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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission issued a final policy clarifying that third-party electric vehicle charging is not considered resale or redistribution of power, in a bid to remove regulatory uncertainty and support the continued build-out of charging infrastructure, according to a Nov. 8 press release. The commission directed electric distribution companies to revise tariffs to exclude third party charging from resale or redistribution pricing restrictions, and make provisions for owners and operators of charging stations to notify the companies of planned installations. The move stems from an inquiry launched in June 2017 to examine the differing interpretations of rules pertaining to resale of utility service by third party charging stations.

November 8, 2018
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