Case Study: Continuous GPS Compliance Monitoring for Sub-Synchronous Oscillations

You Don't Know You're Non-Compliant Until AEMO Calls

Your solar farm has been running smoothly for five years. High-speed meters are recording gigabytes of data every month. No one's looking at it.

Then AEMO calls:
"We've identified an oscillatory instability event at your connection point on 16 April 2026, at 0321 NEM time. We believe your plant is not damping the oscillations and could be non-compliant with NER Cl. S5.2.5.10. You have 5 business days to provide your assessment."

The scramble begins.
Someone needs to access the site server. Extract files from the right time window. Figure out what "oscillatory instability" even means. Find a specialist consultant who can analyze sub-synchronous oscillations.
The consultant quotes an exorbitant fee and needs three weeks to even start looking at the issue.
AEMO's deadline? Five days.

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