Public Utility Commission of Texas Reporting Form for Generating Capacity Reports
The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) requires generating capacity reports pursuant to PUC Substantive Rule § 25.91, which involves submitting comprehensive data on generating capacity to ensure the reliability and stability of the state's power grid. The report consists of a cover sheet, four tables, and an affidavit, which must be completed and filed with the PUCT. The report provides critical information on the capacity and power output of various generating facilities, allowing the PUCT to assess the overall generating capacity of the state and make informed decisions to ensure a stable and reliable power supply.
Key Takeaways:
- The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) requires generating capacity reports pursuant to PUC Substantive Rule § 25.91.
- The report consists of a cover sheet, four tables, and an affidavit, which must be completed and filed with the PUCT.
- The report is used to assess the overall generating capacity of the state and ensure a stable and reliable power supply.
- The report provides critical information on the capacity and power output of various generating facilities, including wind energy centers.
- High Maiestic Wind Energy Center, LLC, is a party filing this report, with Erika Hansen serving as the contact person from NextEra Energy Resources, LLC.
- The report must be submitted electronically, with reply spaces and rows expandable to provide additional information as necessary.
- The completed report must be filed with the PUCT, with six copies, including the original, submitted to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, 1701 N. Congress Avenue, P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 78711-3326.
Statistics:
- Four tables are attached to the reporting form to provide detailed information on generating capacity.
- The report requires six copies, including the original, to be submitted to the PUCT.
- Eleven rows of information may be added to the tables in order to provide sufficient data.
- The report is used to assess the generating capacity of various facilities, including wind energy centers.
- The PUCT requires generating capacity reports to ensure the reliability and stability of the state's power grid.
Sources:
- Public Utility Commission of Texas, Reporting Form for Generating Capacity Reports, DocuSign Envelope ID: 202F8836-2D57-47AF-89D1-162AE4596799, page 1 of 6, unpublished document.