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Utilities propose parallel IDSP and non-wire processes to cut planning timeline by more than two years
Summary
Eversource and UI asked PURA to allow integrated distribution system planning (IDSP) and non-wire solutions solicitations to run in parallel, which their analysis shows would shorten a 59-month sequential process by about 29 months and help projects reach rate cases sooner.
Eversource and United Illuminating urged the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Aug. 15 to let parts of the integrated distribution system planning (IDSP) process run in parallel with non-wire solutions (NWA) solicitations and other reviews so that the full sequence of planning, stakeholder review and a related rate case would not stretch nearly five years.
In oral argument, counsel for the utilities showed an exhibit from their written exceptions that mapped a literal sequential implementation of IDSP, non-wire solutions competitive solicitations, PURA review and a subsequent rate case at roughly 59 months. ‘‘If we follow the literal word of what appears in the draft decision, then it could contemplate a process of up to 59 months,’’ Vincent Pace said…
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