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ME LD32
Bill
AI Summary
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Repeals Maine's net energy billing laws (35-A MRSA §3209-A, §3209-B, §3209-C, and §3209-E), eliminating the program that allows customers to receive bill credits for delivering electricity from their own renewable energy facilities to the grid
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Prohibits the Public Utilities Commission from requiring transmission and distribution utilities to offer net energy billing to customers
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Removes property tax exemptions for solar energy equipment connected to net energy billing programs, limiting exemptions only to solar equipment where all energy is used on-site
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Narrows the definition of "distributed generation resource" to facilities with 1-2 megawatt capacity that either participated in cluster studies or received ISO-NE transmission approval by April 30, 2024
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Presented by Senator Guerin of Penobscot with 5 cosponsors; referred to the Committee on Energy, Utilities and Technology
Legislative Description
An Act to Repeal the Laws Regarding Net Energy Billing
Electric Utilities
Last Action
Voted: Divided Report
1/6/2026