Missouri HB3019 establishes provisions for community solar gardens, including standards and requirements for facilities and subscribers.
Missouri HB3019 sets forth provisions for community solar gardens, defining a community solar facility as one that generates electricity using solar photovoltaic devices and delivers it to a distribution system operated by a retail electric supplier. The bill outlines requirements for community solar facilities, including a minimum nameplate capacity of over one hundred AC kilowatts and a maximum of five thousand AC kilowatts. It also defines roles such as community solar organization, subscriber administrator, and subscriber.
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