PacifiCorp Joins the 'Gimme More Time' Energy Parade
Published Date: 6/2/2025
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Summary
PacifiCorp asked for more time—until October 15, 2027—to meet new energy rules that were supposed to be done by July 2025. They want to make sure their systems work well, avoid problems during busy summer months, and properly train their team. This delay helps keep the energy market steady and safe without rushing costly changes.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Requested Deadline Push to Oct 15, 2027
PacifiCorp asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to move its compliance deadline for Order No. 881 from July 12, 2025 to October 15, 2027. The motion was filed on May 2, 2025 and answers must be filed by June 17, 2025.
Avoiding Untested Line Ratings During Peak Summers
PacifiCorp said it needs the extension to avoid starting new, minimally tested transmission line ratings during the 2025 and 2026 peak summer loading periods. The motion requests the compliance date be moved to October 15, 2027.
Delay to Align With CAISO Integration Timelines
PacifiCorp seeks extra time so its Order No. 881 work can align with the California Independent System Operator's proposed integration timelines for the Western Energy Imbalance Market. The requested new deadline is October 15, 2027.
More Time for Testing, Training, Documentation
PacifiCorp asked for time to test critical vendor programs on its system, properly train staff on new programs, and meet Order No. 881 documentation requirements. The requested extension date is October 15, 2027 (originally July 12, 2025).
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