WI SB1122

Electric public utilities are prohibited from recovering any rate of return on equity for retired electric generating facilities through customer rates

Large electric generating facilities (100+ megawatts) may be constructed without a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) if the owner will consume at least 70% of the facility's output on-site for nonresidential purposes

Facilities seeking the CPCN exemption that interconnect with a public utility's electric grid must pay all associated interconnection costs

The Public Service Commission must create and maintain a public web dashboard displaying the procedural status of all CPCN applications and related permits from federal, state, and local governments

The bill expands an existing exemption that previously applied only to manufacturing and ferrous mineral mining to cover any nonresidential on-site consumption