NAGF Activities

NAGF Activities

The NAGF is actively engaged in a number of tactical and strategic activities with FERC and NERC which provide the opportunity to convey the technical capabilities, technical constraints, and economic impacts of Reliability Standards and proposed regulatory changes on the generator sector.

Policy Influence and Representation

  • FERC Notices of Inquires
  • FERC Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR)
  • NERC Board Of Trustee (BOT) Policy Input
  • NERC Standards Development Team
  • NERC Compliance Guidance
  • NERC BOT Meetings
  • NERC Standards Committee (SC)
  • NERC Compliance and Certification Committee (CCC)
  • NERC Reliability and Security Technical Committee (RSTC)
  • NERC Resources and Event Analysis Subcommittees (RS/EAS).
  • NERC Essential Reliability Services Working Group (ERSWG)
  • NERC Trades Association Conference Calls
  • Generator Frequency Response

Generation Facilities Lessons Learned

LL20250901: IBR Control Interactions and Oscillatory Events

LL20240501: Incorrect IBR Primary Frequency Response Logic Caused Negative ACE

LL20231102: Wind Turbine Generation Loss due to Unexpected and Insufficient Ride-through Performance

LL20230701: Weathering the Storm – System Hardening

LL20230401: Combustion Turbine Anti-Icing Control Strategy

LL20220701: Forecasted High Winds

LL20220402: Islanding and Insufficient Primary Frequency Response Resulted in Unintended UFLS

LL20220401: Distributed Energy Resource Performance Characteristics during a Disturbance

LL20210501: Interconnection Oscillation Disturbances

LL20210401: Controlled Islanding due to Wildfire Event

LL20191201: Moisture Intrusion in Hermetically Sealed Metering Current Transformer

LL20190202: Substation Fires – Working with First Responders

LL20190201: Current Drone Usage

LL20181203: Cascading Analysis Identifies Need for Pre-Contingent Load Shed

LL20170701: Loss of Wind Turbines due to Transient Voltage Disturbances on the Bulk Transmission System

LL20170601: Generator Trip While Performing Frequency Response

LL20170401: Dispatched Reduction in Generation Output Causes Frequency Deviation

LL20151203: Human Error Leads to Evacuation of Primary Control Room

LL20150602: Generator Distributed Control System Impact on Automatic Voltage Regulators

LL20141203: Loss of Multiple Generators Due to Control Air Problems

LL20140301: Turbine Combustor Lean Blowout on Large-Frame Combustion Turbines

LL20140202: A Generating Station Ground Mat Problem Led to the Trip of Two Generating Units (2000 MW)

LL20130402: Lack of Separation for Critical Control Power Supply Leads to loss of Multiple Units at a Power Station

LL20120903: Winter Storm Inlet Air Duct Icing

LL20120606: Alarm Interpretation Leads to Generator Stator Coil Failure

LL20111002: Plant Fuel Switching and Cold Weather

LL20111001: Plant Instrument and Sensing Equipment Freezing Due to Heat Trace and Insulation Failures

LL20110903: Generating Unit Temperature Design Parameters and Extreme Winter Conditions

LL20110902: Adequate Maintenance and Inspection of Generator Freeze Protection

LL20110705: Sub-Synchronous Interaction

LL20110503: Area Control Error Event

LL20110502: Generator Plant Gas Supply – Event #2

LL20110501: Generator Plant Gas Supply – Event #1

LL20101203: Protection Shields for Generator Step-up Transformers

LL20101201: Generating Station Auxiliary Power Bus Undervoltage

LL20100601: Control Labeling of Generator Voltage Regulators

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