HB 367 — Solar Power Utility Amendments

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t3 None S6 HB0367 compared with HB0367S01 Utah Code Sections Affected:

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H54-15-109 54-15-109,, Utah Code Annotated 1953 BBe .it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Utah:

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Section54-15-109. 54-15-109 is enacted to read:

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(a){(a) {"Export credit floor" means the minimum value at which an electrical corporation shall credit a customer for excess customer-generated electricity under a time-of-use export pricing tariff.} } (b){(a)} "Real-time pricing" means pricing for excess customer-generated electricity that 1streflects Sub.the {actual or near-actual wholesale market price of } value of customer-generated electricity at the {time the electricity } hour it is delivered to the electrical corporation.

(Buff)(c){(b)} H.B."Seasonal time-of-use pricing" means pricing for excess customer-generated electricity that establishes predetermined export credit rates for defined {time periods based on historical or anticipated patterns } periods, generally corresponding to climatic seasons, that reflect the value of customer-generated electricity {demand, rather than actual wholesale market prices} for the period.

367(d){(c)} 02-03"Time-of-use 09:16export reflectspricing thetariff" valuemeans ofa customer-generatedtariff electricityapproved atby the hourcommission itthat isprovides delivereddifferential topricing thefor electricalexcess corporation.customer-generated electricity using either seasonal time-of-use pricing or real-time pricing.

(b)(2) "SeasonalThe time-of-usecommission pricing"shall meansrequire pricingeach electrical corporation with a net metering program or other program to compensate customers for their excess customer-generated electricity thatto establishesmake predeterminedavailable exportto creditcustomers ratesenrolling forin definedor periods,participating generallyin corresponding{the tonet climaticmetering seasons,program that} reflectsuch theprograms valuea oftime-of- customer-generateduse electricityexport forpricing tariff {as an optional alternative to the period.standard net metering tariff described in Section 54-15-104} .

(c) "Time-of-use export pricing tariff" means a tariff approved by the commission that provides differential pricing for excess customer-generated electricity using either seasonal time-of-use pricing or real-time pricing.

(2) The commission shall require each electrical corporation with a net metering program or other program to compensate customers for their excess customer-generated electricity to make available to customers enrolling in or participating in such programs a time-of-use export pricing tariff.

(b){(b) allow{establish aan customerexport participatingcredit infloor athat time-of-useis:} export} pricing- tariff2 to- determineHB0367 whencompared thewith customerHB0367S01 exports{(i) excess{not customer-generatedless electricitythan to60% of the electricalapplicable corporation;retail electricity rate;

andand} (c)} provide{(ii) differential{not ratesless forthan creditingzero;} } (c){(b)} allow a customer participating in a {net metering program } time-of-use export pricing tariff to determine when the customer exports excess customer-generated electricity.electricity to the electrical corporation;

and (d){(c)} provide differential rates for crediting excess customer-generated electricity.

(b) is not required to participate in a time-of-use export pricing tariff;tariff;and {(c) {may continue to participate in any other net metering tariff for which the customer is eligible under this chapter;

andand} (c)} (d){(c)} may change between tariff options in accordance with the terms and conditions established by the commission.

(a) provide clear written disclosure to a customer before the customer elects to participate in a time-of-usetime-of- use export pricing tariff that explains:

(i) how the time-of-use export pricing tariff differs from {the standard net metering tariff} alternative tariffs available to the customer;

(ii) the time periods and corresponding credit rates under the time-of-use export pricing tariff;tariff;and {(iii) {the conditions under which the export credit floor applies;

andand} -} 2(iv){(iii)} -the 02-03customer's 09:16ability 1stto Sub.return to the {standard net metering } customer's previous tariff;

(Buff)and H.B.(b) allow a customer participating in a time-of-use export pricing tariff to return to the {standard net metering } customer's previous tariff in accordance with terms and conditions established by the commission.

367 (iii) the customer's ability to return to the customer's previous tariff;

and (b) allow a customer participating in a time-of-use export pricing tariff to return to the customer's previous tariff in accordance with terms and conditions established by the commission.

(8) The commission shall establish a time-of-use export pricing tariff as required by this section no later than {six months } one year after the effective date of this section.

- 3 - HB0367 compared with HB0367S01 (a) modifies or impairs the rights of a customer participating in a net metering or net billing program under an existing tariff or rate schedule;

Effective date.

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