2019 New York Laws
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Article 4 - Provisions Relating to Gas and Electric Corporations; Regulation of Price of Gas and Electricity
74 - Energy Storage Deployment Policy.

Universal Citation: NY Pub Serv L § 74 (2019)
§  74.  Energy  storage  deployment policy. 1. As used in this section
"qualified energy storage  system"  shall  mean  commercially  available
technology  that is capable of absorbing energy, storing it for a period
of  time,  and  thereafter  dispatching  the  energy  using  mechanical,
chemical, or thermal processes to store energy that was generated at one
time for use at a later time.
  2.  By  December  thirty-first,  two thousand eighteen, the commission
shall, in consultation with the  New  York  state  energy  research  and
development   authority,  the  Long  Island  power  authority,  and  the
federally designated electric bulk system operator for New  York  state,
after   a  hearing  held  on  notice,  establish  by  order,  rules  and
regulations, both a two thousand thirty  energy  storage  goal  for  the
state  and  a deployment policy to support that goal. The energy storage
deployment  policy  shall  assist  with  and  take  the  following  into
consideration:

(a) avoided or deferred costs associated with transmission, distribution, and/or generation capacity;

(b) minimization of peak load in constrained areas;

(c) systems that are connected to customer facilities and systems that are directly connected to transmission and distribution facilities;

(d) cost-effectiveness;

(e) the integration of variable-output energy resources;

(f) reducing emissions of greenhouse gases;

(g) reducing demand for peak electrical generation;

(h) improving the reliable operation of the electrical transmission or distribution systems; and

(i) such other issues deemed appropriate by the commission. 3. To the extent that the energy storage deployment policy directs the procurement of qualified energy storage systems to encourage their deployment, such procurements shall be awarded through a competitive process. 4. Annual reports on the achievements and effectiveness of the policy shall be submitted to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly.

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