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Minutes of Distribution Code Review Panel Meeting of 6th December 2022

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Modification #44 - 1.1 pu Clarification and Adoption of Declared Supply Voltage

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Modification 35 - Power Factor requirements for Type CD WFPS connections_CER Approved

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Modification Proposal #42 - Clarity of Power Factor requirements for windfarms at low power levels

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Modification Proposal #34a - Volt Freq FRT for all generators

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Modification Proposal #34b - Volt Freq FRT for all generators

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Modification Proposal #34c - Volt Freq FRT for all generators

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Modification Proposal #34d - Define Generator Operating Modes

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Modification Proposal #41 - DCRP Class Derogation

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Modification Proposal 40 Authorised Persons

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modification-proposal-36---power-park-modules-and-the-reduction-of-the-controllability-threshold-from-5mw-to-1mw

CRU has approved Modification No. 36 of the Distribution Code. The requirements stated under DCC11 are driven largely by the combined effect that large penetration of Non-Synchronous generation on the operation of the Transmission System. To date, this cohort of generation has comprised, almost exclusively of wind generation. It is now apparent that other forms of generation [most notably PV], which have an invertor between the primary source and the Connection Point, present the same technical challenges to System Operation. It is logical therefore that the same technical requirements should apply to them.

This approach is also consistent with that which will be taken upon adoption of the European Network Codes, most notably the Requirements for Generation [RfG], wherein the document structure is divided between Synchronous Generators and what are termed Power Park Modules.

Separately, the total quantum of generation connecting to the system has reached levels at which the quantum of un-controlled real power from distribution connected generation poses a threat to the stability of the power system. For that reason and for the reasons stated above with regard to the increase in solar generation connections, EirGrid deem necessary to make more of the PPM fleet MW controllable.

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MV _amp_ LV Cable Installation Drawings

Drawings of MV & LV Cable Installations.

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