The utility must offer maintenance, interruptible, supplementary, and backup power to the qualifying facility upon request.
A public utility may not impose a standby charge for standby service on a qualifying facility having 100 kilowatt capacity or less. A utility imposing rates on a qualifying facility having more than 100 kilowatt capacity must comply with an order of the commission establishing allowable costs.
A cooperative electric association or municipal utility must offer a qualifying facility standby power or service consistent with its applicable tariff for such service adopted under Minnesota Statutes, section 216B.1611, subdivision 3, clause (2).
9 SR 993; 40 SR 348
October 12, 2015
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes