How IBR Asset Owners can Comply with NERC Mandates - FERC Order 901

Industry veterans will delve into IBR operating data collection, data management, reporting obligations, impending new/revised NERC Reliability Standards and GO/GOP operating fidelity/ride through performance during grid disturbances.

The focus will be on providing real-world insights, and clear and actionable information for site operations leadership, compliance professionals as well as IBR power generation asset owners. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about cutting-edge digital tools that enhance IBR performance, grid reliability and NERC compliance!

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What do I get out of this session?

1. FERC Order No. 901 - High-level summary of the impending new/revised NERC Reliability Standards related to collecting IBR monitoring and performance data during system faults. Most GOPs acting on behalf of GOs (IBR asset owners) are several months behind schedule in setting up the requisite digital infrastructure to comply with forthcoming NERC Reliability Standards that will address gaps in IBR performance.

2. Data Points, Data Collection & Storage – Discussion of Devices/Sensors, including Voltage Sensors @ POI, Frequency Monitoring, Inverter-Level Oscillography Data, IBR Controllers/Dynamic Voltage Support Settings, Fault Event Data Recorders, Inverter Fault Codes and Data Storage.

3. Digital Solutions – A summary of technology innovations which enhance event analysis protocols, ease IBR performance data management burdens for GOs/GOPs and facilitate seamless compliance reporting.

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