NY A04326

Adds non-residential customers operating micro-combined heat and power generating equipment to the definition of "customer-generator" eligible for net metering under Public Service Law section 66-j.

Sets rated capacity limit of not more than 25 kilowatts electric for non-residential micro-combined heat and power systems, compared to 10 kilowatts for residential systems.

Requires non-residential micro-combined heat and power systems to achieve at least 80 percent design total fuel use efficiency and annually produce at least 2,000 kilowatt hours of useful electrical energy.

Allows non-residential customer-generators with micro-combined heat and power equipment to designate net metering credits to other properties owned or leased by the customer within the same electric corporation's service territory and load zone.

Takes effect 60 days after becoming law.