OHIO PUC Proposes Interconnection Revisions

Tuesday, Jan 22 2013

On January 16, 2013, the Ohio Public Utility Commission staff issued proposed revisions to that state's interconnection procedures for comment. A supplemental review process with a 100% of minimum load penetration screen and two additional technical screens are among the changes proposed. Comments are due later in January with reply comments in February. Read the full text.

Ohio-Supplemental-Entry.pdf (929.2 KB)

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