Provides enrollment, meter data and communications, event, and settlement guidance for entities enrolling in Con Edison's demand response programs.

This document establishes Uniform Business Practices for grid edge resource suppliers in New York. It sets rules for sales agreements, marketing standards, data security, complaint handling, and regulatory oversight. It aims to protect customers from deceptive practices, ensure clear contract terms, and define the rights and responsibilities of grid edge resource providers.

Provides a technical framework for state regulators on integrating third-party grid edge resource aggregators into the distribution grid and coordinating with wholesale markets . It highlights key considerations (jurisdiction, registration/licensing, data governance, dual participation rules, dispute resolution mechanisms, etc.) for states that previously banned retail aggregators and are now revisiting those rules in light of FERC Order 2222 and evolving grid needs . The report includes implementation details such as tiered options for state action and examples of how various states handle aggregator oversight (e.g., setting up customer data access protections and processes to resolve utility-aggregator conflicts).

This is a technical guidance report for the Arkansas Public Service Commission detailing how to establish a regulatory framework to oversee third-party grid edge resource aggregators at the grid edge . It covers implementation details such as aggregator certification requirements, performance metrics, and especially consumer protection measures. For example, it proposes a “code of conduct” for utilities engaging with affiliate aggregators and a commission oversight regime that includes compliance plans, audits, and explicit complaint procedures and logs for customer issues . The report spells out how the PSC can handle customer data sharing, require transparent marketing and truthful performance claims, and adjudicate customer complaints about aggregators’ services . An appendix provides draft model rules for aggregator registration, ensuring only financially and technically capable entities with consumer safeguards can operate.