Weird and wacky (erroneous?) transmission transfer limits for VIC1-NSW1 and Basslink on Tuesday 13th February 2024

Posted by Paul McArdle Tuesday, February 13 2024 Topic: 2024-02-13 VIC 'Significant Power System Event'

A short article, hopefully (close to) last in the day with this snapshot from ez2view that’s related to a question from a client (GR Case 00006624):

2024-02-13-ez2view-Transmission

Flagging that there’s appears to have been something that’s gone wrong in NEMDE with the import and/or export limit formulations for (at least) these two interconnectors (i.e. VIC1-NSW1 and the Basslink (i.e. T-V-MNSP1)) as a by-product of all the other things that went awry today.

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2 Comments on "Weird and wacky (erroneous?) transmission transfer limits for VIC1-NSW1 and Basslink on Tuesday 13th February 2024"

  1. Alex Cowie | Tuesday, February 13 2024 at 9:13 pm | Reply

    Also Heywood and Murraylink

  2. Pedro | Wednesday, February 14 2024 at 11:51 am | Reply

    The Vic-NSW interconnector constraint equation “allowed” 6,574MW to flow Sth at yesterdays 14:25 DI.

2 Trackbacks & Pingbacks

  1. [FIRST CUT OF] a sequence of events for what happened in Victoria through the day on Tuesday 13th February 2024 (via Timeline #1) - WattClarity
  2. Victorian renewable generation on 13 February 2024: One picture and a thousand (sorry, many more) words - WattClarity

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