Montana HB55 revises public utility resource planning laws, establishing an integrated resource planning and acquisition program within the Public.
Montana HB55 revises public utility resource planning laws by establishing an integrated resource planning and acquisition program within the Public Service Commission. The bill mandates that public utilities prepare and file integrated least-cost plans every three years, detailing cost-effective means to meet customer service requirements. It requires utilities to hold public meetings and solicit bids for energy and capacity resources through a competitive solicitation process.
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