The European Commission will unveil a €584 billion ($637 billion) blueprint aimed at modernizing the region’s power grids to effectively
NERC’s plan outlines its intent to make amendments to both its Rules of Procedure and Registry Criteria. These changes aim to introduce a new registered entity function known as Generator Owner – Inverter Based Resources (GO-IBRs). This function will encompass IBR projects that meet the following criteria:
IBR projects with a combined nameplate capacity ranging from 20 MVA to 75 MVA, all of which are connected at a voltage equal to or greater than 100 kV.
IBR projects with an aggregate nameplate capacity equal to or exceeding 20 MVA, all interconnected at a voltage less than 100 kV.
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