Advancing GETs Act of 2025
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Overview
The Advancing Grid-Enhancing Technologies Act of 2025 aims to encourage investment in technologies that improve the reliability and efficiency of the electric grid. It requires the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to create a ‘shared savings incentive’ where developers of grid-enhancing technology receive a portion of the cost savings generated by their investments. The bill also mandates reporting on congestion management and establishes a guide for utilities and developers seeking to implement these technologies, with a review and sunset provision after 10 years.
Key provisions
- Establishes a shared savings incentive for grid-enhancing technology developers, returning 10-25% of savings after a 3-year period.
- Requires the FERC to determine the percentage of savings to be returned, ensuring consistency across investments.
- Sets a minimum savings requirement of four times the investment cost for the incentive to apply.
- Mandates annual reports from transmission operators detailing congestion management costs and constraints.
- Requires the development of a universal metric and protocol for data reporting on congestion.
- Authorizes the creation of a map visualizing congestion costs across the transmission system.
- Directs the Secretary of Energy to establish an application guide for grid-enhancing technology implementation.
- Includes a 10-year evaluation and potential sunset of the shared savings incentive.
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