Top Banner
Jerry Elliott LEAD OPERATIONS ANALYST ISO NEW ENGLAND System Restoration ISO New England Operating Procedure 6
7

Jerry Elliott

Feb 14, 2016

Download

Documents

Mulan

Jerry Elliott. Lead operations analyst iso new england. System Restoration. ISO New England Operating Procedure 6. Agenda. Introduction Major Changes Questions. Introduction. Operating Procedure No.6 (OP-6 ) is being revised to: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: Jerry Elliott

Jerry ElliottL E A D O P E R A T I O N S A N A L Y S T I S O N E W E N G L A N D

System Restoration

ISO New England Operating Procedure 6

Page 2: Jerry Elliott

2

Agenda

• Introduction

• Major Changes

• Questions

Page 3: Jerry Elliott

3

Introduction

• Operating Procedure No.6 (OP-6) is being revised to:– Establish a separation of System Restoration concepts and

responsibilities (OP-6 revision 11) from the System Restoration Plan and technical data (new Master/Local Control Center document suite M/LCC 18)

– Reflect changes in the application of present and future resources to prioritize and support regional restoration

• NERC Reliability Standard EOP-005-2 and EOP-006-2, effective 1 July, 2013, establish new Requirements that need articulation in the stated objectives

• Document changes are intended to consolidate information, instructions and forms

Page 4: Jerry Elliott

4

Major Changes – Main Body

• Technical data is relocated from OP-6 and populated in a newly created M/LCC 18– Consolidation of technical data sources for ease of System Operator use/access

when required – OP-6 document suite public information remains public in transition to M/LCC 18

document suite

• Identify the restoration objectives from the Reliability Coordinator (RC) perspective to NERC Reliability Standards requirements

• Add language that articulates completion of RC restoration objectives and ongoing ISO responsibility to coordinate LCC recovery actions

• Update and enhance responsibilities for ISO, LCC and Market Participants

Page 5: Jerry Elliott

5

Major Changes - Appendices

• OP-6A – System Restoration Guidelines becomes:– M/LCC 18 System Restoration Plan

• OP-6B – Restoration Sequence for Establishing a 345kV Backbone after a Total System Blackout (Confidential) becomes:– M/LCC 18 Attachment A – System Restoration Flowchart (text)– M/LCC 18 Attachment B – System Restoration One-Line Diagram (graphic)

• Both M/LCC Attachments A & B Confidential and represent the Primary restoration plan

• OP-6C through F become:– M/LCC 18 Attachments C through F

• Direct transfer of the same content with same document accessibility• 345kV Line charging, Inter-LCC and Inter-Area Ties, Control Center phone

Page 6: Jerry Elliott

6

Major Changes - Appendices

• OP-6G – 345kV Restoration Event Log becomes:– M/LCC 18 Attachment G – Restoration Strategies

• Retains all current content and add a “Rules of Thumb” checklist for ease of use• Document classification is no longer Confidential

• Additional information not previously captured in OP-6 Appendices:– M/LCC 18 Attachments H through M

• LCC Alternatives, documents Alternate restoration plans to achieve restoration objectives if Primary plan compromised, all Confidential

– M/LCC 18 Attachment N – Synchronizing Checklist• Provides guidance on content retired from NPCC Directory 8, Appendix B

– M/LCC 18 Attachment O – Additional Designated Blackstart Resources that Support Restoration Strategies (Confidential)

– M/LCC 18 Attachment P – Restoration Voltage Limits

Page 7: Jerry Elliott

7