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Code of Federal Regulations Title 18. Conservation of Power and Water Resources § 18.39.11 Reliability reports

Current as of October 02, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(a) The Electric Reliability Organization shall conduct assessments as determined by the Commission of the reliability of the Bulk–Power System in North America and provide a report to the Commission and provide subsequent reports of the same to the Commission.

(b) The Electric Reliability Organization shall conduct assessments of the adequacy of the Bulk–Power System in North America and report its findings to the Commission, the Secretary of Energy, each Regional Entity, and each Regional Advisory Body annually or more frequently if so ordered by the Commission.

(c) The Electric Reliability Organization shall make available to the Commission, on a non-public and ongoing basis, access to the Transmission Availability Data System, Generator Availability Data System, and protection system misoperations databases, or any successor databases thereto. Such access will be limited to:

(1) Data regarding U.S. facilities;  and

(2) Data that is required to be provided to the ERO.

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