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IN SB0196
Bill
AI Summary
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Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission must adopt rules governing community energy facilities by July 1, 2027, with electricity suppliers required to allow interconnection within 180 days after rules are adopted
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Community energy facilities must have at least 3 subscribers, allocate 60% of capacity to subscriptions of 25 kilowatts or less, and limit any single subscriber to 20% interest in the facility
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Subscribing customers receive bill credits for their share of electricity generated, with excess credits carried forward to subsequent billing cycles for the life of the facility
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Capacity limits set at 20 megawatts AC for facilities on brownfields, reclaimed mines, rooftops, or parking lots, and 5 megawatts AC for facilities on farmland or undeveloped land
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Investor-owned utilities prohibited from owning community energy facilities or offering incentive programs to them; commission must establish an interconnection working group by October 1, 2027
Legislative Description
Community energy facilities.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Utilities
1/6/2026