A US energy regulator defended its decision to allow a regional transmission organization to charge a solar developer more than $300 million for grid upgrades after standing by the study methods used.
“Cage Ranch alleges several errors in the models, but its challenges are all premised on factual misunderstandings of Southwest’s interconnection study process and the Integrated Planning process,” the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said in its brief filed with the US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Wednesday.
Cage Ranch Solar LLC told the court in February that FERC unlawfully approved the cost assignment related ...
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