Within how many days should the Generator Owner provide blackstart test results to the Reliability Coordinator or Transmission Owner upon request?

The Generator Owner is required to provide blackstart test results to the Reliability Coordinator or Transmission Owner within a specified timeframe following a request. In this instance, the correct duration is 30 calendar days. This timeline is crucial for maintaining reliability-related communications and ensuring that all stakeholders have access to vital operational data in a timely manner.

Providing these test results promptly supports proactive monitoring of the electric grid and helps in assessing the readiness of blackstart resources, which are essential for restoring power during an outage. By adhering to this 30-day requirement, Generator Owners contribute to the overall reliability and stability of the power system, allowing Reliability Coordinators and Transmission Owners to perform their roles effectively in emergency preparedness and response scenarios.