Alaska HB369 modifies energy regulations, exempts certain solar devices from utility requirements, and sets a diversified portfolio standard for.
Alaska HB369 amends energy regulations to exempt portable solar generation devices from utility interconnection and net metering program requirements if they meet specific criteria. The bill also establishes a diversified portfolio standard requiring load-serving entities to generate 40% of their electricity from diversified energy resources by 2036. These resources include renewable energy, nuclear energy, and natural gas from northern Alaska. The bill defines diversified energy resources and sets compliance incentives and alternatives.
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