California AB2383 mandates electrical corporations to file tariffs for data centers, ensuring cost equity and preventing stranded generation costs.
California AB2383 requires electrical corporations to file generation service tariffs for data centers. These tariffs must ensure that data centers pay a fair share of costs related to wildfire mitigation, electrification, and environmental programs. The tariffs also establish mechanisms to prevent nonparticipating customers from incurring stranded generation costs due to data centers' incremental load. Tariffs must be consistent with state clean energy policies and ensure that data centers contribute equitably to reliability programs.
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