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Illinois Commerce Commission approves multiple tariff filings tied to new state law
Summary
The Illinois Commerce Commission on June 24 approved a series of uncontested tariff filings by ComEd and Ameren aimed at complying with Public Act 104-0458, declined to suspend the filings, and reopened related energy-efficiency dockets for further consideration.
The Illinois Commerce Commission on June 24 approved several utility tariff filings intended to implement requirements of Public Act 104-0458, including revisions to ComEd's Rider POGCS and new Scheduled Dispatch Virtual Power Plant (SDVPP) tariffs proposed by ComEd and Ameren.
Chair Scott introduced the items and said staff recommended against suspending the filings. "Are there any objections to not suspending the filing? Hearing none, the filing is not suspended," the chair said as the Commission moved to accept the filings and allow them to proceed for further review and stakeholder participation.
The Commission also granted a petition by ComEd to reopen its Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Plan in docket 25-0213 to address changes made by Public Act 104-0458 (also called the Clean Reliable Grid Affordability Act in the record). Commissioners approved proposed amendments to Part 415 of the Illinois Administrative Code adopting more recent federal rules and other regulatory updates.
Commissioners approved ComEd's uncontested proposal to add three new tariffs — a Bring Your Own Device load reduction program, a Virtual Power Plant program and a Community Solar plus Storage program — noting the filings are part of a broader, ongoing process that will be refined over the coming months and that affected entities will have opportunities to participate.
The actions at the June 24 meeting reflect the Commission's approach of permitting implementation steps to proceed while reserving continued oversight and opportunities for public and stakeholder input as program details are developed.
