New Jersey Board of Public Utilities document that outlines specific filing obligations for utilities, including how they must demonstrate technical readiness, implementation plans, and stakeholder engagement for advanced metering infrastructure data access.

Order from the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission approving the design and framework for implementation of a statewide Multi-Use Energy Data Platform. The platform is envisioned to enable customers and third-party energy providers to access energy consumption data from electric and gas utilities using Green Button Connect protocols.

Orders the creation of a standardized statewide data access framework in New York, governing access to energy-related data, enabling customers to securely share their energy usage information with authorized third parties, thereby facilitating grid edge resource integration and participation in energy markets.

This order establishes the Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR), a statewide platform for unified access to customer and system data that supports grid edge resource integration. The IEDR collects, integrates, and manages a variety of energy-related data, including granular customer usage data from all utilities, and makes it accessible to authorized stakeholders through secure interfaces. The goal is to unleash the power of integrated energy customer and system data to accelerate energy deployment and innovation. The order requires utilities to ensure that customer usage data can be accessed through the IEDR with customer authorization, in compliance with the Data Access Framework rules. This centralized data-sharing mechanism supports customer and third-party access to energy information, enabling broader participation in grid edge resource programs and energy markets across the state.

The Integrated Energy Data Resource is a statewide centralized platform designed to provide effective access to useful energy data and information from New York’s utilities and other sources. Its goal is to support innovative energy business models, inform investment decisions, identify operational inefficiencies, monitor policy effectiveness, and encourage new business models to benefit New York energy customers.

Regulatory order that establishes baseline cybersecurity and data privacy requirements that any third-party energy service entity must meet to access utility customer data or IT systems. The order balances protecting utility systems and customer information with enabling authorized data sharing . It creates a universal foundation of cyber and privacy standards for entities like energy service companies and grid edge resource providers that exchange data with utilities.