Request for certification as a renewable energy facility under Section 20. 61. 02. 01 of the Code of Maryland Regulations

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Mail Log No(s): 172831, 173682 Bucksheet No.: IR-3566 Applicant Name: Jersey-Atlantic Wind, LLC RE: Request for certification as a renewable energy facility under Section 20.61.02.01 of the Code of Maryland Regulations. RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY INFORMATION: System Owner: Jersey-Atlantic Wind, LLC Facility Name: Jersey-Atlantic Wind, LLC Wind Farm Facility Address: 1801 Absecom Boulevard City, State, Zip: Atlantic City, NJ 08401 RTO or ISO: PJM FERC Qualifying Facility Cogenerator Status: Yes No FERC Qualifying Facility Small Power Producer Status: Yes No FERC Qualifying Facility Exempt Wholesale Generator Status Yes No Transmission/Distribution Owner at Point of Connection: Atlantic City Electric Company d/b/a Conectiv Power Delivery Grid Voltage in kV: 23 kV Proposed Renewable Energy Facility ID: MD-20166-WND-01 Rated Capacity: 7.5 MW Number of Generators: 5 Initial Date of Operation: March 14, 2006 Primary Fuel Source: Wind (WND) Secondary Fuel Sources: N/A Fuel Type: Tier 1 Tier 2 Is the facility a behind the meter generator: Yes No EIA-860 Error Report Log: N/A APPLICABLE LAW: Under COMAR 20.61.02 a facility seeking to obtain Maryland renewable energy credits (“RECs”) for the renewable attributes associated with its electricity must be certified as a renewable energy facility. To obtain certification the applicant must apply on the form provided by the Commission and demonstrate that it generates electricity using either a Tier 1 or Tier 2 resource as defined under Public Utilities Article §7-701, certify that it is in substantial compliance with Maryland’s environmental and administrative requirements under Public Utilities Article §7-704(f), and is located in an area eligible to produce Maryland RECs as defined by PUC Article 7-701. Upon certification and pursuant to the above-noted requirements, the applicant must establish a REC account with PJM GATS within 30 days. See COMAR 20.61.02.02. Where an applicant’s facility is a renewable on-site generator that operates behind the meter, the applicant, upon certification, must enter its generation data at least annually in a GATS account maintained in good standing and file a renewable on-site generator with the Commission within one week of each recording with GATS. COMAR 20.61.03.02. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve the application and issue a Renewable Energy Facility ID Certification Number as specified above. The applicant must establish a REC account with PJM GATS within 30 days of certification, and file an On-site and Behind the Meter Generation Report with the Commission within 1 week of each recording of generation data with GATS. If the information on which the application is based should change the applicant should be directed to file notice with the Commission within 30 days of the change. Recommendation Date: 9/1/15 Amanda Best, Regulatory Economist Daniel J. Hurley, Assistant Director, EAP Leslie Romine, Staff Counsel Directory: newIntranet -> Maillog Maillog -> Bell atlantic maryland, inc Maillog -> Bell atlantic maryland, inc newIntranet -> Hearing examiner's notice of extension of filing date newIntranet -> Notice of revised procedural schedule Maillog -> Telecom consent agenda checksheet Maillog -> February 28, 2005 Hand Delivered Maillog -> Bell Atlantic’s technician,, was here on behalf of your local service provider Maillog -> Interconnection agreements Download 20.03 Kb. Share with your friends: