How it works: These agreements require large-load customers like data centers to pick up the tab on their “projected transmission service needs” (and prevent cost-shifting to other customers). By inking these agreements, large-load customers commit to upfront revenue contributions.
Gil Quiniones, President and CEO of Exelon subsidiary ComEd, has called these agreements “a model” for the industry. Get Quiniones’s POV on keeping energy affordable while investing in long-term grid solutions.
Molly Glick
Energy Central Team
Thu, Aug 6
NEWS: Exelon says its ‘model’ large-load agreements have saved customers $1B.
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