Local EPS definition

Local EPS means the premises within which are contained the Facility. This term is used in the IEEE Standard 1547-2003.
Local EPS means the Interconnecting Customer or Customer premises within which are contained the Facility. This term is used in the IEEE Standard 1547-2003.
Local EPS an electric power system (EPS) contained entirely within a single premises or group of premises.

Examples of Local EPS in a sentence

  • The Interconnection Customer may need to conduct a fault current analysis of the Local EPS in conjunction with adding the Generation System.

  • Distribution System – The Area EPS facilities which are not part of the Local EPS, Transmission System or any generation system.

  • Local EPS: The customer premises within which are contained the Facility.

  • The decision shall balance the needs of the Area EPS and Local EPS with TPS and BPS considerations.

  • On the Local EPS (Customers side of the interconnection) the addition of a Generation System may increase the fault current levels, even if the generation is never interconnected with the Area EPS’s system.

  • The Area EPS does not assume responsibility for protection of the Generation System equipment or of any portion Local EPS.

  • Power Controls may also be used to limit DER system export levels to the Local EPS and/or the Area EPS.

  • Similarly, ground referencing of the Local EPS also affects the ability of a DER to meet certain protection requirements.

  • For example, meeting the reactive power requirement for DER may not be feasible if the DER is relatively small compared to a reactive power load in the same Local EPS.

  • Category III covers all BPS reliability needs and also introduces ride-through requirements aimed at addressing high DER penetration integration issues such as power quality events and other abnormal system conditions which may arise from DER tripping in the Local EPS.

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