Is Oregon OPUC Order No. 24-448 in force?

Yes. Adopted and in force from Dec 19, 2024.

Which products does Oregon OPUC Order No. 24-448 affect?

Oregon OPUC Order No. 24-448 affects Residential energy storage systems, Commercial and utility energy storage systems, Inverters and power control, and Interconnection devices.

When does Oregon OPUC Order No. 24-448 take effect?

The effective date on file is December 19, 2024.

Oregon

OPUC Order No. 24-448

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

What does Oregon OPUC Order No. 24-448 do? Approves the three investor-owned utilities' small generator interconnection agreements, with changes. Nameplate rating for inverter-based units is the inverter's AC output rating. Customers with utility power purchase agreements may match the interconnection agreement term to that contract.

Facts

Kind: Commission order
Status: Adopted
Stage: In force
Signed or decided: December 19, 2024
Effective: December 19, 2024
Topics: Interconnection
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: Order No. 24-448

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