Explore how FERC Order 2023 is reshaping generator interconnection, driving the evolution of hosting capacity tools, and accelerating clean energy integration.

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FERC Order 2023 aims to reform the generator interconnection process in the U.S. by addressing issues like interconnection queue backlogs and cost uncertainty. The order introduces a shift to a cluster study process, prioritizes commercially ready projects, imposes stricter deadlines, demands greater transparency, and incorporates grid enhancing technologies. This will make interconnection more efficient and reliable, aiding in renewable energy integration. Additionally, hosting capacity tools must evolve to comply with the new regulations, including real-time analysis and public accessibility improvements.

FERC Order 2023: Revolutionizing Interconnection and Hosting Capacity Studies

FERC Order 2023: The Grid’s New Rulebook

First-Come vs. First-Ready: The Race to the Grid

How FERC Order 2023 Relates to Hosting Capacity Studies and Tools

Are Hosting Capacity Tools Ready for Prime Time?

Adapting Hosting Capacity to Abide by FERC Order 2023

Incorporating GETs into the Interconnection Process