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ARTICLE · 05 MAY 2020

Alberta Utilities Commission Revises Participation Involvement Program

The Alberta Utilities Commission ("Commission") has instituted important interim changes to the Participant Involvement Program ("PIP") requirements for electric and gas facility applications.

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

The Alberta Utilities Commission ("Commission") has instituted important interim changes to the Participant Involvement Program ("PIP") requirements for electric and gas facility applications. These changes, set out in Bulletin 2020-13, are a direct response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and address three aspects of PIP:

  1. requirements and notifications under Rules 007 and 020;
  2. Indigenous engagement; and
  3. provision of mailing labels to stakeholders.

1. Rules 007 and 020

Previously, an applicant engaging in a PIP was required to allow a minimum of 14 calendar days for stakeholders to receive, consider and respond to project notifications (Rule 007 Appendix A1 and A2; Rule 020 section 2). Effective immediately the minimum number of days has been increased to 30.

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