Energy: alternative sources; distributed generation, storage, and aggregation; create program for in rate cases. Amends 2008 PA 295 (MCL 460.1001 - 460.1232) by adding pt. 9. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0732'25
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Overview
This bill creates a program to address distributed generation, storage, and aggregation within Michigan’s energy system. It defines key terms related to these technologies, such as ‘aggregator,’ ‘distributed energy resource,’ and ‘energy storage system,’ and establishes a framework for utilities to work with these resources during ‘program events.’ The bill is contingent on the passage of Senate Bill 732.
Key provisions
- Defines terms related to distributed generation, storage, and aggregation.
- Establishes a role for ‘aggregators’ in representing and managing distributed energy resources.
- Creates a framework for utilities to interact with ‘behind-the-meter’ electric generators.
- Specifies requirements for ‘eligible electric generators’.
- Defines ‘energy storage systems’ and excludes certain types.
- Introduces concepts like ‘enterprise distributed energy resources management system’ and ‘grid-edge distributed energy resources management system.’
- Establishes ‘program events’ for grid services provision.
Who is affected
- Electric utilities
- Customers with renewable energy systems
- Aggregators of distributed energy resources
- Manufacturers of energy storage systems
- Energy providers
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