Joint Operation of Emergency Procedures Sample Clauses

Joint Operation of Emergency Procedures. A set of emergency operating principles are essential due to the highly inter- dependent nature of facilities under different authorities. The Parties are committed to reliable operation of the transmission system under normal conditions, and will work closely together during emergency situations that place the stability of the transmission system in jeopardy. The emergency operating principles are set forth in the ▇▇▇▇/MISO business practices.
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