virtual tie-line definition
virtual tie-line means an additional input of the controllers of the involved LFC areas that has the same effect as a measuring value of a physical interconnector and allows exchange of electric energy between the respective areas;
virtual tie-line means an additional input of the controllers of the involved LFC areas that has the same effect as a measuring value of a physical interconnector and allows exchange of electric energy between the respective areas; (67) ‘flexible alternating current transmission systems’ or ‘FACTS’ means equipment for the alternating current transmission of electric power, aiming at enhanced controllability and increased active power transfer capability; (68) ‘adequacy’ means the ability of in-feeds into an area to meet the load in that area; (69) ‘aggregated netted external schedule’ means a schedule representing the netted aggregation of all external TSO schedules and external commercial trade schedules between two scheduling areas or between a scheduling area and a group of other scheduling areas; (70) ‘availability plan’ means the combination of all planned availability statuses of a relevant asset for a given time period; (71) ‘availability status’ means the capability of a power generating module, grid element or demand facility to provide a service for a given time period, regardless of whether or not it is in operation; (72) ‘close to real-time’ means the time lapse of not more than 15 minutes between the last intraday gate closure and real-time; (73) ‘consumption schedule’ means a schedule representing the consumption of a demand facility or of a group of demand facilities; (74) ‘ENTSO for Electricity operational planning data environment’ means the set of application programs and equipment developed in order to allow the storage, exchange and management of the data used for operational planning processes between TSOs; (75) ‘external commercial trade schedule’ means a schedule representing the commercial exchange of electricity between market participants in different scheduling areas; (76) ‘external TSO schedule’ means a schedule representing the exchange of electricity between TSOs in different scheduling areas; (77) ‘forced outage’ means the unplanned removal from service of a relevant asset for any urgent reason that is not under the operational control of the operator of the concerned relevant asset; (78) ‘generation schedule’ means a schedule representing the electricity generation of a power generating module or of a group of power generating modules; (79) ‘internal commercial trade schedule’ means a schedule representing the commercial exchange of electricity within a scheduling area between different market participants; (80) ‘internal relevant asset’ mea...
virtual tie-line means an additional input of the controllers of the involved LFC areas that has the