For applications submitted once the section takes effect, utilities would decide which connection studies are needed and give applicants results within set deadlines.
When reviewing an application to connect to the electric system, a utility would decide at a scoping meeting whether a study is needed and make an agreement with the applicant for each required study.
The utility would provide feasibility study results within 15 days after both sides sign the agreement. It would provide impact or facilities study results within 60 days after both sides sign that agreement.
An electric utility would decide at a scoping meeting whether an application needs a study and make an agreement with the applicant for each required study. This applies when a utility reviews an application under Pennsylvania's interconnection standards. This would apply to applications submitted on or after the section takes effect.
The utility would give the applicant the results of a required study by the applicable deadline. The deadlines cover feasibility, impact, and facilities studies required during an application review. The 15-day or 60-day period starts when both sides sign the agreement for that study.
No hearings or votes scheduled.