THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE BILL

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1 PRIOR PRINTER'S NO. PRINTER'S NO. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE BILL No. Session of 0 INTRODUCED BY M. QUINN, TAYLOR, BRIGGS, V. BROWN, HARPER, HENNESSEY, W. KELLER, KIM, KORTZ, MARSICO, MATZIE, NEILSON, SOLOMON, WATSON, McCARTER, RABB AND C. QUINN, JUNE, 0 AS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AS AMENDED, MARCH, 0 AN ACT 0 Amending Titles (Public Utilities) and (Transportation) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in restructuring of electric utility industry, providing for transportation fueling infrastructure development; and, in turnpike, further providing for definitions and providing for Statewide electric vehicle charging and natural gas fueling networks. AMENDING TITLE (PUBLIC UTILITIES) OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CONSOLIDATED STATUTES, IN RESTRUCTURING OF ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY, PROVIDING FOR TRANSPORTATION FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT. The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows: <-- <-- 0 Section. Title of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes is amended by adding a section to read:. Transportation fueling infrastructure development. (a) Transportation electrification opportunity assessment.-- () Within 0 days of the effective date of this section, the Governor or his designee shall establish a Statewide goal for the expansion of transportation electrification in this Commonwealth based upon a Statewide transportation electrification opportunity assessment. The <--

2 0 0 0 goal shall be no less than a 0% expansion of annual transportation electrification usage above current market forecasts for December, 00, as of the effective date of this section. () The Governor or his designee may also establish regional goals for each group of priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties that are served, in whole or in part, by an electric distribution company. (b) Transportation electrification infrastructure regional framework.-- () An electric distribution company serving one or more priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties shall contract with a qualifying independent transportation analyst to develop a transportation electrification infrastructure regional framework for those counties. () The regional framework development process shall include representatives from the Department of Transportation, the Department of Environmental Protection, county and municipal governments of the priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties served by the electric distribution company, public transit organizations and the electric distribution company. Electric distribution companies may include owners of vehicle fleets, experts in transportation electrification charging infrastructure, manufacturers of transportation electrification equipment and other participants and stakeholders in the transportation electrification market in the regional framework development process. () If multiple electric distribution companies serve a single priority alternative transportation infrastructure 00HBPN - -

3 0 0 0 county, the electric distribution companies may elect to collaborate on the selection of a qualifying independent transportation analyst for the county and allocate frameworkrelated costs proportionally based upon the number of customers served in the county or by another mutually agreeable method. () A regional framework shall provide the following information for the priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties served by the electric distribution company: (i) The extent of plug-in electric vehicle ownership, leasing and usage as well as projected ownership, leasing and usage through December, 00, or years after the effective date of this section, whichever is later. (ii) The extent of nonroad transportation electrification usage and transportation electrification charging infrastructure. (iii) The additional transportation electrification charging infrastructure that is reasonably necessary to achieve the applicable regional goal established in accordance with subsection (a) or, if no regional goal is established, the Statewide goal established in accordance with subsection (a) as applied to the priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties served by the electric distribution company. (iv) Recommendations regarding the geographic distribution and general specifications of transportation electrification charging infrastructure identified in accordance with subparagraph (iii), including 00HBPN - -

4 0 0 0 recommendations specific to the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure to serve low-income communities, multiunit residential buildings and commercial workplaces. (c) Transportation electrification infrastructure development plan.-- () An electric distribution company serving one or more priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties shall file a transportation electrification infrastructure development plan with the commission for approval within months of the submission of a transportation electrification infrastructure regional framework for the service territory. The electric distribution company shall provide its transportation electrification infrastructure regional framework as part of the infrastructure development plan filing. () The infrastructure development plan shall describe the company's proposal to achieve deployment of the transportation electrification infrastructure reasonably necessary to achieve the applicable regional goal established in accordance with subsection (a) or, if no regional goal is established, the Statewide goal established in accordance with subsection (a) as applied to the priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties served by the electric distribution company. The infrastructure development plan shall include strategies to optimize the use of the electric distribution grid and provide opportunities for the reduction of electric charging costs for customers, including time-ofuse rates. () The infrastructure development plan may include 00HBPN - -

