Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-245a-2 - Registration of renewable energy electric generating units
(a)
Units located within New
England. The department shall issue registration numbers to electric
generation units eligible as Class I or Class II renewable energy sources that
have submitted a registration application to the NEPOOL GIS. Such renewable
energy electric units shall apply for registration on a form prescribed by the
department.
(b)
Facilities
located outside New England. The department shall issue registration
numbers to electric generation units eligible as Class I or Class II renewable
energy sources located outside NEPOOL as permitted by section
16-245a(a)(2)
of the Connecticut General Statutes. Such renewable energy electric generation
units shall apply for registration on a form prescribed by the
department.
(c)
Facilities
subject to emissions limitations. Each electric generation unit subject
to the average nitrogen oxide rate restrictions contained in the definitions of
Class I and Class II renewable energy sources shall file with the department
within forty-five (45) days of the end of each calendar quarter an affidavit
attesting to the unit's average nitrogen oxide emission rate per million BTU of
heat input for such quarter. Upon receipt of such information, the department
shall notify the applicable generation information system administrator of such
unit's eligibility for trading as a renewable energy resource in Connecticut.
Failure to file such affidavit may result in the revocation of the renewable
energy unit's registration number, rendering energy generated by the unit
ineligible for trading as a renewable energy resource in Connecticut.
(d)
Audits. The department may
audit any renewable energy electric generation unit at any time to determine
the unit's eligibility as a Class I or Class II renewable energy
source.
(e)
Objections to
classification. Any person that objects to the department's
classification of an electric generating unit pursuant to this section may
request a declaratory ruling from the Department of Public Utility Control
pursuant to section
4-176
of the Connecticut General Statutes as to the electric generating unit's
eligibility as a Class I or Class II renewable energy source.
(f)
Notification of changed
information. If any of the information provided in a registration
application submitted pursuant to this section changes, the department shall be
notified of any such changes within 10 days. Failure to notify the department
of such changed information within 10 days may result in the revocation of the
renewable energy unit's registration number.
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