Penelec · Chapter 75 Level 2 · metadata only

Know what is missing before the utility sees it.

QueueClear turns a declared project profile and a dated source set into an intake-readiness map: present, missing, conflicting, unresolved, or outside scope. It does not decide eligibility, design the system, prepare engineering, or file an application.

NO FILE UPLOADSNO ELIGIBILITY DECISIONHUMAN RELEASE

A deliberately narrow service

Intake readiness, not interconnection engineering.

01 / DECLARE

Freeze the review lane

Record Pennsylvania PUC jurisdiction, FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company, Penelec rate district, and the proposed Chapter 75 Level 2 review lane. QueueClear never decides that the lane applies.

02 / MAP

Map metadata to dated sources

Identify which non-sensitive metadata fields appear relevant to the selected rule and utility materials. Source dates and unresolved conflicts stay visible.

03 / EXCEPT

Open every gap

Missing, conflicting, ambiguous, stale, or out-of-scope items receive a state and next action. Nothing is silently completed or inferred.

04 / RELEASE

Keep judgment human

A qualified human reviews the exact readiness map. Utility applicability, technical compliance, acceptance, timing, cost, and restudy outcomes remain outside QueueClear.

What the bounded output contains

A small map with a strong audit trail.

No project file is needed for the public diagnostic. A future scoped pilot may use minimum-necessary metadata only after a written agreement and verified private controls.

Q-01

Territory card

Declared commission, electric distribution company, rate district, proposed review lane, source version, and applicability owner.

Source-dated
Q-02

Metadata inventory

Required field name, declared value state, source reference, owner, and permitted next action—never an engineering conclusion.

Deterministic
Q-03

Exception register

Every missing, ambiguous, conflicting, stale, sensitive, or out-of-scope item stays open until an authorized person resolves it.

Fail closed
Q-04

Human release record

Exact version, reviewer, limitations, correction path, and source lineage travel with the non-authoritative readiness map.

Human owned

Browser-local diagnostic

Check the control surface without sending data.

Mark only what your team can already name. This page stores nothing, sends nothing, accepts no files, and does not determine Level 2 applicability or readiness for filing.

Select the controls already established

Visible state machine

No quiet leap from intake to “ready.”

Read the complete methodology, source hierarchy, correction rule, and stop conditions.

  1. DeclareRecord the territory and proposed review lane without deciding applicability.
  2. VersionBind the current Pennsylvania and utility source metadata.
  3. InventoryMap only permitted non-sensitive fields and their owners.
  4. CheckApply deterministic presence, format, consistency, and source-currency checks.
  5. RouteSend technical, legal, utility, privacy, and ambiguity questions to the authorized human.
  6. ReleasePublish only the reviewed readiness map with limitations and correction history.

Commercial boundary

No public price before a measured pilot.

Pricing is intentionally unpublished.

QueueClear has no public checkout, paid plan, or capacity claim. A maximum of one metadata-only pilot may be activated after a written scope, current-source check, private-data controls, and human reviewer assignment. Any future price must state its exact unit, correction policy, exclusions, and capacity.

Evidence before promotion

Empty proof slots stay visibly empty.

These slots will change only when measured evidence exists and is authorized for publication.

Pilot evidence

No completed QueueClear pilot or customer outcome is published.

Cycle evidence

No filing-time, acceptance, revision, or restudy improvement is claimed.

Client evidence

No customer, utility relationship, project volume, or testimonial is represented.

Approved public source room

Use the right authority for the right claim.

The source register is reviewed monthly and before any client-specific checklist is released. A stale or conflicting source blocks the affected item.

Service boundary

QueueClear cannot make the utility’s decision—or yours.

QueueClear is an operational metadata-readiness service operated by Your Deputy, Obuke LLC. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal, tax, medical, financial, or other licensed professional advice. It does not decide eligibility or entitlement. Licensed or specialist-dependent questions must be routed to a verified qualified specialist. A qualified human must review and release every client deliverable. Do not submit sensitive material through this public site.

  • No engineering, single-line diagram, equipment-selection, protection, settings, or technical-compliance work.
  • No application preparation, filing, signature, portal access, utility communication, or utility representation.
  • No promise of eligibility, completeness acceptance, timing, cost, queue position, technical approval, or freedom from revision or restudy.
  • No public upload, customer record, credential, project file, or sensitive data collection.

Questions before use

Keep the line bright.

Does QueueClear decide that a project qualifies for Level 2?

No. It records a proposed review lane and organizes metadata for human and utility review. Applicability belongs to the authorized applicant, qualified advisers, and the electric distribution company.

Can I upload plans, equipment sheets, account numbers, or credentials?

No. The public site accepts no files or project details. Do not submit sensitive material through this public site.

Does a complete map mean the utility will accept the application?

No. A map reports declared metadata and unresolved states. It is not an eligibility, engineering, technical-compliance, acceptance, timing, cost, or restudy determination.

Will QueueClear prepare or submit the application?

No. It does not prepare engineering, sign forms, file applications, access portals, contact the utility, or represent the applicant.

What happens when sources disagree or change?

The affected item becomes blocked or unresolved. The prior version remains in the correction history, and a qualified reviewer must approve the refreshed exact version.