This document provides guidance on managing power system reliability through a key performance indicator approach. It addresses the challenge of data overload in modern power monitoring systems and presents best practices for defining KPIs, determining what data to collect, and effectively presenting information. The document explains how to translate strategic goals into measurable KPIs, leverage international standards such as EN 50160, IEC 61000-4-30, IEEE 1159, and the ITI Curve, and organize data through tables, charts, and time-series trends. It demonstrates how engineering and maintenance managers can extract actionable intelligence from large volumes of monitoring data, enabling proactive power system management. The approach helps organizations transition from reactive troubleshooting to strategic reliability management by focusing on critical performance metrics rather than attempting to analyze all available data. Note: AI-generated document summary. Please check the original document for detailed information.
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