Utah Code Title 54. Public Utilities § 54-17-805. Costs associated with delivering electricity from a clean energy facility to a contract customer

(1) To the extent that a clean energy contract provides for the delivery of electricity from a clean energy facility owned by the contract customer, the clean energy contract shall require the contract customer to pay for the use of the qualified utility's transmission or distribution facilities at the qualified utility's applicable rates, which may include transmission costs at the qualified utility's applicable rate approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

(2) To the extent that a clean energy contract provides for the delivery of electricity from a clean energy facility owned by a person other than the qualified utility or the contract customer, the clean energy contract shall require the contract customer to bear all reasonably identifiable costs that the qualified utility incurs in delivering the electricity from the clean energy facility to the contract customer, including all costs to procure and deliver electricity and for billing, administrative, and related activities, as determined by the commission.

(3) A qualified utility that enters a clean energy contract shall charge a contract customer for all metered electric service delivered to the contract customer, including generation, transmission, and distribution service, at the qualified utility's applicable tariff rates, excluding: