Utah § 54-26-602 Accounting requirements -- Service standards.

Utah Statutes

§ 54-26-602 — Accounting requirements -- Service standards.

Utah § 54-26-602

Title 54Public Utilities

Ch. 54-26Large-Scale Electric Service Requirements

Part 54-26-6Customer Requirements and Accounting

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Utah Code Ann. § 54-26-602 (2026).

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(1)A large-scale generation provider shall:

(1)(a) maintain separate accounting records for all investments, revenues, and expenses associated with large-scale service requests using generally accepted accounting principles;

(1)(b) take reasonable measures to ensure costs are properly allocated between large load service and other customers;

(1)(c) provide all contracted energy services without reliance on any qualified electric utility, cooperative utility, municipal utility, or other utility except as provided under a large load contract;

(1)(d) meet all applicable North American Electric Reliability Corporation standards; and

(1)(e) maintain reasonable commercial liability insurance as determined by contract or the commission.

(2)A qualified electric utility shall:

(2)(a) maintain se

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(1) A large-scale generation provider shall:
(1)(a) maintain separate accounting records for all investments, revenues, and expenses associated with large-scale service requests using generally accepted accounting principles;
(1)(b) take reasonable measures to ensure costs are properly allocated between large load service and other customers;
(1)(c) provide all contracted energy services without reliance on any qualified electric utility, cooperative utility, municipal utility, or other utility except as provided under a large load contract;
(1)(d) meet all applicable North American Electric Reliability Corporation standards; and
(1)(e) maintain reasonable commercial liability insurance as determined by contract or the commission.
(2) A qualified electric utility shall:
(2)(a) maintain separate accounting records for all investments, revenues, and expenses associated with large-scale service requests using generally accepted accounting principles; and
(2)(b) take reasonable measures to ensure costs are properly allocated between large load service and other operations.
(3) All revenues and large load incremental costs associated with a large-scale service request shall be excluded from any rate determinations by the commission.
(4) In connection with any rate case or other appropriate proceeding before the commission, a qualified electric utility shall provide:
(4)(a) operational data identifying when and to what extent the incremental generation resources identified in a large load contract pursuant to Subsection 54-26-301(3)(f) were dispatched to serve large load customers;
(4)(b) an identification of the timing, magnitude, and duration of:
(4)(b)(i) the qualified electric utility's dispatch of the resources described in Subsection (4)(a);
(4)(b)(ii) any periods in which large load customers' loads exceeded the dispatch of resources described in Subsection (4)(a); and
(4)(b)(iii) any periods in which the dispatch of resources described in Subsection (4)(a) exceeded the large load customers' loads;
(4)(c) the method by which costs for the provision of electric service from a qualified electric utility to a large load customer will be excluded from rates paid by retail customers; and
(4)(d) any other information the commission requires to ensure that the costs associated with service to a large load customer are excluded from the rates paid for by retail customers.
(5) A qualified electric utility may not be required to publicly disclose specific revenue information from individual large load customers in any proceeding described in Subsection (4).