Weekly Operational Planning Margin Requirement (OPMR)
Overview
When assessing and publishing generation availability information against system requirements, Electricity System Operator (ESO) includes an Operational Planning Margin Requirement (OPMR) above demand forecast for 2 - 52 weeks ahead. This OPMR is the amount of generation, in excess of demand forecast, that is required to meet Electricity System Operator's (ESO) Reserve Requirement.
Additional Information
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Update Frequency | Weekly |
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Weekly Operational Planning Margin Requirement (OPMR)
The weekly Operational Planning Margin Requirement (OPMR) is published on a weekly basis and contains a view of 2-52 weeks ahead forecast for the OPMR.
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