When a conflict is found between Reliability Coordinators' restoration plans, how many calendar days are allocated for resolution?

The correct answer is 30 days. This timeframe is specified in the context of Reliability Coordinators' responsibilities to ensure coordination among entities for reliable operations and effective restoration plans. When discrepancies arise between these restoration plans, the standard practice allocates a period of 30 calendar days to resolve these conflicts. This allows for a structured approach to reconciliation, ensuring that all involved parties have adequate time to communicate, negotiate, and adjust their plans to meet reliability standards. This timeframe helps maintain the integrity of the grid and ensures that all stakeholders can work toward a common goal without causing undue delays or risks to system reliability.