Indiana SB0196 regulates community energy facilities, setting interconnection rules and credit rates for subscribers.
Indiana SB0196 mandates the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to adopt rules for community energy facilities by July 1, 2028. The bill sets limits on the nameplate capacity of facilities based on their location, such as brownfields or farmland. It establishes community energy credit rates to benefit all retail electric customers and create a financial market for community energy development. The bill also outlines uniform interconnection fees, standards, and processes.
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