Utah Admin. Code R746-430-1 - Definition and Filing of Action Plan
Definition: "Action Plan" means a plan, prepared or updated in anticipation of the acquisition of the Affected Utility's significant energy resource(s) under the Energy Resource Procurement Act, Utah Code Title 54 Chapter 17, outlining actions and specific resource decisions intended to implement an Affected Utility's Integrated Resource Plan consistent with the utility's strategic business plan.
(1)
Filing of an Action Plan- As soon as practicable after development of its
Integrated Resource Plan or as part of the development of an Integrated
Resource Plan, each Affected Utility shall file with the Commission an Action
Plan. The Affected Utility shall include with the Action Plan the following:
(a) Information showing the Affected
Utility's analysis and conclusions by which it identified and selected the
actions and significant energy resources which will be pursued through the
Action Plan consistent with the Energy Resource Procurement Act, Utah Code
Title 54, Chapter 17;
(b)
Identification of the Integrated Resource Plan used in the development of the
Action Plan, including information showing how the Action Plan is consistent
with the Integrated Resource Plan or why deviations have been made;
(c) Identification of all data, models and
information used to develop the Action Plan, including, but not limited to, the
Affected Utility's costs, risk and scenario analysis, methodologies and
assumptions used to develop the Action Plan; and
(d) Identification of the means, whether
included or not included in the Action Plan, by which the Affected Utility may
enable changes to the actions and significant energy resource(s) pursued
through the Action Plan, which changes may be warranted as the Affected Utility
prepares and pursues future Integrated Resource Plans or may revise actions and
significant energy resources in future Action Plans.
(2) Procedure on an Action Plan- Upon the
filing of an Action Plan:
(a) The Commission
shall set and give notice of a scheduling conference to set a schedule which
will identify the time period during which interested parties may obtain
information to prepare comments on the Action Plan, set the date upon which
comments shall be provided to the Commission and other interested parties, and
set a date upon which reply comments may be made to the comments previously
filed.
(b) The Commission may, but
is not required to, hold hearings in connection with the Action Plan for the
purpose of the Commission's review and guidance.
(3) Affect of Review or Guidance - Nothing in
these rules requires any acknowledgment, acceptance or order pertaining to the
Action Plan submitted. Any review or guidance provided by the Commission shall
not be binding on the Affected Utility and shall not be construed as approval
of any action or resource identified in the Action Plan. The Affected Utility's
response to any Commission review or guidance may be considered by the
Commission in connection with any other request or filing made by the Affected
Utility under the Energy Resource Procurement Act, Utah Code Title 54, Chapter
17.
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