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OPERATING ZONEINTERCHANGE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR RESPONSIBILTIES. 5.1 TIE LINE METERING AND TELEMETRY. Each SPP Border TOPInterchange Equipment Operator that shares havs or isarking actions to have, one or more Tie Line(s) with an SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority shall have, or cause to have, the Tie Line metering and telemetry responsibilities as set forth in this Section 5.1. 5.1.1 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator having one or more Tie Line(s) with an SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority shall provide all Tie Line flows with an SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority to the SPP BA. so that SPP can include these Border Operating Zone supplied values for the SPP ACE calculation. 5.1.1.1 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate as suchensure that the Tie Line megawatt (MW) metering is telemetered to the SPP control center, and the SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority control center. Such Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall maintain and provide evidence to SPP suitable documentation (i.e. prints, equipment specifications, records) that the verifies Tie Line MW metering physical location and actual metering point emanates from a common, agreed-upon source using common primary metering equipment. The Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate such that the MW-hour data is provided telemetered or reported to the SPP control centerBA or is reported at the end of each hour.
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OPERATING ZONEINTERCHANGE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR RESPONSIBILTIES. 5.1 TIE LINE METERING AND TELEMETRY. Each SPP Border TOPInterchange Equipment Operator that shares one or more Tie Line(s) with an SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority shall have the Tie Line metering and telemetry responsibilities as set forth in this Section 5.1. 5.1.1 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall provide all Tie Line flows with an SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority to the SPP so that SPP can include these Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator supplied values for the SPP ACE calculation. 5.1.1.1 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate as such that the Tie Line megawatt (MW) metering is telemetered to the SPP control center, and the SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority control center. Such Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall maintain and provide evidence that the Tie Line MW metering emanates from a common, agreed-upon source using common primary metering equipment. The Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate such that the MW-hour data is provided to the SPP control center or is reported at the end of each hour. 5.1.1.2 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate as such that all of its interconnection points with an applicable SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority are equipped with common megawatt hour meters, with readings provided hourly to the SPP control center. and the SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority control center. 5.1.1.3 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate as such that the power flow measurements transmitted to SPP are not filtered prior to transmission, except anti-aliasing Filters of Tie Lines. 5.1.1.4 Border Each Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall install common metering equipment where Dynamic Schedules or pseudo-ties are implemented between SPP and an SPP Adjacent Balancing Authority to deliver the output of jointly owned units or to serve remote load. 5.1.1.5 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall operate as such that its sampling rate of data is the compatible with the SPP’s sampling rate of data. 5.1.2 Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator shall perform hourly error checks using Tie Line megawatt-hour meters with common time synchronization to determine the accuracy of its control equipment. Each Border Operating ZoneInterchange Equipment Operator is responsible for informing SPP in event of error(s). SPP sha...
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