North Dakota § 49-02-23 Consideration of environmental externality values prohibited

North Dakota Statutes

§ 49-02-23 — Consideration of environmental externality values prohibited

North Dakota·Title 49 Public Utilities·Ch. 49-02 Powers of Commission Generally

The commission may not use, require the use of, or allow electric utilities to use environmental externality values in the planning, selection, or acquisition of electric resources or the setting of rates for providing electric service. Environmental externality values are numerical costs or quantified values that are assigned to represent either:

1.Environmental costs that are not internalized in the cost of production or the market price of electricity from a particular electric resource; or

2.The alleged costs of complying with future environmental laws or regulations that have not yet been enacted.

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The commission may not use, require the use of, or allow electric utilities to use
environmental externality values in the planning, selection, or acquisition of electric resources or
the setting of rates for providing electric service. Environmental externality values are numerical
costs or quantified values that are assigned to represent either:
1. Environmental costs that are not internalized in the cost of production or the market
price of electricity from a particular electric resource; or
2. The alleged costs of complying with future environmental laws or regulations that have
not yet been enacted.

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