Utah Admin. Code R746-430-4 - Requests for Waiver of a Solicitation Process for a Significant Energy Resource or Waiver of Approval of a Significant Energy Resource
(1) Filing
requirements -- An Affected Electrical Utility filing for a waiver pursuant to
Section 54-17-501 shall file a request for
waiver which shall fulfill the requirements of Section 54-7-501 and which shall
include testimony and exhibits which provide:
(a) An explanation of and the factual basis
for the emergency, opportunity or other factors that support the requested
waiver;
(b) If the requested waiver
is based upon an emergency, evidence establishing the nature and cause of the
emergency and an explanation of why the proposed waiver is in the public
interest;
(c) If the requested
waiver is based upon a time-limited commercial or technical opportunity,
evidence establishing the nature of the opportunity and an explanation of why
the proposed waiver is in the public interest;
(d) If the requested waiver is based upon
other factors, evidence establishing the nature of those factors and an
explanation of why the proposed waiver is in the public interest;
(e) Evidence explaining and demonstrating
when the utility first became aware of the claimed emergency, opportunity or
other factors and how and when it pursued or responded to the same;
(f) If the requested waiver is for a waiver
of a solicitation process, evidence
(i) that
the particular resource to be procured is consistent with the utility's current
Integrated Resource Plan,
(ii) that
the particular resource to be procured is consistent with any pending
solicitation process(es) and what affect procurement of the particular resource
will have on any pending solicitation process(es),
(iii) regarding how the particular resource
to be procured compares in value to similar resources,
(iv) on how the particular resource will be
connected to and will be integrated with the utility's system,
(v) of the costs which the utility
anticipates it will recover from ratepayers, which shall include, but is not
limited to, analysis of the affects upon the utility's power costs and revenue
requirements, and
(vi) of any
affect the proposed resource will have on future resource
acquisitions;
(g) All
information, data, models and analyses used by the utility to evaluate the
proposed resource and associated waiver request; and
(h) Evidence showing that a requested waiver
is in the public interest.
(2) The time periods for an act or proceeding
process contained in Section
54-17-501 shall supercede any
differing time periods for an act or proceeding process contained in any other
Commission rule.
(3) A Commission
order granting a waiver of a Solicitation Process or an Approval of an Energy
Resource Decision shall not constitute and does not determine approval or
disapproval of a significant energy resource decision including cost
recovery.
(4) Pursuant to Section
54-17-501(7), the
Commission may condition the granting of a waiver on such conditions as the
Commission may determine to be just, reasonable and in the public
interest.
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