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CT SB00862
Bill
Status
2/10/2021
Primary Sponsor
Energy and Technology Committee
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AI Summary
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Solar projects on residential properties eligible for Connecticut Green Bank's Residential Solar Investment Program cannot also receive small zero-emission or low-emission renewable energy credits under sections 16-244r, 16-244s, or 16-244t
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Starting July 1, 2021, project size for distributed energy solicitations must be calculated based on total megawatts across a single parcel or contiguous parcels under common ownership/developer, regardless of metering infrastructure
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Projects are prohibited from subdividing parcels of land to artificially meet smaller project size requirements for solicitations
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Electric distribution companies must consult with the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to impose reasonable siting restrictions consistent with state environmental policy goals when conducting solicitations
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Long-term contracts for Class I zero-emission generation projects under 1,000 kilowatts remain set at 15-year terms, with the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority authorized to give preference to Connecticut-manufactured technologies
Legislative Description
An Act Limiting Eligibility For The Residential Solar Investment Program And Preventing Distributed Energy Generation Solicitations From Segregating Large Projects.
Last Action
Public Hearing 02/18
2/11/2021