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ICC approves multiple certifications and license actions for EV chargers, distributed generation and installers
Summary
The commission granted a series of certificates and approvals for electric vehicle charging station facilities, distributed generation, agents/brokers, and energy-efficiency installers, and approved a certificate cancellation request.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — The Illinois Commerce Commission on Aug. 21 approved multiple certification and licensing items across electric, distributed generation and energy-efficiency installer programs. Items E4 through E13 were considered together and the commission granted requests for certification to install, maintain or repair electric vehicle charging station facilities. Items E16 and E17 granted certificates to install distributed generation facilities. Item E18 granted licensure for agents, brokers and consultants. Item E19 cancelled a current energy-efficiency installer certificate at the holder's request. Items E20 through E27 granted certifications to install energy efficiency measures. The transcript records the commission asking for objections on each group of items and, hearing none, approving the orders. Why it matters: These certifications permit businesses and contractors to perform installation and service work for EV charging, distributed generation and energy-efficiency measures, which affects market participants, contractors and deployment of clean energy infrastructure in Illinois. The meeting record contains no objections and does not list the names of the certificate holders, specific facility locations, or technical certification conditions on the record; those details are maintained in the respective dockets and certificate records.
