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PSC approves Sturgeon Bay Utilities parallel‑generation tariff changes with compliance condition
Summary
The Public Service Commission approved modifications to Sturgeon Bay Utilities’ parallel generation tariffs, allowing buyback rates tied to WPPI avoided costs, a 5 MW cap for PGS 2, seasonal LMP treatment, a 10‑year legacy period for existing customers, and an annual compliance filing to verify WPPI’s commitment to purchase surplus generation.
The Public Service Commission on June 19, 2025 approved revisions to Sturgeon Bay Utilities’ parallel generation tariffs that set buyback rates tied to the utility’s wholesale provider, require seasonal price treatment, and add a compliance filing to confirm purchases of surplus generation.
Chair Strand said the commission reopened the record to obtain additional information and that the applicant’s supplemental submissions convinced commissioners that WPPI’s avoided costs are a reasonable proxy for Sturgeon Bay’s avoided costs. Commissioner Nieto stated she would be recused from this docket.
Sturgeon Bay Utilities, a municipally owned utility serving about 9,800 customers, sought to revise two parallel‑generation tariffs: PGS 1 (monthly net metering) and PGS 2 (larger parallel generation). Commissioners approved a modified…
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