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In this section, we first explain why primary, secondary and tertiary control have been renamed as the frequency containment, frequency restoration and reserve replacement processes. We then discuss in more detail how the balance responsibility between system operators is shared in each of these three processes. We also refer to a clock incident that illustrates the fragility of the shared responsibility.
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