Utah § 54-26-701 - Large load flexible tariffs.

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§ 54-26-701. Large load flexible tariffs.

Effective 5/7/2025
54-26-701.  Large load flexible tariffs.
(1)The commission shall:
(a)investigate a large load flexible tariff for a qualified electric utility; and
(b)adopt a large load flexible tariff if the commission determines that the tariff is:
(i)just and reasonable; and
(ii)in the public interest.
(2)In conducting an investigation for a large load flexible tariff, the commission shall consider:
(a)the conditions and times for the tariff;
(b)the means of determining the rates, terms, and conditions pursuant to which a qualified electric utility may provide electric services to a large load customer; and
(c)the conditions under which a qualified electric utility may require a large load customer to reduce or eliminate electric usage under the large flexible load tariff.


Enacted by Chapter 318, 2025 General Session

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