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PGandE Transmission Interconnection Handbook 2026

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The PG&E Transmission Interconnection Handbook's Appendix T outlines the requirements for battery interconnection to the PG&E system, emphasizing safety and reliability. It specifies acceptable battery types (Flooded lead acid and Nickel-Cadmium), documentation needed for approval, sizing calculations based on IEEE standards, maintenance protocols, and monitoring systems. The document highlights the risks associated with sealed batteries (VRLA) in substations and recommends flooded or NiCd batteries due to their superior performance in high-temperature environments.

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What is the voltage of PGE transmission?

The nominal PGE voltages are 60 kV, 70 kV, 115 kV and 230 kV, but in some areas of the PGE system, voltages may run docHubly higher or lower. The Load Entity or Transmission Entity is advised to contact PGE before ordering its transformer.

How much is the PGE interconnection fee?

There is an interconnection application fee of $145 for all NEM2 programs sized at 1MW or less.

How many miles of transmission lines does PGE have?

Natural gas pipelines 42,141 miles of natural gas distribution pipelines and 6,438 miles of transmission pipelines.

What is the difference between transmission and distribution in PGE?

Transmission pipelines move natural gas from compressor stations and storage facilities to regulators. Regulators reduce the pressure before docHubing the distribution system. The distribution system feeds the smaller lines that deliver gas to your business or home.

Does PGE charge a fee for new connection?

PGE does not apply fees to start service. In some cases, PGE may require you to pay a deposit upon starting service. Once you have fulfilled the deposit requirements, your deposit amount, plus any interest accrued, will be given back to you as a credit on your PGE account.

What is an interconnection fee?

The solar you generate will not show up on your PGE bill because it is immediately consumed by your house UNLESS you are generating more power than you are consuming.

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