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SCE Provides Quarterly Updates on Interconnection Capacity Analysis Improvements
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SCE Provides Quarterly Updates on Interconnection Capacity Analysis Improvements
by Brad Bartz
Los Angeles CA (SPX) May 30, 2024

Southern California Edison (SCE) has initiated quarterly status updates to address issues related to the use of Integration Capacity Analysis (ICA) in processing Rule 21 interconnection requests. This comes as a response to concerns raised during the March 5, 2024, Interconnection Discussion Forum. The first report, submitted to the CPUC and various service lists, details SCE's ongoing efforts to improve ICA processes.

In a proactive move, Southern California Edison (SCE) has begun issuing quarterly updates to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and related stakeholders on the status of their efforts to address challenges associated with Integration Capacity Analysis (ICA) used in Rule 21 interconnection requests. This initiative follows queries raised during the Interconnection Discussion Forum held on March 5, 2024.

The first of these updates, provided voluntarily by SCE, outlines significant steps being taken to refine ICA processes. This report, dated May 24, 2024, was circulated to the Energy Division and the service lists of R.14-08-013, R.17-07-007, R.19-09-009, and R.21-06-017, ensuring transparency and open communication with all concerned parties.

The quarterly report highlights several key areas of focus, including:

Enhanced Data Accuracy: SCE is working to improve the precision of data used in ICA, ensuring that interconnection requests are processed based on the most reliable information available.

Stakeholder Engagement: Regular meetings and discussions with stakeholders are being held to address any concerns and gather feedback on proposed improvements.

Technological Upgrades: Investments in technology to streamline and expedite the ICA process, reducing wait times for interconnection approvals.

Policy Adjustments: Revisions to internal policies and procedures to better align with stakeholder expectations and regulatory requirements.

SCE's commitment to providing these updates underscores their dedication to resolving ICA-related issues and facilitating a smoother interconnection process for renewable energy projects. Stakeholders are encouraged to reach out with any questions or requests for further information, highlighting the open-door policy SCE has adopted for this initiative.

Factual Background:

Who: Southern California Edison (SCE)
What: Quarterly status updates on ICA improvements for Rule 21 interconnection requests.
When: First report issued on May 24, 2024.

Bradley Bartz, founder of ABC Solar Incorporated, is a dedicated advocate at the CPUC, receiving numerous filings daily from various stakeholders. The "Today at the CPUC" series aims to provide the solar advocacy community with concise and relevant updates on critical CPUC developments.

CONTACT: [email protected]

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