Partnering in business, powering growth

This information is for Liberty’s commercial and industrial electric utility customers who have substantial energy demands. Whether you’re planning a facility expansion, launching a new project, or upgrading equipment, this portal is designed to provide a streamlined way to engage new or existing large-load customers.

What is a large-load customer?

Large load customers are defined as new or existing customers with a demand of 10 megawatts or larger at a single point of interconnection sourced from the transmission system.

Below you will find information on the procedures and requirements for an orderly queue for processing your request. We want to partner with you through this process.

These requirements are necessary for Liberty’s continued safe and reliable operation of our transmission and distribution system and the security of the transmission system operated by the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), a regional transmission organization.

Connect with Liberty

The first step is to connect with the Liberty team for an application consultation.

Application Process

After the application consultation with Liberty, the process will follow the phases below. 

Phase 1: Application submittal*

• Formal application submission
• Application completeness review and queue position assignment

(Link to Interconnection Queue Process document)

Phase 2: Queue entry and studies initiation*

• Queue assignment action
• Scoping meeting
• AQ interconnection study

Phase 3: Detailed studies and agreements*

• Load interconnection study review and decision point
• Supplemental study (for the direct connection of customer’s facilities)
• Service and interconnection agreement(s) negotiation and execution

Phase 4: Implementation*

• Engineering, procurement, and construction
• Testing and commissioning
• Commercial operation

*Potential financial and/or credit obligations may be required at each phase of the process

For more information on the specific application steps and processes, click below.