5 0 0 0 transportation electrification charging stations owned and operated by the electric distribution company and third parties as well as customer incentives and customer education programs related to installing or using transportation electrification charging stations. () (i) Subject to subparagraph (ii), transportation electrification charging stations owned by the electric distribution company and stations where distribution system extension costs necessary for operation are recovered as plan costs as provided in this section shall be public access charging stations and include regional interoperability capacity. (ii) The commission shall exempt a station from the public access requirement if the station is installed at a multiunit residential building or commercial or industrial workplace. (d) Commission approval.-- () The commission shall conduct a public hearing on each infrastructure development plan filed under subsection (c) and approve or disapprove the plan within 0 days of submission. () If the commission does not approve a plan, the commission shall describe in detail the reasons for disapproval, and the electric distribution company shall have 0 days to file a revised plan to address the deficiencies identified by the commission. () A revised plan shall be approved or disapproved by the commission within 0 days. (e) Recovery.--An electric distribution company shall be entitled to recover, in distribution rates established under 00HBPN - -

6 0 0 0 section 0 (relating to voluntary changes in rates), all reasonable and prudent costs incurred in the implementation of this section, including the costs of transportation electrification infrastructure regional frameworks and infrastructure development plans, transportation electrification infrastructure, including annual depreciation costs and capital costs over the life of transportation electrification charging technology and required distribution system upgrades, incentives, and education provided in accordance with an infrastructure development plan approved under subsection (d). (f) Additional regional frameworks and infrastructure development plans.-- () An electric distribution company shall contract for an update of the regional framework required under subsection (b) every four years. () The electric distribution company shall submit the updated regional framework to the commission and file an updated transportation electrification infrastructure development plan within six months of the submission of the updated regional framework. () Additional regional frameworks and infrastructure development plans shall be developed after December, 0, as directed by the commission. (g) Voluntary development of transportation electrification infrastructure development plans.--an electric distribution company may file a transportation electrification infrastructure development plan for commission approval in accordance with this section for counties within the company's service territory that do not qualify as priority alternative transportation infrastructure counties. 00HBPN - -

7 0 0 0 (h) Natural gas transportation infrastructure assessment.-- () Within one year of the effective date of this section, the Governor or his designee shall complete a Statewide assessment of current natural gas vehicle usage and fueling infrastructure in this Commonwealth. The assessment shall identify opportunities and goals for the expansion of natural gas vehicle usage and fueling infrastructure in this Commonwealth and make recommendations to the General Assembly and the commission to support the expansion. () The Governor or his designee shall transmit the assessment and recommendations to the commission for posting on the commission's publicly accessible Internet website. (i) Penalties.--No electric distribution company shall be subject to penalties for failure to meet the applicable goal established under subsection (a) if the electric distribution company is otherwise in compliance with its commission-approved infrastructure development plan. (j) Definitions.--As used in this section, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings given to them in this subsection unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Electric vehicle charging station." A facility or equipment designed to charge batteries within plug-in electric vehicles by permitting the transfer of electric energy to a battery or other storage device in a plug-in electric vehicle. "Plug-in electric vehicle." A motor vehicle that is powered partly or solely by a battery that can be recharged by plugging it into an external source of electricity and which motor vehicle meets the applicable Federal and State safety standards for on-road vehicles. "Priority alternative transportation infrastructure county." 00HBPN - -

8 0 0 0 A county in this Commonwealth including all or part of a metropolitan statistical area with a population of at least 00,000 people as defined by the United States Census Bureau. "Qualifying independent transportation analyst." A regional planning commission established in accordance with the laws of this Commonwealth or an independent analyst with demonstrated expertise in transportation modeling and forecasting. "Transportation electrification." The use of electricity from external sources of electrical power, including the electrical grid, for all or part of vehicles, vessels, trains, boats or other equipment that are mobile sources of air pollution and greenhouse gases and the related programs and charging and propulsion infrastructure investments to enable and encourage this use of electricity. Section. Section 0 of Title is amended by adding definitions to read: 0. Definitions. The following words and phrases when used in this chapter shall have the meanings given to them in this section unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: * * * "Electric vehicle charging station." As defined in Pa.C.S. (relating to transportation fueling infrastructure development). * * * "Natural gas vehicle." A motor vehicle that is able to operate on 00% compressed natural gas fuel. * * * "Plug-in electric vehicle." As defined in Pa.C.S.. * * * 00HBPN - -

