Interregional Security Network definition

Interregional Security Network means the communications network established by US electric utilities on a collaborative basis through the North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) to facilitate the exchange of real-time operational data, other operational data, and other technical data between different electricity transmission and generation providers to help assure reliable electric power system operations.
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Examples of Interregional Security Network in a sentence

  • Except for the rights expressly granted herein, Company does not grant, license or transfer to Sparta or other third party any ownership or other rights to any Company Property.

  • Computer applications and data exchange systems that carry sensitive electric industry data include, but are not limited to, ICCP, the Interregional Security Network, the Reliability Coordinator Information System, the Interchange Distribution Calculator, the System Data Exchange, ACE/Frequency Monitoring tools, phasor data concentrators, and real-time phasor displays.

  • It provides for system coordination and the exchange of data and information over the secured Interregional Security Network (“ISN”) and the Reliability Coordinator Information System (“RCIS”) by and between the Parties so that each can coordinate its plans and operations in the interest of reliability.

  • Computer applications and data exchange systems that carry Operating Reliability Data include, but are not limited to ICCP, the Interregional Security Network, the Reliability Coordinator Information System, the Electric Industry Data Exchange, the Western Interchange Tool, the System Data Exchange, ACE/frequency monitoring tools, and real time and other data displays, as identified by a Responsible RC.