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SMART GRID INTEROPERABILIT Y PANEL TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION DEWG F2F MEETING December 5, 2011

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S M A R T G R I D I N T E R O P E R A B I L I T Y P A N E L

TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION DEWG F2F MEETING

December 5, 2011

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T&D DEWG F2F Meeting Tentative Agenda – 12.05.2011

1) NIST Update (15 mins)

1) NIST Framework & Roadmap Release 2.0 – FRN public comment period ended 11/25 http://collaborate.nist.gov/twiki-sggrid/bin/view/SmartGrid/IKBFramework#Draft_NIST_Framework_and_Roadmap

2) Comments for input from T&D DEWG

2) Transmission Bus Load Model – Nokhum (25 minutes)

3) PAP Updates (8, 14, 12, 13, 7, 16 - Joe, Jerry, Frances, Nokhum) (10 minutes)

4) T&D standards issues relevant to other PAPs or for new PAPS (15 minutes)

1) Dynamics in customer loads – dynamic pricing;

2) Coordinating protection and control systems on T&D side w/DER

3) Architecting applications for SG – framework related to TBLM

4) Harmonization of 61400-25 & 61850: 61400-25 alarm model absent in 61850; meteorological tower – different in 61850; how COMFEDE would work in wind plant and DER, esp. w/disturbance

5) Dynamics of large-scale deployment of renewables

5) Relationship of T&D DEWG with DRGS , TCC, and other SGIP WGs and Committees (15 mins)

6) Catalog of Standards (CoS) (10 minutes)

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Jerry FitzPatrick

NIST Framework, Release 2.0

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Release 2.0 FRN Comments for T&D DEWG

# Organization Page Section Lines Comment Comment Type

SGIP WG/ NIST

Respondent's Proposed Resolution

Resolution Notes/Action

1 NEMA

Paul MolitorNational Electrical Manufacturers Assoc.Smart Grid and Special Projectsphone: (703) [email protected]

11.22.2011 2:24pm

NIST_Framework_and_Roadmap_2-0_NEMA-feedback.doc

21 1.3 ## We suggest you change the beginning of the definition for a Legacy Systems to read, “A legacy systems is an installed technology base, computer system, component…”

Editorial T&D DEWGNIST

Add “A legacy systems is an installed technology base, computer system, component…” to beginning of definition for 'legacy systems'.

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# Organization Page Section Lines Comment Comment

Type SGIP WG/ NISTRespondent's Proposed Resolution

Resolution Notes/Action

2 Southern Company

Related thereto, Southern Company would be remiss if it did not take this opportunity to reiterate that the vertically integrated utility model employed by Southern Company not only remains viable as the smart grid advances but is also associated with some of the most robust electrical infrastructure development, reliable electric operations and satisfied customers in the entire United States. For these and other reasons, Southern Company would encourage NIST to avoid any inferences or implications in Framework 2.0 that the existing electric system, especially in the Southeast, is antiquated. In that regard, for example, we would encourage NIST to revisit the definition of “legacy system” which currently is defined in Framework 2.0 as follows: A legacy system is an old technology, computer system, component, or application program that continues to be used . . . . The use of the word “old” is unnecessary and value-laden. Just because a piece of equipment is not the newest does not mean it cannot function very efficiently. Accordingly, Southern Company would suggest using the defined term “proven technology” in lieu of “legacy system”, substituting the word “existing” for the word “old” in such definition and similarly avoiding unnecessarily derogatory references within Framework 2.0 when discussing deployed technologies.

Technical NISTT&D DEWG

Release 2.0 FRN Comments for T&D DEWG

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# Organization Page Section Lines Comment Comment Type

SGIP WG/ NIST

Respondent's Proposed

ResolutionResolution Notes/Action

3 Honeywell 193 10.1 3538 Table 10, row 7, column 2 describes "Transmission" as "The carriers of bulk electricity over long distances. May also store and generate electricity". I understand the potential for Transmission actors to store electricity. I am unsure of their role in electricity generation.

Technical NISTT&D

DEWG

Release 2.0 FRN Comments for T&D DEWG

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Nokhum Markushevich

Transmission Bus Load Model (TBLM)

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Joe Hughes

PAP 8 & 14 Updates

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Jerry FitzPatrick

PAP 12 & 13 Updates

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PAP 7 & 16

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Joe Hughes

T&D standards issues relevant to other PAPs or for new PAPS

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T&D standards issues relevant to other PAPs or for new PAPS

1) Dynamics in customer loads – dynamic pricing; 2) Coordinating protection and control systems on

T&D side w/DER3) Architecting applications for SG – framework

related to TBLM4) Harmonization of 61400-25 & 61850:

1) 61400-25 alarm model absent in 61850;2) meteorological tower – different in 618503) how COMFEDE would work in wind plant

and DER, esp. w/disturbance5) Dynamics of large-scale deployment of

renewables

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Relationship of T&D DEWG with DRGS , TCC, and other SGIP WGs and Committees

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Jerry FitzPatrick

Catalog of Standards (CoS)