WyomingWyoming would exempt power producers serving a few large customers
Starting July 1, 2027, Wyoming would exempt power producers serving only a few customers with high demand from one part of its utility law.
What it does
Starting July 1, 2027, producers serving only one customer needing at least 25 megawatts, or up to four needing at least 100 megawatts combined, would be exempt from one part of Wyoming's utility law.
Wyoming's utility commission would make rules needed to carry out the exemption. That duty would begin when the bill becomes law.
Argument forThe exemption could give customers with very high power needs another way to arrange electricity service.
Argument againstExempting these producers from part of the utility law might mean fewer state checks on the power service their customers receive.
More detail
Wyoming would exempt qualifying power producers from one part of state utility law. This covers producers serving one customer needing at least 25 megawatts of power, or up to four customers needing at least 100 megawatts combined. Producers must serve only the customers who meet these limits. The exemption would take effect July 1, 2027.
Wyoming's Public Service Commission would make rules needed to carry out the exemption. The rules would address the proposed exemption for qualifying power producers. The rulemaking requirement would take effect when the bill becomes law.
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