Washington SB6121 addresses electricity service for large energy use facilities, ensuring costs and risks are borne by these facilities.

Washington SB6121 aims to manage the costs and risks associated with serving large energy use facilities, defined as those using 20 megawatts or more. The bill mandates that electric utilities develop model tariffs by June 30, 2027, specifically for these facilities, separate from other commercial or industrial consumers. These tariffs must allocate costs directly to the facilities, ensure equitable contributions to grid benefits, and mitigate risks to other consumers.

Washington SB6121 addresses electricity service for large energy use facilities, ensuring costs and risks are borne by these facilities.

Washington SB6121 aims to manage the costs and risks associated with serving large energy use facilities, defined as those using 20 megawatts or more. The bill mandates that electric utilities develop model tariffs by June 30, 2027, specifically for these facilities, separate from other commercial or industrial consumers. These tariffs must allocate costs directly to the facilities, ensure equitable contributions to grid benefits, and mitigate risks to other consumers.