Mich. Admin. Code R. 460.926 - Fees
Rule 26.
(1) After
the effective date of these rules, fees for the pre-application report, the
non-export track and the fast track must be established as listed in subrule
(2) of this rule. Initial fees for the study track must not exceed initial fee
caps as established in subrule (3) of this rule. Fees must remain in effect
until interconnection procedures are approved by the commission under
R 460.920.
(2) The fee amounts for the pre-application
report, non-export track, and fast track for all levels of DERs are as follows:
(a) The pre-application report fee may not
exceed $300.
(b) The non-export
track fee may not exceed $100 + $1/kWac for certified DERs and $100 + $2/kWac
for non-certified DERs.
(c) The
fast track initial review fee is $100 + $1/kWac for certified DERs and $100 +
$2/kWac for non-certified DERs.
(d)
Any applicable legacy net metering program application fee pursuant to
R 460.1004(7) or
distributed generation program application fee pursuant to
R 460.1006(6), in
combination with any applicable fast track initial review fee, fast track
supplemental review fees and any study track fees, must not exceed a total of
$50.
(3) The initial fee
caps for a fast track supplemental review and the study track for all levels of
DERs are as follows:
(a) The fee for a fast
track supplemental review including all review screens may not exceed
$1,000.
(b) The study track fee for
interconnection application review and the scoping meeting may not exceed
$300.
(c) The system impact study
fee may not exceed $10,000.
(d) The
facilities study fee may not exceed $15,000.
(4) The fees listed in subrule (2) and
initial fee caps listed in subrule (3) of this rule, must be displayed
prominently on the electric utility's interconnection website.
(5) An electric utility that expects to incur
costs greater than the fees listed in subrule (2) or initial fee caps listed in
subrule (3) of this rule in the evaluation of an interconnection application
may file a request for a waiver pursuant to
R 460.910.
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