West Penn Power Contract with Eaton Corporation as a CSP

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intended the CSP registry to simply be a list of CSPs that could participate with an EDC. 5 The Commission disagrees with Positive Energy's interpretation ofthe Act. The Act specifically states that "[i]n order to be included in the registry, a [CSP] must meet experience and other qualifications determined by the Commission." 66 Pa.C.S. § 2806.2(a) (emphasis added). Thus, per the clear language ofthe statute, CSPs must have a minimum level of experience to be included on the registry. With that said, the Commission has taken Positive Energy's comment into consideration and has reduced the minimum experience level from three years to two years of documented experience. The Commission declines to provide a waiver process for the two year minimum experience, as such a waiver would subsume the requirement and make it a nullity. Allegheny requested that the Commission clarify that the minimum experience requirement for CSPs does not apply to EDC-run programs. The Commission does not believe such clarification is necessary. The minimum requirements being established in this order are for CSPs only, as this order is establishing a CSP registry. With that said, the Commission notes that it continues to have all the powers provided it by the Public Utility Code to regulate jurisdictional utilities' management practices, including the management of any program related to an energy efficiency and conservation plan. See, e.g., 66 Pa.C.S. § 1505(b). Allegheny also requested that the Commission expand the scope of services the registered CSPs can perform. Specifically, Allegheny requested that the registry include entities that provide any type of relevant conservation-related services, such as energy audit functions. The Commission declines to expand the scope of services covered by the CSP registry as Allegheny requested. The example Allegheny provided, energy audit functions, is precisely the type of service the Commission intends to exclude, as such service can only be provided to customers, not EDCs. We reiterate that this registry is 5 Positive Energy's comments on the Tentative Order at p. 4. 6 Allegheny's comments on the Tentative Order at p. 3. 60
not to include entities that only serve EDC customers. Thus, entities may not gain registered status based upon experience or proposed services provided directly to EDC customers. The Commission fully expects that such entities will be employed to implement the EDCs EE&C plan measures. As pointed out above, the Act requires each EDC EE&C plan to include one or more CSPs to "provide[] information and technical assistance on measures that enable a person to increase energy efficiency or reduce energy consumption." 66 Pa.C.S. §§ 2806.1(b)(l)(i)(e) & 2806.l(m) (emphasis added). This definition does not include the terms employ, execute, implement, or install energy efficiency and conservation measures as defined in 66 Pa.C.S. § 2806.1(m). However, entities that provide consultation, design, administration, management or advisory services on energy audit functions or other relevant conservation-related services to EDCs will be permitted to register. Finally, Allegheny requested that the Commission clarify the language in paragraph 8 ofthe application regarding regions the CSP intends to serve. Specifically, Allegheny requested that the Commission replace the term "region(s)" with a reference to EDC service territories and portions thereof that the CSP intends to serve. The Commission agrees that the term "region" is vague and has revised the application by eliminating a reference to regions and simply asked the CSP to list the EDCs it can serve. The Commission stresses that the intent of this request is to assist in identifying EDCs each CSP is capable and willing to serve. It is not intended to identify what customers an installer, equipment supplier or construction contractor is capable of serving. In addition, the language was revised to clarify that the Commission is only seeking information on the types of energy efficiency and conservation measures on which a CSP is capable of providing information or technical assistance to an EDC. This is in recognition that there are CSPs that focus their business on certain types of energy users, such as large industrial, retail or residential, as each has a unique set of requirements. 61
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