Network control

In force

For a supply network, network control is—

(a)

coordinating the operation of the supply network and any generators connected to it; or

(b)

coordinating maintenance programs and schedules for generating plant and elements of the supply network; or

(c)

ensuring the integrity of the supply network; or

(d)

controlling switching of elements of the supply network and access to them, including disconnection of load, for maintenance, inspection and testing; or

(e)

issuing directions for, and implementing reductions in, demand of customers supplied by the supply network in emergencies when available electricity is limited; or

(f)

scheduling and controlling the switching of controllable load.

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9 Network control