Grid Connection and Congestion Management Act mandates open access transmission tariffs to include basic access service for energy-only delivery.
The Grid Connection and Congestion Management Act requires Regional Transmission Organizations and Independent System Operators to offer basic access service for energy-only delivery. This service allows generating facilities to interconnect and inject energy up to approved levels without additional transmission facilities or upgrades. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission must revise the pro forma open access transmission tariff to integrate these services. The act sets timelines for evaluations and establishes conditions for service, including operating limits and curtailment provisions.
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