Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 50, December 13, 2024
4.1. Petitioners shall file a Notice of Decommissioning or Deconstruction Activities ("Notice") with the Authority prior to Petitioning for approval of decommissioning or deconstruction activities.4.2. The Notice shall include:4.2.1. The name and physical address of the Facility.4.2.2. The name, address, and telephone number of each owner and operator of the Facility.4.2.3. The nameplate statistics for the Facility, including the fuel source, capacity, net capacity factor, and carbon emissions.4.2.4. The PSC's order approving decommissioning or deconstruction activities, if applicable.4.2.5. The Deactivation Analysis performed by PJM, if applicable.4.2.6. A summary of the proposed decommissioning or deconstruction activities and the commencement date of those activities.4.2.7. A statement explaining the need for decommissioning or deconstruction activities.4.2.8. The Facility's estimated life-expectancy when it was constructed, and the Facility's estimated life-expectancy as of the date of the Petition.4.2.9. The name, address, and telephone number of the proposed third-party evaluator. 4.2.9.a. Petitioners shall include supporting justifications for their selection of the third-party evaluator, including but not limited to experience, industry qualifications, and professional associations.4.3. One paper copy and one electronic PDF version of the Notice shall be filed with the Authority, in addition to the requirements set forth in subsections 6.1., 6.2., 6.3., and 6.4. of this rule.4.4. The Authority shall review the proposed third-party evaluator upon receipt of Petitioner's Notice and Certification of Service and will determine whether the third-party evaluator has the experience and qualifications to conduct an objective, quantitative and qualitative analysis.4.4.1. The third-party evaluator should be capable of performing an analysis of the size and scope outlined in this rule, capable of distilling large amounts of data and information, and capable of communicating the findings of the analysis clearly.4.4.2. If the Authority denies the Petitioner's choice of third-party evaluator, the Petitioner shall have thirty (30) days from the denial to propose another third-party evaluator for approval by the Authority.4.4.3. If the Authority approves the Petitioner's choice of third-party evaluator, the Petitioner shall have one hundred eighty (180) days from the issuance of the approval of the Petitioner's third-party evaluator to submit the Petition, and Petitioners may request additional time upon good cause shown.