Michigan HB4590 mandates the Michigan Public Service Commission to create rules for locally distributed shared solar facilities.
Michigan HB4590 amends the Public Utilities Code to require the Michigan Public Service Commission to establish rules for locally distributed shared solar facilities. These rules must allow for the creation of such facilities, ensure non-discriminatory interconnection, and facilitate bill credits for subscribers. The bill also mandates that electric providers support third-party developers in acquiring customers for these projects.
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