NY A06804

Expands the definition of "customer-generator" to include non-residential customers who own, lease, or operate micro-combined heat and power generating equipment on their premises, making them eligible for net metering.

Increases the rated capacity limit for non-residential micro-combined heat and power equipment from ten kilowatts to twenty-five kilowatts electric, while maintaining the eighty percent fuel use efficiency requirement and two thousand kilowatt-hour annual production threshold.

Extends net metering credit provisions to non-residential customers with micro-combined heat and power generating equipment, allowing them to designate credits to multiple meters within the same service territory and load zone.

Requires electric corporations to establish interconnection and net metering standards for non-residential micro-combined heat and power generating equipment within three months of the effective date, with safety requirements similar to existing solar and micro-hydroelectric standards.

Adds micro-combined heat and power generating equipment owned or operated by non-residential customers to the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority's programs for interconnection and net energy metering implementation.