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