Oregon SB1582 mandates electric companies to create programs for procuring grid services from distributed energy resources.
Oregon SB1582 requires each electric company to develop a distributed power plant program for procuring grid services from distributed energy resources. These resources include energy storage devices, load control devices, and electric vehicles. The bill specifies that electric companies must offer a standard open access tariff to customers and may recover costs through rates. The Public Utility Commission is directed to set annual procurement targets and performance incentives.
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