Review of SO UPS JSC events that have a significant impact on the functioning and development of global energy systems based on materials from foreign media, official websites of network/system operators

SO UPS JSC has prepared a weekly review of events that have a significant impact on the functioning and development of global energy systems (09/88/2023-09/14/2023), based on materials from foreign media and official websites of network/system operators.

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Review Topics:

- UK system operator renews system service for managing consumption flexibility in winter 2023-2024

- As part of the project for the construction of a 500 MW cross-border connection between Iraq and Jordan, the construction of a 132/33 kV substation was completed

- German Amprion has begun planning the construction of the Windader West energy corridor with a capacity of 8 GW

- GE Vernova announced the start of commercial operation of the fourth group of CCGT units at the Futtsu TPP in Japan

- California CAISO submitted draft rules for the operation of a new day-ahead market for the western US states for approval by FERC

- American MISO received permission to use the ban on the participation of energy resources based on renewable energy sources in the provision of services for the provision of power reserves from September 1 of this year

- The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit appealed FERC's decision to approve the Southeast Energy Market

- The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld the FERC decision regarding the dispute between Hecate Energy and NYISO over technical connection rules

- The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected the arguments of the Electric Suppliers Association and a group of companies in the dispute over the PJM power market.

- The New York State system operator announced its position regarding the extension of the deadline for the next stage of the technical connection procedure for the 140 MW SPP Hill Solar

- The American FERC approved a reduced amount of payments for maintaining the operation of a coal thermal power plant in the state of Missouri to maintain balance sheet reliability

- Decommissioning of the sixth power unit of the Australian coal-fired thermal power plant Muja with a capacity of 400 MW has been postponed for six months