Perspective
Mar. 5, 2013
Energy commission proposes new rules
It has been over seven years since the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued its order concerning interconnection of small generators, known as Order No. 2006. By Bill DeGrandis and Candice Castaneda
It has been over seven years since the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued its order concerning interconnection of small generators, known as Order No. 2006. Small generators are facilities or devices used for production of electricity that have a capacity of no more than 20 megawatts. One issue under consideration is whether storage facilities should be considered generating facilities. Interconnection of small gen...
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