9 0 0 0 Section. Title is amended by adding a section to read:. Statewide electric vehicle charging and natural gas fueling networks. (a) Creation of Statewide networks.--by January, 00, the department, in conjunction with the commission, shall provide for at least two high-speed electric vehicle charging stations and a natural gas fueling station accessible to the public at each interstate highway rest area and welcome center. The stations may be owned and operated by the commission, its designee, or a private or nonprofit entity, including an electric distribution company, with respect to electric vehicle charging stations, or a natural gas distribution company, with respect to compressed natural gas fueling stations, that provides utility service to the applicable highway rest area or welcome center. (b) Cooperation.--The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission shall cooperate with the department and the commission in the creation of Statewide electric vehicle charging and natural gas fueling networks required by this section. Section. This act shall take effect in 0 days. SECTION. TITLE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CONSOLIDATED STATUTES IS AMENDED BY ADDING A SECTION TO READ:. TRANSPORTATION FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT. (A) TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION OPPORTUNITY ASSESSMENT.-- () WITHIN 0 DAYS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE GOVERNOR OR A DESIGNEE OF THE GOVERNOR SHALL ESTABLISH A STATEWIDE GOAL FOR THE EXPANSION OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION IN THIS COMMONWEALTH BASED UPON A STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION OPPORTUNITY ASSESSMENT. THE GOAL SHALL BE NO LESS THAN A 0% EXPANSION OF <-- 00HBPN - -

10 0 0 0 ANNUAL TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION USAGE ABOVE CURRENT MARKET FORECASTS FOR DECEMBER, 00, AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION. () AT THE TIME THE STATEWIDE GOAL IS ESTABLISHED, THE GOVERNOR OR A DESIGNEE OF THE GOVERNOR MAY ALSO ESTABLISH REGIONAL GOALS FOR EACH GROUP OF PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES THAT ARE SERVED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY. (B) COMMISSION GUIDELINES.--NO LATER THAN ONE YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE COMMISSION SHALL ISSUE TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN GUIDELINES FOR ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES ADDRESSING THE FOLLOWING: () THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STRATEGICALLY LOCATED PUBLIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS, INCLUDING UTILITY-OWNED ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND NON-UTILITY-OWNED STATIONS PARTICIPATING IN A UTILITY INCENTIVE PROGRAM. () THE ELECTRIFICATION OF PUBLIC TRANSIT AND MEDIUM AND HEAVY-DUTY FLEETS. () THE DEPLOYMENT OF NON-UTILITY-OWNED ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS. () REQUIREMENTS TO ENSURE THAT ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY DEVELOPMENT PLANS WITH UTILITY-OWNED CHARGING STATIONS AND INCENTIVE PROGRAMS ARE IMPLEMENTED IN A COMPETITIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY MANNER AND DO NOT LIMIT PUBLIC ACCESS TO CHARGING STATIONS OWNED BY THIRD PARTIES NOT PARTICIPATING IN UTILITY INCENTIVE PROGRAMS. () STANDARDS FOR TECHNICAL INTEROPERABILITY OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND FLEXIBLE PAYMENT OPTIONS, INCLUDING CREDIT CARDS, TO FACILITATE ELECTRIC VEHICLE TRAVEL 00HBPN - 0 -

11 0 0 0 ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH. () THE PROCEDURES FOR APPROVAL OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANS. (C) REVISED GUIDELINES.--NO LATER THAN ONE YEAR BEFORE EACH UPDATED TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FILING REQUIRED UNDER SUBSECTION (H), THE COMMISSION MAY ISSUE REVISED GUIDELINES TO REFLECT TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND CHANGES IN MARKET CONDITIONS. (D) TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK.-- () AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SERVING ONE OR MORE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES SHALL CONTRACT WITH A QUALIFYING INDEPENDENT TRANSPORTATION ANALYST TO DEVELOP A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR THOSE COUNTIES. () THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK DEVELOPMENT PROCESS SHALL INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS OF THE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES SERVED BY THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY, PUBLIC TRANSIT ORGANIZATIONS AND THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY. ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES SHALL INVITE REPRESENTATIVES OF REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSIONS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, OWNERS OF VEHICLE FLEETS, TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES, EXPERTS IN TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE, MANUFACTURERS OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION EQUIPMENT AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS AND STAKEHOLDERS IN THE TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION MARKET TO PARTICIPATE IN THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. 00HBPN - -

