The Arizona Corporation Commission has requested informal comments on a draft version of proposed statewide interconnection rules that apply to DG systems up to 10… read more »
The Public Utilities Commission has launched a proceeding to address the management of net-metering application queues as utilities approach their respective share of the statewide… read more »
NYSERDA has submitted for comment its Clean Energy Fund (CEF) Supplement, which provides details on NYSERDA’s planned investments over the next 10 years, as well… read more »
Santee Cooper, a state-owned utility serving 172,000 retail customers, has proposed a three-year rate plan that includes higher fixed charges and new DG surcharges. Santee… read more »
Louisiana has heavily revised its generous solar tax credit. The new law (HB 779) amends the credit by: Adding an annual aggregate tax credit cap… read more »
You might expect, logically, that as electric utilities gain ample experience with distributed generation (DG) systems, the efficiency of the interconnection process would improve. However,… read more »
Amidst the swarm of 2015 bills addressing Louisiana’s generous solar tax credit, one bill has succeeded in climbing the governor’s desk. With respect to solar… read more »
A new law (S.B. 928) in Connecticut requires the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), in coordination with utilities, to establish a two-year pilot… read more »
An administrative law judge has issued separate rulings that (1) adopt the final version of the net metering “Public Tool,” and (2) invite proposals for… read more »
In two concurrently filed rate cases, RG&E and NYSEG have proposed a REV-supportive initiative, deemed the Energy Smart Community Project, which would serve as a… read more »