State Implications of FERC Order 2222: Overview and Actions

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This content delves into the state implications and actions stemming from FERC Order 2222, focusing on RTO/ISO stakeholder engagement, development of tariffs, coordination frameworks, interconnection rules, data sharing requirements, dispute resolution, and more. It outlines the key roles states play, the necessary enabling actions, and the importance of aligning with state energy plans and policies for effective implementation.


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  1. NASUCA FERC Order 2222: State Implications

  2. Disclaimer The ideas expressed are the views of the presenter, and not the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission or the Organization of MISO States. 9/14/2024 https://mn.gov/puc 2

  3. Order 2222: State Implications and Actions Direct Order Needs RTO/ISO Stakeholder Process Participation Development of RTO/ISO tariffs through state representation and regional entity participation RTO/ISO Coordination Framework Creation State Coordination Role (Listed in 2222) 1. Interconnection Agreements and Rules 2. Local rules for distribution system reliability and safety 3. Data sharing requirements (RTO, DERA) 4. Metering and telemetry requirements 5. Review of DU review of DER participation in DERA (60 days) 6. Rules for multi-use applications 7. Resolving disputes State Enabling Actions Integrated Distribution System Planning Interconnection Standards; IEEE1547-2018 Consumer/DER Data Access Grid Data and Hosting Capacity Metering and Telemetry Alignment Evaluation of Retail Program Services Grid Modernization Investments Retail Product Definition Dispute Resolution Process (Consumer Affairs) Broad Implications (Other) Consistency with State Energy Action Plans / State Policy Proactive or Reactive Involvement Demand Response + FERC Order 719 Status Grid Modernization Investments Review Wholesale Distribution System Charges Enabling Grid Technology Cost Allocations State Law Changes? (DERA-registration, data collection from unreg entities (coops/munis), utility definition)

  4. Order 2222: State Implications and Actions Direct Order Needs RTO/ISO Stakeholder Process Participation Development of RTO/ISO tariffs through state representation and regional entity participation RTO/ISO Coordination Framework Creation State Coordination Role (Listed in 2222) 1. Interconnection Agreements and Rules 2. Local rules for distribution system reliability and safety 3. Data sharing requirements (RTO, DERA) 4. Metering and telemetry requirements 5. Review of DU review of DER participation in DERA (60 days) 6. Rules for multi-use applications 7. Resolving disputes State Enabling Actions Integrated Distribution System Planning Interconnection Standards; IEEE1547-2018 Consumer/DER Data Access Grid Data and Hosting Capacity Metering and Telemetry Alignment Evaluation of Retail Program Services Grid Modernization Investments Retail Product Definition Dispute Resolution Process (Consumer Affairs) Broad Implications (Other) Consistency with State Energy Action Plans / State Policy Proactive or Reactive Involvement Demand Response + FERC Order 719 Status Grid Modernization Investments Review Wholesale Distribution System Charges Enabling Grid Technology Cost Allocations State Law Changes? (DERA-registration, data collection from unreg entities (coops/munis), utility definition)

  5. Order 2222: State Implications and Actions Direct Order Needs RTO/ISO Stakeholder Process Participation Development of RTO/ISO tariffs through state representation and regional entity participation RTO/ISO Coordination Framework Creation State Coordination Role (Listed in 2222) 1. Interconnection Agreements and Rules 2. Local rules for distribution system reliability and safety 3. Data sharing requirements (RTO, DERA) 4. Metering and telemetry requirements 5. Review of DU review of DER participation in DERA (60 days) 6. Rules for multi-use applications 7. Resolving disputes State Enabling Actions Integrated Distribution System Planning Interconnection Standards; IEEE1547-2018 Consumer/DER Data Access Grid Data and Hosting Capacity Metering and Telemetry Alignment Evaluation of Retail Program Services Grid Modernization Investments Retail Product Definition Dispute Resolution Process (Consumer Affairs) Broad Implications (Other) Consistency with State Energy Action Plans / State Policy Proactive or Reactive Involvement Demand Response + FERC Order 719 Status Grid Modernization Investments Review Wholesale Distribution System Charges Enabling Grid Technology Cost Allocations State Law Changes? (DERA-registration, data collection from unreg entities (coops/munis), utility definition)

