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Texas PUC Staff File Proposed Registration Form For Aggregated Distributed Energy Resources (ADERs)
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Staff of the Texas PUC have filed a proposed registration form for Aggregated Distributed Energy Resources (ADERs), under a pilot program
See background on the pilot here
The form asks registering entities to list the company serving as their QSE
It also asks whether the ADERs are part of a retail electric provider (e.g. a REP's load), or part of a non opt-in entity (NOIE load)
As previously reported, participation in the pilot must be done through the customer's LSE (REP or NOIE), and all load of a specific aggregation must have the same LSE (same REP)
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October 27, 2022
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