RECIPROCAL COORDINATION OF FLOWGATES Clause Samples

The Reciprocal Coordination of Flowgates clause establishes a framework for two or more parties to jointly manage and coordinate the use of specific transmission paths or flowgates within an interconnected electric grid. In practice, this clause requires each party to share relevant operational data, communicate planned or unplanned outages, and collaborate on congestion management strategies affecting shared flowgates. By formalizing these coordination efforts, the clause helps prevent grid congestion, ensures reliable power delivery, and reduces the risk of operational conflicts between grid operators.
RECIPROCAL COORDINATION OF FLOWGATES. Section 6.1 Reciprocal Coordination of Flowgates Operating Protocols - Phase 2, Market to Non-Market. As used in this Article and the Congestion Management Process:
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RECIPROCAL COORDINATION OF FLOWGATES. 6.1 Reciprocal Coordination of Flowgates Operating Protocols - Phase 1,
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