What should generation owners/operators do during a High System Voltage Action?

During a High System Voltage Action, the appropriate step for generation owners/operators is to operate at the lower bandwidth of the voltage schedule. This helps in managing the system voltage by ensuring that the generation output does not exacerbate the existing high voltage conditions. Operating at a lower output aids in stabilizing the system voltage as it reduces the supply of electricity that could otherwise contribute to elevated levels.

By adhering to the voltage schedule and adjusting output accordingly, operators can play an essential role in maintaining grid reliability and safety. This practice is particularly crucial during scenarios where the grid experiences high voltage conditions, as it allows for better management and mitigation of potential impacts on both the grid and connected assets.

Adjusting generation levels in this manner is a proactive approach to ensure that the overall system remains balanced and operates effectively within the acceptable voltage ranges.