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  • Regulatory must-take generation
    The ISO plans to revise its tariff definition of regulatory must-take generation related to combined heat and power resources to make it more applicable to facilities capable of producing electricity in conjunction with their industrial processes and thermal energy uses. The new definition will allow combined heat and power resources to establish a capacity level eligible for regulatory must-take generation scheduling priority even though the resource is no longer subject to a grandfathered power purchase agreement. The ISO will also clarify that once grandfathered power purchase agreements have terminated resources will be required to comply with the ISO tariff. Current policy exempts facilities with grandfathered power purchase agreements from complying with the ISO tariff.
    • Outcome
      Effective December 2012, combined heat and power resources that are no longer subject to a grandfathered power purchase agreement can retain a higher regulatory must-take generation scheduling priority for the capacity dedicated to their industrial hosts. — Implementation: Dec. 3, 2012; FERC approval: Nov. 30, 2012; Tariff amendment filing: Sept. 17, 2012 (ER12-2634); Board of Governors approval: May 16, 2012
    • Regulatory must-take generation - papers and proposals
    • Regulatory must-take generation - tariff
    • Comments on draft final proposal
    • Comments on update and modifications revised straw proposal
    • Comments on update and modifications straw proposal
    • Comments on revised straw proposal
    • Comments on final draft tariff language
    • Comments on second draft tariff language
    • Comments on draft tariff language
    • Comments on tariff language