Texas HB1343 mandates permits for electric energy storage equipment or facilities in Texas, sets installation criteria, and authorizes fees.
Texas HB1343 requires a permit for installing electric energy storage equipment or facilities in Texas. It prohibits installation without a permit for equipment intended for selling energy or ancillary services at wholesale in the ERCOT power region. The Public Utility Commission of Texas must approve permits based on compliance with state and federal laws and specific location criteria to mitigate fire risks and ensure access to residential areas. The bill also mandates public meetings on permit applications and authorizes fees to cover implementation costs.
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