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PUCT Project 58481, Filing 206: Texas Large-Load Owner Readiness Pack
A free owner-side guide to security, CIAC, customer-built interconnection facilities, TSP takeover and audit-ready documentation under Texas's emerging large-load framework.
Large-load owners can face security draws, CIAC payments and advance equipment commitments before tenant revenue begins. A customer-built switchyard adds land, acceptance, ownership-transfer and retained-liability decisions.
This pack turns those overlapping obligations into an owner workflow and evidence checklist. It covers a typical utility-delivered CIAC project and an agreed customer-built route.
Owner capital sequence, delivery alternatives, audit evidence, operating registers and the final capital-release test.
What is inside
Synopsis
The decision, owner exposure and two delivery routes.
Executive summary
The statutory framework, filing status and peak-unrecovered-cash test.
Typical CIAC workflow
Controls before security, CIAC, procurement, energization and closeout.
Customer-built workflow
Scope, design, land, construction, acceptance, transfer and fallback gates.
Audit documentation
Governance, property, regulatory, commercial, cash, engineering and operating evidence.
Capital-release checklist
Ten questions before the next irreversible commitment.
Who should use it
Use it with owner development, finance, legal, engineering, procurement and project-controls teams before posting security, paying CIAC or releasing long-lead equipment.
Replace every generic control with the project's final rule, tariff, TSP requirements and executed agreements.
Primary sources and scope
- PUCT Project 58481, Filing 206
Proposed implementation material reviewed for the resource.
- Texas Senate Bill 6, enacted text
Statutory large-load framework.
- ERCOT Large Load Integration
Current ERCOT large-load guidance and forms.
- PUCT Project 58481 docket
Current filings and procedural status.
This resource distinguishes governing requirements, project-specific determinations and recommended owner controls. It is not legal, tax, accounting, engineering or regulatory advice.