(1) "Contract customer" means a person who executes or will execute a renewable energy contract with a qualified utility.
(2) "Qualified utility" means an electric corporation that serves more than 200,000 retail customers in the state.
(3) "Renewable energy contract" means a contract under this part for the delivery of electricity from one or more renewable energy facilities to a contract customer requiring the use of a qualified utility's transmission or distribution system to deliver the electricity from a renewable energy facility to the contract customer.
(4) (a) "Renewable energy facility" means a renewable energy source as defined in Section 54-17-601 that: (i) is located in the state ; or (ii) (A) is located outside the state; and (B) provides energy from baseload renewable resources. (b) "Renewable energy facility" does not include an electric generating facility for which the electric generating facility's costs are included in a qualified utility's rates as a facility that provides electric service to the qualified utility's system.
(a) "Renewable energy facility" means a renewable energy source as defined in Section 54-17-601 that: (i) is located in the state ; or (ii) (A) is located outside the state; and (B) provides energy from baseload renewable resources.
(i) is located in the state ; or
(ii) (A) is located outside the state; and (B) provides energy from baseload renewable resources.
(A) is located outside the state; and
(B) provides energy from baseload renewable resources.
(b) "Renewable energy facility" does not include an electric generating facility for which the electric generating facility's costs are included in a qualified utility's rates as a facility that provides electric service to the qualified utility's system.
(5) "Renewable energy tariff" means a tariff offered by a qualified utility that allows the qualified utility to procure renewable generation on behalf of and to serve its customers.
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