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Energy Storage Coalition Filing at FERC on the Large Load Interconnection ANOPR

The ESC filed comments with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday, November 21 to inform the Commission's pending rulemaking related to the interconnection of large loads such as data centers, industrial facilities, and factories.

The ESC commends the U.S. Department of Energy and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for evaluating measures to enable the interconnection of large loads by leveraging strategies and resources that enhance flexibility, mitigate grid impact, and ultimately stabilize electricity prices for all consumers. 

Energy storage is a unique resource and tool for quickly enhancing flexibility and with the appropriate FERC action, can better support and maximize America’s baseload energy resources to boost capacity and serve new large loads. In the ESC filing, the Coalition urges the Commission to move forward promptly to ensure that storage deployment can keep pace with large load interconnections.

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Resource courtesy of the American Clean Power Association (ACP), an allied industry group.

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