchange the data need to complete TTC/ATC/AFC calculations. Effective Date: 9/17/2010 - Docket #: ER10-2746-000

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