; (ii) projections for the deployment of distributed energy resources within the utility service territory during the period covered by the plan by size, type, and location; (iii) any locational benefits and costs of distributed energy resources to the distribution system of the electric utility and ratepayers, including— (I) benefits to grid resiliency and reliability; (II) avoided or incurred investments in distribution or transmission infrastructure; (III) avoided or incurred investments in generation capacity; (IV) any environmental benefits; and (V) any other costs or benefits to the electricity grid or to ratepayers; (iv) any temporal benefits or costs of distributed energy resources to the distribution system of the electric utility, including— (I) any changes in peak demand; and (II) any changes in the distribution load curve; (v) any investments needed to improve the integration, management, or deployment of distributed energy resources in the distribution system of the electric utility; (vi) any barriers to the integration of distributed energy resources in the distribution system of the electric utility, including limitations to system capacity that would require upgrades to integrate distributed energy resources; (vii) any locations on the distribution system of the electric utility suitable for microgrid development based on geographic, resiliency, reliability, or cost factors