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Does FERC have jurisdiction over interconnection between generators and transmission providers?
FERC,the D.C. Circuit affirmed the Commission's authority to issue Order No. 2003, observing that “Order No. 2003 asserts jurisdiction over the terms of interconnection between generators and transmission providers” and citing the connection between those terms and the prices for regulated service.
What is the final rule on generator interconnection?
The final rule requires utilities to adopt revised pro forma generator interconnection procedures and agreements to ensure that interconnection customers can interconnect to the transmission system in a reliable, efficient, transparent, and timely manner, and to prevent undue discrimination. The final rule adopts reforms to:
What are the generator interconnection reforms?
The reforms are intended to ensure that the generator interconnection process is just, reasonable, and not unduly discriminatory or preferential. This final rule is effective November 6, 2023.
Where can I find information about small generator interconnection procedures?
Information about small generator interconnection procedures can be found in Electric System Bulletin No. 756, which is available online. These procedures apply to projects equal or less than 20 MW that are located on the NYS Transmission System or on FERC jurisdictional distribution circuits and intend to participate in the NYISO’s markets.
Is FERC's first major transmission reform in a generation?
Phillips noted that “this is FERC’s first major transmission reform in a generation. Our country has a severe interconnection backlog. Currently, there are 2,000 gigawatts of resources in interconnection queues – the largest backlog in history. We have wait times of over five years.
Can a FERC license be used as a demonstration of site control?
For interconnection customers developing generating facilities at non-powered dams, we clarify that a FERC license [ 1191] can serve as a demonstration of site control under subpart (3).