12 0 0 0 () IF MULTIPLE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES SERVE A SINGLE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTY, THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES MAY ELECT TO COLLABORATE ON THE SELECTION OF A QUALIFYING INDEPENDENT TRANSPORTATION ANALYST FOR THE COUNTY AND ALLOCATE FRAMEWORK- RELATED COSTS PROPORTIONALLY BASED UPON THE NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS SERVED IN THE COUNTY OR BY ANOTHER MUTUALLY AGREEABLE METHOD. () A REGIONAL FRAMEWORK SHALL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR THE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES SERVED BY THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY: (I) THE EXTENT OF OWNERSHIP, LEASING AND USAGE OF BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES, INCLUDING HEAVY-DUTY BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES, AS WELL AS PROJECTED OWNERSHIP, LEASING AND USAGE THROUGH DECEMBER, 00, OR YEARS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, WHICHEVER IS LATER. (II) THE EXTENT OF NONROAD TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION USAGE AND TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE. (III) THE ADDITIONAL TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE THAT IS REASONABLY NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE APPLICABLE REGIONAL GOAL ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (A) OR, IF NO REGIONAL GOAL IS ESTABLISHED, THE STATEWIDE GOAL ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (A) AS APPLIED TO THE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES SERVED BY THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY. (IV) RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE GEOGRAPHIC 00HBPN - -

13 0 0 0 DISTRIBUTION AND GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE IDENTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBPARAGRAPH (III), INCLUDING RECOMMENDATIONS SPECIFIC TO THE DEPLOYMENT OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE TO SERVE LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES, MULTIUNIT COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL AND MIXED- USE BUILDINGS AND SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL HOMES. (E) TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN.-- () AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SERVING ONE OR MORE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES SHALL, CONSISTENT WITH THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (B) AND (C), FILE A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN WITH THE COMMISSION WITHIN MONTHS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A STATEWIDE GOAL UNDER SUBSECTION (A)(). THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL PROVIDE ITS TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK AS PART OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FILING. () THE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SHALL DESCRIBE THE COMPANY'S PROPOSAL TO ACHIEVE DEPLOYMENT OF THE TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE REASONABLY NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE APPLICABLE REGIONAL GOAL ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (A) OR, IF NO REGIONAL GOAL IS ESTABLISHED, THE STATEWIDE GOAL ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (A) AS APPLIED TO THE PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES SERVED BY THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY. THE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SHALL INCLUDE STRATEGIES TO OPTIMIZE THE USE OF THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION GRID AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE REDUCTION 00HBPN - -

14 0 0 0 OF ELECTRIC CHARGING COSTS FOR CUSTOMERS, INCLUDING TIME-OF- USE RATES. () SUBJECT TO THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTIONS (B) AND (C), THE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN MAY INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING STATIONS OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY AND THIRD PARTIES, INCENTIVES FOR CUSTOMERS AND THIRD-PARTY CHARGING STATION OWNERS AND CUSTOMER EDUCATION PROGRAMS RELATED TO INSTALLING OR USING TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING STATIONS. (F) COMMISSION APPROVAL.-- () THE COMMISSION SHALL, AFTER REASONABLE NOTICE AND HEARING AND WITHIN 0 DAYS OF SUBMISSION, APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE EACH INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FILED UNDER SUBSECTION (E). () IF THE COMMISSION DOES NOT APPROVE A PLAN, THE COMMISSION SHALL DESCRIBE IN DETAIL THE REASONS FOR DISAPPROVAL, AND THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL HAVE 0 DAYS TO FILE A REVISED PLAN TO ADDRESS THE DEFICIENCIES IDENTIFIED BY THE COMMISSION. () A REVISED PLAN SHALL BE APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED BY THE COMMISSION WITHIN 0 DAYS. (G) RECOVERY.-- () AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL RECOVER, IN DISTRIBUTION RATES ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION 0 (RELATING TO VOLUNTARY CHANGES IN RATES), ALL REASONABLE AND PRUDENT COSTS INCURRED IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS SECTION, INCLUDING THE COSTS OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL FRAMEWORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANS, TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION 00HBPN - -

