1、Regulatory Updates Marwa Chowdhury and Jake ReinertEnergy Policy&RegulationCoordinated Grid Planning Process(CGPP)Jake ReinertSenior Program Manager,Energy Policy&RegulationCGPP identifies transmission needs to open headroom for renewables.CGPP Objectives:Improve statewide transmission and distribut
2、ion planning process coordination Identify constraints to long-term clean energy delivery Prioritize transmission and technology solutions that enable achievement of climate targets at the least costCentral Hudson collaborated with stakeholders to progress the first CGPP cycle.Stage 1Data collection
3、,scenario developmentStage 2Network model developmentStage 3Local AssessmentsStage 4Review of SolutionsStage 5Least Cost Planning AssessmentStage 6CGPP ReportCommission ReviewPublic Service Commission OrderWe are hereCycle 1 Report by May 2026 Filings will be available online at Energy Policy Planni
4、ng Advisory Council webpage Utilities will hold a public information sessionCycle 2 begins following Cycle 1 Focused on needs beyond 2035 Will include increased coordination with NYISOThe results of CGPP Cycle 1 will be available this year.Grid of the Future(GoF)Marwa ChowdhuryAssoc.Program Manager,
5、Energy Policy&Regulation Solar can reduce system peaks when outpacing load.However,intermittency is a challenge.Flexibility:a necessary part of the solution.Solar,Affordability,and the FuturePSC Objectives:Develop a plan to encourage investment in flexible resources to:Support CLCPA goals in decarbo
6、nization Reduce infrastructure and operation costs Increase customer benefits and bill savingsDPS Deliverables:Potential Study for MW of flexible load available(2024)“Grid of the Future Plan”(June 2026)Grid of the Future ProceedingCase 24-E