Performance-Based Regulation

press release: The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC or Commission) will hold an in-person workshop on Performance-Based Regulation on Tuesday, January 11, 2022, as part of its work in its Roadmap to Zero Carbon docket. The workshop will facilitate education and dialogue among all interested parties on considerations and options associated with the pursuit for performance-based regulation, which will inform Commission decision-making as Wisconsin transitions to zero-carbon electricity consumption by 2050.

The workshop will focus on the following question: What are appropriate methods and strategies for using performance-based regulation to support better performance outcomes for Wisconsin utilities?

Input will be collected from all in-person participants through group discussion. The workshop agenda is available here. Registration is not required unless you plan to participate in the breakout groups.

Tuesday, January 11, 2022, 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Hill Farms State Office Building, Public Service Commission Conference Room N108 (First Floor), 4822 Madison Yards Way, Madison, Wisconsin.

Online: Join Zoom Meeting via web**

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81345615021

Passcode: 823140

OR Phone: Join Zoom Meeting via phone**

+1 312 626 6799

**Members of the public can listen remotely to the workshop presentation and panel discussion using the link or phone number above. Direct participation in workshop proceedings will be limited to in-person attendees and breakout group discussions will not be live streamed.**

Consistent with guidance from the CDC, updated State guidance, and local order, all attendees, members of the public, and state employees shall properly wear face coverings while in state facilities, including in this in-person workshop regardless of vaccination status.

In March 2021, the Commission opened a Roadmap to Zero Carbon docket to investigate the Commission’s role in helping achieve 100% carbon-free electricity consumption in Wisconsin. As part of the investigation, the PSC will use the workshop to explore more transparent utility electric planning options and review considerations related to affordability.