Peak load resource Sample Clauses

Peak load resource. The requirements for peak load resource for each system operator to comply with will depend on national legislation. By peak load resource is meant active reserve which is not normally used. For anticipated peak load periods, the preparedness time is reduced so that the capacity, as and when needed, can be used. The service can be exchanged between the subsystems in the joint Nordic regulation market. However, in the event of power shortages, Appendix 9 Rules for managing power shortages during high consumption, bottlenecks or disturbances will come into force. The peak load resource can be offered to Elspot at Nord Pool Spot. TSO Generation of system service Exchange between subsystems Energinet. dk East Not used. Energinet. xx Xxxx Not used. Fingrid The service is referred to as peak load capacity in Finland. It is provided through contracts with electricity producers and users. Statnett Not used.
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Peak load resource. Requirements for each system operator to comply with will depend on national legislation. By peak load resource is meant active reserve which is not normally used. For anticipated peak load periods, the preparedness time is reduced so that the capacity, as and when needed, can be used. The service can be exchanged between the subsystems in the joint Nordic regulation market. However, in the event of power shortages, Appendix 9 will come into force. TSO Generation of system service Exchange between subsystems Energinet. dk East Not used. Energinet. xx Xxxx Not used. Fingrid Not used. Statnett Not used. Svenska Kraftnät Being procured. 2 Description of routines for trading in system services
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