Louisiana SB490 establishes rules for private use electrical networks, exempting them from public utility regulation.
Louisiana SB490 creates provisions for private use electrical networks, which are generation, storage, and related electrical facilities located on contiguous, adjacent, or commonly controlled property, primarily serving one or more identified load customers. These networks are exempt from being deemed public utilities and are not subject to regulation by the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) based on their customer load, operator, interconnection, or participation in MISO programs.
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