; (2) coordinate transmission-related matters of the Commission, as the Commission determines to be appropriate; (3) carry out the responsibilities of the Commission under section 216, in coordination with the Office of Energy Projects of the Commission; (4) review opportunities for innovation in transmission planning and operation, including deployment of grid-enhancing technologies, advanced conductors, and other approaches; and (5) provide oversight of transmission planning activities subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission. . 10. Interconnection Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Commission shall promulgate regulations, or revise existing regulations— (1) to prohibit a public utility from requiring an interconnection customer to exclusively or disproportionately fund, without reimbursement, the costs of any network upgrade identified as necessary for the interconnect request of the interconnection customer; (2) to encourage cost-sharing models that reflect the broad set of benefits and beneficiaries for any network upgrades identified as needed in an interconnection or affected system study, subject to the requirement that the model adheres to any requirements established under paragraph (1); and (3) to alleviate interconnection backlogs and reduce informational and procedural barriers in interconnection, which may include— (A) the establishment of an interconnection analysis center within the Office of Transmission established under section 318 of the Federal Power Act