Michigan Administrative Code
Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Public Service Commission
Interconnection and Distributed Generation Standards
Part 2 - INTERCONNECTION STANDARDS
Section R. 460.938 - Public interconnection list

Universal Citation: MI Admin Code R. 460.938

Current through Vol. 24-16, September 15, 2024

Rule 38.

(1) An electric utility shall maintain a publicly available interconnection list, which is available in a sortable spreadsheet format. The sortable spreadsheet must be provided to the public upon request. An electric utility that has received not less than 100 complete interconnection applications in a year shall publish this list on the electric utility's website. The public interconnection list must be updated monthly. If no changes to the spreadsheet have occurred in that month, a note to that effect must be clearly indicated on the spreadsheet. The date of the most recent update must be clearly indicated.

(2) The public interconnection list must include all of the following:

(a) An application identifier.

(b) The date that the electric utility received the application.

(c) The date that the electric utility considered the application to be complete and conforming.

(d) Whether the application is on the non-export track, fast track, or study track.

(e) The proposed DER nameplate rating.

(f) The proposed DER interconnection size level.

(g) The DER technology type.

(h) The county and township in which the proposed point of common coupling will be located.

(i) The current status of the application's progress in the interconnection process.

(j) The labels, names, or identifiers of the distribution circuit and substation.

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