More Questions

Question:
When is a Reactive Reserve Check (RRC) necessary?

Answer:
RRC is only necessary upon the request of PJM’s dispatchers; transmission owners cannot submit RRC data until PJM creates a new RRC for their zone(s). Generally, PJM requests an RRC during capacity deficient conditions, when a Heavy Load Voltage Schedule Warning is implemented, or as part of an RRC test to ensure operator readiness.

Status Reports, MinGen, IRC and RRC FAQs

1. What is the difference between Current and Peak Status Reports?
2. When can I acknowledge a Gen Checkout report?
3. What if I can’t acknowledge a Gen Checkout report after updating Markets Gateway and creating necessary Generator tickets?
4. How often is the Gen Checkout report updated?
5. When can I expect the Minimum Generation (MinGen) Report to be issued?
6. What is the deadline for submitting MinGen, IRC, and RRC information?
7. When is a Reactive Reserve Check (RRC) necessary?
8. What is required when PJM requests a Reactive Reserve Check (RRC)?