Maine LD1936 regulates net energy billing for distributed generation resources, setting tariffs and replacement rules for low-income customers.
Maine LD1936 modifies net energy billing regulations for distributed generation resources. It sets a tariff rate of 9.5¢ for customers with resources not owned by nonresident program owners, increasing by 2.25% annually. The bill mandates that if a customer with a shared financial interest in a resource terminates their participation, the utility must replace them with a low-income customer in the same service territory.
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