Upcoming Texas RE Events
Talk with Texas RE: Modeling and Model Verification - June 24
The purpose of the MOD-026 Reliability Standard is to ensure models used in planning and interconnection analyses are verified and validated, and that these models accurately represent in-service equipment. This is especially important for new inverter-based resources (IBRs) which are experiencing tremendous growth in the Texas Interconnection. In this webinar Texas RE will review modeling and verification from a reliability perspective.
Evolving Grid Workshop - July 16, 2025
The 2024 Long-Term Reliability Assessment (LTRA) shows that most of the North American Bulk Power System (BPS) faces growing resource adequacy concerns over the next 10 years. The Evolving Grid Workshop will explore the reliability and security issues for the Texas Interconnection in 2034. The workshop will focus on the trends that will influence electric reliability and security over the next ten years and beyond.
Upcoming External Events
Understanding NERC's Abeyance Period Process - June 25
Join NERC’s Jamie Calderon, Director of Standards Development, and Lonnie Ratliff, Director of Compliance Assurance and Certification, for a discussion on the Abeyance Period process and how industry can engage during standards development. This session will highlight opportunities to provide input on potential revisions and explore the evolving role of Abeyance in standards implementation.
MRO Regional Risk Assessment Webinar - June 26
MRO will host a webinar highlighting the key findings from the 2025 Regional Summer Assessment (RSA). The 2025 RSA reflects MRO’s independent assessment of the upcoming summer season to identify challenges and potential reliability risks to the reliable and secure operations of the bulk power system within MRO’s regional footprint.
