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Rule 017: Procedures and Process for Development of ISO Rules and Filing of ISO Rules with the Alberta Utilities Commission
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Consultation has concluded
The government of Alberta introduced the Red Tape Reduction Act to reduce regulatory burden and improve regulatory efficiency. Agencies, including the Alberta Utilities Commission, form part of this commitment. The AUC has interpreted this responsibility broadly to include the government’s objective to reduce both the number of AUC rules and the regulatory requirements contained within the rules.
The AUC is conducting a rule review and stakeholder consultation on Rule 017: Procedures and Process for Development of ISO Rules and Filing of ISO Rules with the Alberta Utilities Commission to amend the rule to reflect recent changes in government policy and is seeking stakeholder feedback on the following proposed amendments:
remove references to the capacity market
introduce a new streamlined consultation and application process for making administrative changes to existing ISO rules
remove mandatory filing requirements in the rule
The deadline for submitting comments was Tuesday, July 14, 2020.
The government of Alberta introduced the Red Tape Reduction Act to reduce regulatory burden and improve regulatory efficiency. Agencies, including the Alberta Utilities Commission, form part of this commitment. The AUC has interpreted this responsibility broadly to include the government’s objective to reduce both the number of AUC rules and the regulatory requirements contained within the rules.
The AUC is conducting a rule review and stakeholder consultation on Rule 017: Procedures and Process for Development of ISO Rules and Filing of ISO Rules with the Alberta Utilities Commission to amend the rule to reflect recent changes in government policy and is seeking stakeholder feedback on the following proposed amendments:
remove references to the capacity market
introduce a new streamlined consultation and application process for making administrative changes to existing ISO rules
remove mandatory filing requirements in the rule
The deadline for submitting comments was Tuesday, July 14, 2020.
Rule 017: Procedures and Process for Development of ISO Rules and Filing of ISO Rules with the Alberta Utilities Commission has finished this stage
This consultation is closed for contributions. The deadline for submitting comments was Tuesday, July 14, 2020.
AUC to review stakeholder contributions
Rule 017: Procedures and Process for Development of ISO Rules and Filing of ISO Rules with the Alberta Utilities Commission is currently at this stage
Comments and feedback to this consultation are being reviewed. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Revised rule will be issued.
this is an upcoming stage for Rule 017: Procedures and Process for Development of ISO Rules and Filing of ISO Rules with the Alberta Utilities Commission