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This bill modifies the rules for customer generators participating in net energy metering, which is a billing mechanism that allows customers who generate their own electricity to receive credit for excess power sent back to the grid. Specifically, it introduces a new category called "industrial host" for larger generating facilities (between 1 and 5 megawatts) that serve groups of commercial, industrial, or institutional entities. For these larger facilities, and for other customer generators larger than one megawatt that are not part of a group, the bill requires them to consume at least 33 percent of their own generated electricity annually, with an exception for low and moderate-income customers. The bill also clarifies that projects already receiving compensation under specific alternative tariffs will be allowed to continue under those terms for a set period or until 2040, with options to transition to newer tariffs if they become available.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Business and Industry

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