"The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should ensure that new rules
for transmission planning and cost allocation provide that end-use customers
directly benefit from lines they are charged for, a coalition of 14 utilities
said Friday.
The Coalition for Fair Transmission Policy is responding to a notice of
proposed rulemaking issued by FERC June 17. The NOPR is intended to establish
principals of cost allocation for intraregional and interregional transmission
facilities."
for transmission planning and cost allocation provide that end-use customers
directly benefit from lines they are charged for, a coalition of 14 utilities
said Friday.
The Coalition for Fair Transmission Policy is responding to a notice of
proposed rulemaking issued by FERC June 17. The NOPR is intended to establish
principals of cost allocation for intraregional and interregional transmission
facilities."
Coalition members include Alliant Energy, Ameren, Consolidated Edison, CMS Energy, Con Edison, DTE Energy, Indianapolis Power & Light, Northeast Utilities, PPL, Progress Energy, SCANA, Public Service Enterprise Group, Southern Company, and United Illuminating.
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