California SB919 modifies the biomethane monetary incentive program to reduce interconnection costs for biomethane projects.
California SB919 amends the biomethane monetary incentive program to lower interconnection costs for biomethane projects. It increases the incentive limit for non-dairy biomethane projects and allows for additional funding of $50 million, with $10 million reserved for dairy biomethane projects. The bill also mandates the Public Utilities Commission to expedite the approval of ratebasing for interconnection projects that contribute to methane reduction goals. The changes are set to remain in effect until January 1, 2031, unless extended by a later statute.
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