15 0 0 0 INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING ANNUAL DEPRECIATION COSTS, CAPITAL COSTS OVER THE LIFE OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING TECHNOLOGY AND REQUIRED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM UPGRADES, INCENTIVES AND EDUCATION PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPROVED UNDER SUBSECTION (F). THE COMMISSION MAY DETERMINE THE APPROPRIATE RATE STRUCTURE AND COST ALLOCATION FOR THE JUST AND REASONABLE RECOVERY OF PRUDENTLY INCURRED COSTS, WHICH MAY INCLUDE ANY PAYMENTS BY CUSTOMERS RELATED TO A SPECIFIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION OR OTHER TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE. () THE COSTS RECOVERED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION BY AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL ONLY BE USED FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND EXPANSION OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE. (H) ADDITIONAL REGIONAL FRAMEWORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANS.--AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL CONTRACT FOR AN UPDATE OF THE REGIONAL FRAMEWORK REQUIRED UNDER SUBSECTION (D) AND FILE AN UPDATED TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN REQUIRED UNDER SUBSECTION (E) EVERY FOUR YEARS. ADDITIONAL REGIONAL FRAMEWORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANS SHALL BE DEVELOPED AFTER DECEMBER, 0, AS DIRECTED BY THE COMMISSION. (I) VOLUNTARY DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANS.--AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY MAY FILE A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR COMMISSION APPROVAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION FOR COUNTIES WITHIN THE COMPANY'S SERVICE TERRITORY THAT DO NOT QUALIFY AS PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTIES. THE COMMISSION APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS OF 00HBPN - -

16 0 0 0 SUBSECTION (F) DO NOT APPLY TO PLANS FILED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION. (J) OPEN ACCESS FOR PUBLIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS.-- () AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE OPERATOR WHO CHOOSES TO USE A PUBLIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION INSTALLED OR OPERATED WITH INCENTIVES AUTHORIZED UNDER A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OR BY AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO ENROLL IN A CLUB, ASSOCIATION OR MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION OR PAY A SUBSCRIPTION FEE AS A CONDITION TO USE THE STATION. NOTHING IN THIS SECTION SHALL PREVENT NONUTILITY OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS THAT ARE INSTALLED OR OPERATED WITHOUT INCENTIVES AUTHORIZED UNDER A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FROM INCLUDING THOSE STATIONS IN A SUBSCRIPTION OR MEMBERSHIP NETWORK WITH VARIABLE RATE STRUCTURES. () THE OWNER OR LESSEE OF A PUBLICLY AVAILABLE PARKING SPACE, WHOSE PRIMARY BUSINESS IS NOT ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING SERVICES, MAY RESTRICT THE USE OF THAT PARKING SPACE, INCLUDING BY LIMITING USE TO CUSTOMERS AND VISITORS OF THE BUSINESS. () THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF A PUBLIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION INSTALLED OR OPERATED WITH INCENTIVES AUTHORIZED UNDER A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OR BY AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL DISCLOSE THE STATION'S GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION, HOURS OF OPERATION, CHARGING LEVEL, HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY, SCHEDULE OF FEES, ACCEPTED METHODS OF PAYMENT AND THE AMOUNT OF NETWORK ROAMING CHARGES FOR NONMEMBERS, IF 00HBPN - -

