Iowa HF2668 regulates public utilities, including virtual power plants and integrated resource planning.
Iowa HF2668 addresses the regulation of public utilities, emphasizing the importance of customer-owned generation and storage for meeting electricity demand. The bill defines virtual power plants as collections of customer-owned distributed generation and energy storage resources managed by a common control mechanism within a utility’s service territory. It mandates that virtual power plants are not considered public utilities and requires the commission to adopt rules for their approval and oversight.
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