Establishes a program for community renewable energy generating systems and energy storage systems in Connecticut.
The bill establishes a program for community renewable energy generating systems and energy storage systems. It mandates the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority to create a three-year program for these systems, with a total capacity of 600 megawatts annually. Electric distribution companies must use energy generated by these systems to offset purchases from wholesale suppliers. Municipal and cooperative utilities can participate. The bill also outlines rules for virtual net energy metering, energy storage incentives, and the operation of energy storage systems.
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