IL HB1913

Increases the net metering capacity threshold from 1% to 5% of an electricity provider's total peak demand, requiring providers to offer net metering to eligible customers until reaching this higher limit.

Expands the definition of "eligible customer" to include renewable energy facilities interconnected to the distribution grid, not just those located on customer premises.

Eliminates dual-channel metering requirements for non-residential customers with generators rated between 40 and 2,000 kilowatts, removing associated cost-sharing provisions.

Mandates that electricity providers allow meter aggregation for community renewable energy projects and multi-unit properties, with terms and conditions to be approved by the Illinois Commerce Commission within 365 days of enactment.

Adds agricultural residues, wood waste, landscape trimmings, and livestock manure to the list of eligible renewable energy sources for net metering purposes.