Rocky Mountain Power Washington Service Area Sale and Accounting Hearing

The program covers power-generation operations, grid reliability and security, project development, and changing electricity demand. Keynote sessions address supply, demand and the next build cycle; securing the grid amid AI-related threats; and reliability, readiness and the performance gap. Technical sessions include gas-turbine fleet performance and upgrade potential; advanced reactors and TRISO fuel; carbon-capture integration; battery storage and capacity-market accreditation; data-center power demand and flexibility; long-duration storage; nuclear digital modernization; renewable integration; and power-project delivery. Additional program areas include CHP, cybersecurity, grid planning, emissions, and operations and asset reliability.

The program addresses safe, efficient, and responsible coal use, with sessions on emergency preparedness, procurement, reliability, AI-ready coal assets, unit-operation costs, workforce recruitment and knowledge retention, maintenance prioritization, combustible-dust hazards, ash use and marketability, heat-rate degradation, fire protection, and contractor safety. Roundtable themes include safety and health, boiler and combustion, coal handling, emergency response, incident prevention, uses for ash, and AI applications.

The hearing concerns Idaho Power’s petition to evaluate its Class Cost-of-Service methodology, consider alternative Class Cost-of-Service studies, and determine cost-of-service considerations for new large-load customers. Parties may present proposals, witnesses, testimony, and exhibits, with questions following presentations and witness testimony. The public may listen to or watch the proceedings.

Docket No. 26-2666-01 concerns Corix Utah City Heating and Cooling LLC’s application to establish a thermal tariff, including rates and terms of service. Parties must have their witnesses present and prepared to testify.

The proceeding concerns large-load customer regulations and tariffs interconnecting to the electric system servicing Maryland.

En banc legislative-style hearing in Case PC72 concerning large load customer regulations and tariffs interconnecting to the electric system serving Maryland.

The Potomac Edison Company’s application seeks a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to rebuild the Messick Road-Ridgeley 138-kilovolt transmission line in Allegany County, Maryland. The proceeding is an en banc evidentiary hearing.

Case No. PC72 concerns large load customer regulations and tariffs for customers interconnecting to the electric system serving Maryland. The legislative-style hearing is before the Commission en banc.

A contested evidentiary hearing on Otterdale Mill Road Md PV LLC's application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for a 3.0 MW solar photovoltaic generating facility in Carroll County.

The forum will examine the WestTEC process and results, the newly formed Washington Electric Transmission Authority (WETA), and developments involving The Western Transmission Consortium (TWTC). It will consider how these initiatives could accelerate transmission expansion and what transmission decisions are needed to benefit Washington’s economy and population. The program begins with presentations on the three initiatives, followed by a panel discussion on how they can support a thoughtful transmission build-out.

A contested evidentiary hearing concerning LSE Lumen LLC's application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for a 3 MW solar photovoltaic generating facility in Garrett County.