NY A06325

Expands the definition of "customer-generator" to include non-residential customers who own, lease, or operate micro-combined heat and power (CHP) generating equipment on their premises.

Establishes separate capacity limits for residential and non-residential CHP systems: residential systems limited to 10 kilowatts electric, non-residential systems limited to 25 kilowatts electric, with both requiring at least 80% fuel use efficiency and annual production of 2,000 kilowatt hours.

Allows non-residential customers with solar, CHP, or farm waste equipment to designate net metering credits to multiple properties owned or leased within the same utility service territory and load zone.

Requires electric corporations to establish interconnection standards for non-residential solar, micro-hydroelectric, and CHP equipment within three months of the law's effective date, with standards subject to Public Service Commission approval.

Takes effect 60 days after becoming law.