Maine LD638 removes the 100-megawatt limit on clean energy sources to expand access to renewable energy.
Maine LD638 amends the state's renewable energy regulations by eliminating the 100-megawatt limit on clean energy sources. This change allows larger renewable energy installations to qualify for state incentives and programs, potentially increasing the state's capacity for clean energy production. The bill affects various renewable energy sources, including fuel cells, tidal power, geothermal installations, hydroelectric generators, and biomass generators.
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