Is Oregon OPUC Docket AR 659 in force?

Yes. Adopted and in force from Apr 9, 2024.

Which products does Oregon OPUC Docket AR 659 affect?

Oregon OPUC Docket AR 659 affects Residential energy storage systems, Commercial and utility energy storage systems, Inverters and power control, and Interconnection devices.

When does Oregon OPUC Docket AR 659 take effect?

The effective date on file is April 9, 2024.

Oregon

OPUC Docket AR 659

PartialRead in the state’s own source. It stays partial until the passage is on file word for word.

What does Oregon OPUC Docket AR 659 do? Adopted 2024 changes to the net metering and small generator interconnection rules. The changes move inverter requirements to IEEE 1547-2018 and UL 1741 SB, and add export control rules for projects with storage.

Facts

Kind: Commission order
Status: Adopted
Stage: In force
Effective: April 9, 2024
Topics: Interconnection, Tariffs and bill credits
Products: Residential energy storage systems Commercial and utility energy storage systems Inverters and power control Interconnection devices
Source: Public Utility Commission of Oregon (opens in a new tab)
Citation: Docket AR 659 hearings report

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