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Export control mode

Export control mode is an interconnection configuration that uses Rule 21 non-export or limited-generation-profile options to constrain grid export.

grid · Concept code GS-CONCEPT-203 · Last verified September 29, 2026

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SDG&E's limited-generation-profile guide describes a time-varying export option intended to avoid distribution-grid upgrades, while warning that it cannot avoid every type of grid upgrade. The guide treats interconnection agreement and permission to operate as later process steps.

Review confirmed · Review due October 29, 2026

The previous review deadline was September 27, 2026. The missed interval remains unverified; the current review does not establish historical coverage.

The cited evidence supports this statement within the source’s stated scope. Its jurisdiction and source-event date limit its applicability to a particular project.

Applicable jurisdiction: US-CA

Verified September 29, 2026

Definition

Export control mode is an interconnection configuration that uses Rule 21 non-export or limited-generation-profile options to constrain grid export.

Review confirmed · Review due October 29, 2026

The previous review deadline was September 27, 2026. The missed interval remains unverified; the current review does not establish historical coverage.

The cited evidence supports this statement within the source’s stated scope. Its jurisdiction and source-event date limit its applicability to a particular project.

Applicable jurisdiction: US-CA

Verified September 29, 2026

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