CAISO Transmission Planning Process FAQ
GridSME Reliability & Compliance Team • Jan 03, 2019

The CAISO has recently established new modeling requirements for generators as part of its expansion of the transmission planning process. These requirements require action for some generating units starting in May 2019. GridSME has developed these Frequently Asked Questions to help CAISO generators navigate these new requirements, and determine if and when they may apply to you.

 

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