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Answer each one before you open the explanation. On the exam there's no explanation, and you have about 77 seconds a question on RC and BT, 90 on TO and BI.
A Transmission Loading Relief (TLR) Log must be filed after any TLR event at or above which level?
- A. Level 2
- B. Level 1
- C. Level 3
- D. Level 5
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Answer A Level 2
The NERC Glossary defines the TLR Log as the report required after every TLR Level 2 or higher. The NERC Interchange Distribution Calculator prepares it, the issuing Reliability Coordinator reviews and approves it, and it is then filed in a public area of the NERC web site.
Reference: NERC Glossary - TLR (Transmission Loading Relief) Log
A generator sited in Balancing Authority M is moved by Dynamic Transfer into the effective control boundaries of Balancing Authority N. Balancing Authority N is therefore the
- A. Native Balancing Authority
- B. Attaining Balancing Authority
- C. Intermediate Balancing Authority
- D. Sending Balancing Authority
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Answer B Attaining Balancing Authority
The NERC Glossary defines the Attaining Balancing Authority as the one bringing generation or load into its effective control boundaries through a Dynamic Transfer, which is Balancing Authority N here. Balancing Authority M, which gives the resource up from its boundaries, is the Native Balancing Authority, and an Intermediate Balancing Authority is a different idea again: one sitting on the scheduling path of an Interchange Transaction.
Reference: NERC Glossary - Attaining Balancing Authority; Native Balancing Authority; Dynamic Transfer
