Montana § 69-3-1209 Electric Utility Demand-Side Management Programs

Montana Statutes

§ 69-3-1209 — Electric Utility Demand-Side Management Programs

Montana·Title 69 PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS·Ch. 3 REGULATION OF UTILITIES·Part 12 Integrated Least-Cost Resource Planning and Acquisition Act

69-3-1209 . Electric utility demand-side management programs.

(1)The commission may establish energy savings and peak demand reduction goals for an electric utility, taking into account the utility's cost-effective demand-side management potential and the need for electricity resources.

(2)The commission shall permit electric utilities to implement cost-effective electricity demand-side management programs and conservation in accordance with 69-3-701 through 69-3-712 and this part to reduce the need for additional resources.

(3)Every 3 years, an electric utility shall submit a report to the commission describing the demand-side management programs and conservation implemented by the electric utility in the previous year. The report must document:

(a)program expenditures, including ince

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69-3-1209 . Electric utility demand-side management programs. (1) The commission may establish energy savings and peak demand reduction goals for an electric utility, taking into account the utility's cost-effective demand-side management potential and the need for electricity resources.
(2) The commission shall permit electric utilities to implement cost-effective electricity demand-side management programs and conservation in accordance with 69-3-701 through 69-3-712 and this part to reduce the need for additional resources.
(3) Every 3 years, an electric utility shall submit a report to the commission describing the demand-side management programs and conservation implemented by the electric utility in the previous year. The report must document:
(a) program expenditures, including incentive payments;
(b) peak demand and energy savings impacts and the techniques used to estimate those impacts;
(c) avoided costs and the techniques used to estimate those costs;
(d) the estimated cost-effectiveness of the programs;
(e) the net economic benefits of the programs; and
(f) any other information required by the commission.

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