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The 18 CFR 125.3 has some good info that I am using, and I have merged that with the taxonomy classifications laid out in Tex Loc Govt Code §203.041(a), Texas Public Utility Commission Subst., FERC, NERC and NRC rules along with the ERCOT retention schedule. I did not know about NUARC so I certainly look at it. Thanks for the info. Any additional info would be greatly appreciated.
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Dustin McLemore, MPA
Austin Energy
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Dustin,
To start, consider the regulatory requirements from the below
authorities to assist you in the build out of your taxonomy. All
requirements are searchable online with the exception of NARUC. NARUC
regs are available via their website for $5.00. You should include the
requirements of your state utility commission, statutes, codes and any
additional states in which you operate.
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