17 0 0 0 ANY, ON AN ONGOING BASIS TO THE COMMISSION, THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY. (K) PUBLICLY FUNDED CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE.--ANY PUBLICLY FUNDED CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE USING RATEPAYER OR TAXPAYER FUNDS SHOULD ADHERE TO THE TECHNICAL INTEROPERABILITY STANDARDS ADOPTED OR GUIDED BY THE COMMISSION AND BE SMART CHARGERS, THAT IS, NETWORKED AND SUBMETERED. (L) NATURAL GAS AND HYDROGEN-FUELED TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ASSESSMENT.-- () WITHIN ONE YEAR OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION, THE GOVERNOR OR A DESIGNEE OF THE GOVERNOR SHALL COMPLETE A STATEWIDE ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT NATURAL GAS AND HYDROGEN-FUELED VEHICLE USAGE AND FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS COMMONWEALTH. THE ASSESSMENT SHALL IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES AND GOALS FOR THE EXPANSION OF NATURAL GAS AND HYDROGEN-FUELED VEHICLE USAGE AND FUELING INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS COMMONWEALTH AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COMMISSION TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION. () THE GOVERNOR OR A DESIGNEE OF THE GOVERNOR SHALL TRANSMIT THE ASSESSMENT AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE COMMISSION FOR POSTING ON THE COMMISSION'S PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE INTERNET WEBSITE. (M) ALTERNATIVE FUELS TAX.--AN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY OR THIRD PARTY WHICH OWNS A TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION CHARGING STATION SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE ALTERNATIVE FUELS TAX UNDER PA.C.S. 00 (RELATING TO IMPOSITION OF TAX, EXEMPTIONS AND DEDUCTIONS). (N) PENALTIES.--NO ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY SHALL BE SUBJECT TO PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO MEET THE APPLICABLE GOAL 00HBPN - -

18 0 0 0 ESTABLISHED UNDER SUBSECTION (A) IF THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION COMPANY IS OTHERWISE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ITS COMMISSION-APPROVED INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN. (O) DEFINITIONS.--AS USED IN THIS SECTION, THE FOLLOWING WORDS AND PHRASES SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS GIVEN TO THEM IN THIS SUBSECTION UNLESS THE CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES OTHERWISE: "BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE." A MOTOR VEHICLE THAT IS POWERED PARTLY OR SOLELY BY A BATTERY THAT CAN BE RECHARGED WIRELESSLY OR BY PLUGGING IT INTO AN EXTERNAL SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY AND WHICH MOTOR VEHICLE MEETS THE APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND STATE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR ON-ROAD VEHICLES. "ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION." A FACILITY OR EQUIPMENT DESIGNED TO CHARGE BATTERIES WITHIN BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLES BY PERMITTING THE TRANSFER OF ELECTRIC ENERGY TO A BATTERY OR OTHER STORAGE DEVICE IN A BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE. "PRIORITY ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTY." A COUNTY IN THIS COMMONWEALTH INCLUDING ALL OR PART OF A METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA WITH A POPULATION OF AT LEAST 00,000 PEOPLE AS DEFINED BY THE UNITED STATES CENSUS BUREAU. "PUBLIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION." AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION LOCATED AT A PUBLICLY AVAILABLE PARKING SPACE. "PUBLICLY AVAILABLE PARKING SPACE." A PARKING SPACE THAT HAS BEEN DESIGNATED BY A PROPERTY OWNER OR A LESSEE TO BE AVAILABLE TO AND ACCESSIBLE BY THE PUBLIC, INCLUDING ON-STREET PARKING SPACES AND PARKING SPACES IN SURFACE LOTS OR PARKING GARAGES. THE TERM SHALL NOT INCLUDE A PARKING SPACE THAT IS PART OF OR ASSOCIATED WITH A PRIVATE RESIDENCE OR A PARKING SPACE THAT IS RESERVED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF AN INDIVIDUAL DRIVER OR VEHICLE OR FOR A GROUP OF DRIVERS OF VEHICLES INCLUDING 00HBPN - -

19 0 EMPLOYEES, TENANTS, VISITORS OR RESIDENTS OF A COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENT OR RESIDENTS OF AN ADJACENT BUILDING. "QUALIFYING INDEPENDENT TRANSPORTATION ANALYST." A REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH OR AN INDEPENDENT ANALYST WITH DEMONSTRATED EXPERTISE IN TRANSPORTATION MODELING AND FORECASTING. "TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION." THE USE OF ELECTRICITY FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES OF ELECTRICAL POWER, INCLUDING THE ELECTRICAL GRID, FOR ALL OR PART OF VEHICLES, VESSELS, TRAINS, BOATS OR OTHER EQUIPMENT THAT ARE MOBILE SOURCES OF AIR POLLUTION AND GREENHOUSE GASES AND THE RELATED PROGRAMS AND CHARGING AND PROPULSION INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS TO ENABLE AND ENCOURAGE THIS USE OF ELECTRICITY. SECTION. THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IN 0 DAYS. 00HBPN - -

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