0B Affected System Operator Clause Samples

The "0B Affected System Operator" clause defines the role and responsibilities of an entity, typically a utility or grid operator, whose electrical system may be impacted by a project or transaction. This clause outlines how the affected system operator is identified, the circumstances under which their involvement is required, and the procedures for coordinating with them, such as providing notifications or obtaining approvals. Its core practical function is to ensure that any potential impacts on interconnected electrical systems are properly managed, thereby maintaining system reliability and compliance with regulatory requirements.
0B Affected System Operator. An entity that operates an Affected System or, if the Affected System is under the operational control of an independent system operator or a regional transmission organization, such independent entity.
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