OR SB92

Increases the maximum nameplate capacity for community solar projects participating in Oregon's community solar program from the current limit to five megawatts or less

Allows community solar projects and their subscribers to be located in different electric company service territories within Oregon, removing geographic restrictions

Establishes a phased capacity cap starting in 2026 at 4.5% of an electric company's 2016 system peak, increasing by 2% annually until reaching 14.5% in 2031 and beyond

Directs the Public Utility Commission to adopt a penalty schedule for electric companies that unreasonably delay interconnection of community solar projects

Requires electric companies to enter into 20-year power purchase agreements with certified community solar projects, with 10% of total program capacity reserved for low-income residential customers