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ESO
GSR027: Review of the NETS SQSS Criteria for Frequency Control that drive reserve, response and inertia holding on the GB electricity system
FRCR Consultation Webinar Recording - Monday 8 March 2021
This modification is required to address the specific actions from the Energy Emergency Executive Committee (E3C) and Ofgem final reports into the power outage of 9th August 2019 for the ESO to review, in consultation with industry, the NETS SQSS requirements that drive reserve, response and inertia holding on the GB electricity system.
Modification status: Current - Authority decision - to be implemented 1 April 2021
Last updated: 17 June 2021
Code Administrator Contact: Paul Mullen - [email protected]
Governance Route: Standard
Impacts:
* High: National Grid ESO, Consumers (and consumer organisations)
Medium Impact: Generators, Interconnectors, Network Operators
* Low: Transmission Owner companies