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Rocky Mountain Power seeks approval to run Utah community renewable solicitation, asks PSC to waive separate solar/non-solar RFP rule
Summary
Presiding officer Michael Hammer conducted a hearing on Rocky Mountain Power’s application requesting approval of a 2025 solicitation and a waiver of Utah Administrative Code R746-314-402(4) so solar and non-solar projects may be solicited together.
Presiding officer Michael Hammer conducted a hearing on Rocky Mountain Power’s application (Docket 24-035-55) requesting approval of a 2025 Utah Renewable Communities Request for Proposal (URC RFP) and a motion to deviate from Utah Administrative Code R746-314-402, part 4 so one solicitation procedure may cover both solar and non-solar resources.
Rocky Mountain Power witness Craig Eller, senior vice president of resource strategy and development for PacifiCorp, told the commission the company filed the application on Nov. 19, 2024, under the Community Renewable Energy Act (signed March 29, 2019). Eller said the URC RFP would be administered by the Community Renewable Energy Agency on behalf of participating customers and that combining the separate solar and non-solar solicitation rules into a single procedure would “streamline the solicitation process and avoid undue hardship by running a single solicitation.”
The Division of Public Utilities (DPU) reviewed the application and told the PSC it was not opposed to…
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