What is Hot reserves and spinning reserves?



What is Hot reserves and spinning reserves?..

Answer / iamdon

Hot resreves- Power plant available with thermal process in
operational readiness.

Spinning reserves- Power plant conected to bus and is ready
for taking loads(if any)

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