Log in



Lost your password?
Login

Access the EnerKnol platform

EnerKnol
EnerKnol
Real-time Regulatory Data Streaming From The Cloud
  • ABOUT
    • About EnerKnol
    • Careers at EnerKnol
    • Press
  • PRODUCT
    • About the EnerKnol Platform
    • Why EnerKnol
    • Source Coverage
    • Get Access to the EnerKnol Platform
  • ANALYST RESEARCH
    • Alternative Energy
    • Environmental Markets
    • Fossil Fuels
    • Power & Utilities
    • View All Research
    • Get EnerKnol Research
  • EVENTS
    • EnerKnol Calendar
    • New York Energy Week
  • BLOG
Menu back  
 

Iowa Regulator Proposes Rules for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

February 13, 2019

The Iowa Utilities Board issued a proposed rule on Feb. 6 that would remove electric vehicle charging stations from the definition of public utility under state law. The proposal, intended to establish guidelines for charging at public facilities, follows a discussion held last October to gather stakeholder input.

The proposal would specify that electricity sold at a commercial or public station for charging vehicles would not be considered as “furnishing of electricity to the public” or “resale of electric service.” If the station obtains electricity from a rate-regulated public utility, the terms of service to the station would be subject to the utility’s filed tariff.

The board noted that other state agencies may have to address issues falling within the scope of their jurisdiction as charging stations are developed. Legislation enacted last year directed the Iowa Economic Development Authority Department of Transportation to conduct a study regarding infrastructure support for commercial and non-commercial electric vehicles, and submit a report to the general assembly by June 30.

Comments on the proposed rules are due within 30 days and reply comments within 45 days.

Share
TwitterFacebookLinkedInGoogle+
Related Research
Consumers’ Natural Gas Fire Prompts Resilience Investigation in Michigan
February 18, 2019
Consumers Energy Asks Michigan Regulator to Set New Avoided Costs Consistent With Long-Term Resource Plan
February 18, 2019
TVA Votes to Close Two Aging Coal Power Plants Due to Unfavorable Economics
February 18, 2019
Virginia Legislature Passes Bills Aimed to Block Participation in Regional Carbon-Trading Programs
February 17, 2019
SCE&G’s 15-Year Resource Plan Proposes Solar, Gas-Fired Generation Additions
February 14, 2019
Delmarva Power & Light Proposes to Streamline Tier Structure in 2019 Solar Credit Program
February 14, 2019
NorthWestern Energy’s Peak Demand Deficit in Montana Would Improve From Federal Customer’s Hydropower Allocation
February 13, 2019
Competitive Suppliers Accounted for 77 Percent of Ohio’s Renewable Energy Compliance Requirements in 2017: Report
February 13, 2019
  • Alternative Energy
    • Biofuels
    • Electric Vehicles
    • Hydropower
    • Nuclear Power
    • Solar Power
    • Wind Power
  • Environmental Markets
    • Carbon Markets
    • Emissions
  • Fossil Fuels
    • Coal Power
    • Natural Gas
    • Oil
  • Power & Utilities
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Energy Storage
    • Smart Grid

EnerKnol
Copyright (C) EnerKnol, Inc. | EnerKnol, Inc. / Building 292, 63 Flushing Ave – Suite 409, Brooklyn NY, 11205 | (212) 537-4797 | info@enerknol.com | Terms & Conditions