Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A)
On a quarterly basis,
each electric
utility
power marketer, independent power producer, and governmental
aggregator subject to certification under section
4928.08 of the Revised Code
shall submit market monitoring data to the commission or its staff,
in an
electronic format via the commission's website and according to the
instructions on the commission's website.
(B)
On a quarterly basis, each electric utility shall
submit distributed energy resource data to the commission or its staff in
electronic form according to the instructions available on the commission's
website.
(C)
On a quarterly basis, each electric utility shall
submit data related to pending interconnection applications to the commission
or its staff in electronic form according to the instructions available on the
commission's website.
(D) The
following information provided to the commission
and/or staff for purposes of this chapter
will be held as confidential.
(1)
For data related
to pending interconnection applications:
(a)
Name and contact
information of the electric utility employee who is directly responsible for
processing the interconnection application and/or interacting with the
interconnection applicant.
(b)
Description of
each interconnection request in terms of the amount and type of generation for
which interconnection is being sought, and the location of the proposed
interconnection.
(c)
Copies of any and all written notices required by
paragraphs (C)(3), (C)(4), (C)(5), (C)(6), and (C)(7) of rule
4901:1-22-04 of the
Administrative Code.
(d)
Description of the status of each interconnection
application in terms of process steps that have been completed, process steps
that remain to be completed, and any progress or lack thereof in addressing
issues.
(2)
For data related to CRES:
(a)
Detailed
information about an individual CRES supplier's generation service, including
the number of generation service customers a CRES supplier has, the amount of
sales in megawatt hours, and total billed revenue.
(b)
The number of
customers participating in CRES-offered green pricing programs, as well as the
volume of participation in such programs in megawatt hours, reported by
customer class.
(3)
For data related
to aggregation service, detailed information about individual aggregators,
including the following:
(a)
The electric utility's service territory for which the
information is being submitted.
(b)
The name of each
aggregated group.
(c)
The number of customers by customer class in each
aggregated group.
(d)
The total number of customers in each aggregated
group.
(e)
The total number of all customers by customer
class.
(f)
The total number of customers.
(4) Any person may file
a request for disclosure requesting disclosure of information
submitted pursuant to paragraphs
D(1), (D)(2), and (D)(3). A request for
disclosure
should specifically identify the information being
sought . The party that
submitted the information being sought will be provided three
business days notice that information being held as confidential will be
disclosed unless a motion for protective order is filed within three business
days. To prevent disclosure, the party that
submitted the
information being
sought
may file a motion for protective order consistent with
rule 4901-1-24 of the Administrative
Code within the three business days. If no motion for protective order is
filed, the information being sought will be disclosed on the fourth business
day after the notice of disclosure.
(5) All other
information
submitted to the commission and/or staff will be
deemed public pursuant to section
4905.07 of the Revised Code,
unless accompanied by a motion for protective order consistent with rule
4901-1-24 of the Administrative
Code.
(E) Nothing in this
rule limits the ability of the commission, or staff, to collect
additional data from any electric utility, power marketer,
independent power producer, or governmental aggregator
subject to certification under section
4928.08 of the Revised Code in
carrying out the commission's responsibilities under Chapter 4928 of the Revised Code.
(F) The commission may,
upon an application or a motion filed by a party, waive any requirement of this
chapter, other than a requirement mandated by statute, for good cause
shown.
