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DESCRIPTION:The Rowe Energy Control Center (RECC) houses Minnesota Power’
 s Real-time Balancing Authority Area\, Transmission & Distribution operati
 ng functions and is staffed by NERC-certified operators 24/7\, 365 days a 
 year. The RECC is the primary Control Center for operation of the MP Bulk 
 Electric System (BES) and houses many critical systems and functions withi
 n the facility. The RECC was constructed to survive severe weather threats
 \, minimize exposure to electronic interference\, and operate independentl
 y during blackout conditions.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Wayne Shields\, Bruce Ho
 well\n\nBldg: Minnesota Power Operations Center\, 3215 W Arrowhead Rd\, Du
 luth\, Minnesota\, United States\, 55811
LOCATION:Bldg: Minnesota Power Operations Center\, 3215 W Arrowhead Rd\, Du
 luth\, Minnesota\, United States\, 55811
ORGANIZER:wshields@mnpower.com
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SUMMARY:MN Power Operations Center Tour Followed by Dinner at Crooked Pint 
 Ale House
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/158029
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The Rowe Energy Control Center (RECC) hous
 es Minnesota Power&rsquo\;s Real-time Balancing Authority Area\, Transmiss
 ion &amp\; Distribution operating functions and is staffed by NERC-certifi
 ed operators 24/7\, 365 days a year. The RECC is the primary Control Cente
 r for operation of the MP Bulk Electric System (BES) and houses many criti
 cal systems and functions within the facility. The RECC was constructed to
  survive severe weather threats\, minimize exposure to electronic interfer
 ence\, and operate independently during blackout conditions.</p>
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