  6. Order 2222: State Implications and Actions Direct Order Needs RTO/ISO Stakeholder Process Participation Development of RTO/ISO tariffs through state representation and regional entity participation RTO/ISO Coordination Framework Creation State Coordination Role (Listed in 2222) 1. Interconnection Agreements and Rules 2. Local rules for distribution system reliability and safety 3. Data sharing requirements (RTO, DERA) 4. Metering and telemetry requirements 5. Review of DU review of DER participation in DERA (60 days) 6. Rules for multi-use applications 7. Resolving disputes State Enabling Actions Integrated Distribution System Planning Interconnection Standards; IEEE1547-2018 Consumer/DER Data Access Grid Data and Hosting Capacity Metering and Telemetry Alignment Evaluation of Retail Program Services Grid Modernization Investments Retail Product Definition Dispute Resolution Process (Consumer Affairs) Broad Implications (Other) Consistency with State Energy Action Plans / State Policy Proactive or Reactive Involvement Demand Response + FERC Order 719 Status Grid Modernization Investments Review Wholesale Distribution System Charges Enabling Grid Technology Cost Allocations State Law Changes? (DERA-registration, data collection from unreg entities (coops/munis), utility definition)

  7. Order 2222: State Implications and Actions Direct Order Needs RTO/ISO Stakeholder Process Participation Development of RTO/ISO tariffs through state representation and regional entity participation RTO/ISO Coordination Framework Creation State Coordination Role (Listed in 2222) 1. Interconnection Agreements and Rules 2. Local rules for distribution system reliability and safety 3. Data sharing requirements (RTO, DERA) 4. Metering and telemetry requirements 5. Review of DU review of DER participation in DERA (60 days) 6. Rules for multi-use applications 7. Resolving disputes State Enabling Actions Integrated Distribution System Planning Interconnection Standards; IEEE1547-2018 Consumer/DER Data Access Grid Data and Hosting Capacity Metering and Telemetry Alignment Evaluation of Retail Program Services Grid Modernization Investments Retail Product Definition Dispute Resolution Process (Consumer Affairs) Broad Implications (Other) Consistency with State Energy Action Plans / State Policy Proactive or Reactive Involvement Demand Response + FERC Order 719 Status Grid Modernization Investments Review Wholesale Distribution System Charges Enabling Grid Technology Cost Allocations State Law Changes? (DERA-registration, data collection from unreg entities (coops/munis), utility definition)

  8. Resources 9/14/2024 https://mn.gov/puc 8

  9. Rate Case Distribution System Investments Order 2222 Lens Performance Based Metrics Minn. 216B.16 Retail Program Offerings Solar Gardens Interconnection Disputes State Distribution System Planning MN PUC Order 15-556, 18-251 CCOS Allocations Service Quality PPA Review Value of Solar Minn. Stat. 216B.164 Load Flexibility Pilots Interconnection Standards Update Minn. Stat. 216B.1611 Non-Traditional Alternatives Analysis EV Pilots Utility Managed Third Party Suppliers Advanced Metering Infrastructure Non-Wires Alternatives Integrated Resource Planning Hosting Capacity Analysis Minn. Stat. 216B.2425 Customer Energy Usage Data DG Preferred Resource Grid-Interactive Buildings Grid Modernization and Investments Minn. Stat. 216B.2425 Home Area Energy Networks Data Privacy Affiliated Interest Utility Investments Grid Data Access Fuel Clause Review RTO Pass Through Costs Community-Based Solar

  10. What do I do now? Short Term: - Participate and monitor the RTO/ISO Order 2222 Tariff Development - Use Order 2222 lens (retail programs, investment requests, utility service bounds) - Adopt IEEE 1547-2018, update interconnection standards (create nimble process) - Educate staff on grid needs, grid modernization, and Order 2222 - Consider/Create Distribution System Planning - Evaluate Existing Dispute Resolution Staff and Processes - Review Laws and Regulations (Legislative Needs?) - Monitor Your RTO Order 2222 Implementation Timeline 9/14/2024 https://mn.gov/puc

  11. Questions: Tricia DeBleeckere Tricia.DeBleeckere@state.mn.us 612-270-3086

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