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MO HB1279
Bill
Status
3/12/2015
Primary Sponsor
Bill Kidd
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AI Summary
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Requires qualified utilities to approve use of their transmission or distribution systems within 60 days when contract customers request delivery of electricity from renewable energy facilities they select
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Contract customers must have a minimum annual peak demand of 1 megawatt, though multiple metered locations may be aggregated to meet this threshold
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Utilities must file a "Renewable Real Time Pricing Program" tariff within 90 days of the section's effective date, covering administrative costs, distribution, transmission, generation capacity, and supplemental energy services
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Pricing and contract duration are determined through negotiation between the renewable energy facility owner and contract customer, with the utility acting as intermediary purchaser and reseller
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Environmental attributes (such as renewable energy credits) remain with the facility owner unless otherwise specified by contract, and renewable energy facilities under this program are not classified as public utilities
Legislative Description
Establishes a renewable power purchase agreement program
Last Action
Public Hearing Completed (H)
4/1/2015