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This bill amends the definition of a "Community-owned energy generating facility" in Delaware's legal code by adding a specific requirement about the location of the facility's interconnection point. The bill stipulates that such a facility must have its point of interconnection located within the service area of a utility regulated by the Public Service Commission. A community-owned energy generating facility is a renewable energy generator with multiple owners or customers who share the facility's output, which can be either a standalone facility or located behind a participating owner's meter. The facility must be connected to and operate in parallel with an electric distribution company's transmission and distribution infrastructure. This change appears to geographically limit community-owned energy projects to specific utility service areas, potentially affecting where and how such renewable energy projects can be developed in Delaware.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://legis.delaware.gov/BillDetail?LegislationId=142724