Massachusetts S2129 amends net metering regulations to exempt anaerobic digestion and agricultural energy facilities from capacity caps and double.

Massachusetts S2129 amends existing law to provide exemptions and incentives for anaerobic digestion and agricultural energy facilities. Specifically, it exempts these facilities from aggregate net metering capacity caps and allows them to accrue double renewable energy credits. These facilities, defined in Section 138 of chapter 164 of the General Laws, are located on agricultural land and utilize by-products or waste from crops, food, or animals. The bill aims to support renewable energy generation from agricultural sources by enhancing their net metering benefits.

Massachusetts S2129 amends net metering regulations to exempt anaerobic digestion and agricultural energy facilities from capacity caps and double.

Massachusetts S2129 amends existing law to provide exemptions and incentives for anaerobic digestion and agricultural energy facilities. Specifically, it exempts these facilities from aggregate net metering capacity caps and allows them to accrue double renewable energy credits. These facilities, defined in Section 138 of chapter 164 of the General Laws, are located on agricultural land and utilize by-products or waste from crops, food, or animals. The bill aims to support renewable energy generation from agricultural sources by enhancing their net metering benefits.