New Jersey A1072 mandates the Board of Public Utilities to create a distributed battery storage program.
New Jersey A1072 directs the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) to establish a distributed capacity program aimed at supporting electric public utilities in developing 500 megawatts of battery storage capacity by 2030. The program seeks to enhance grid stability, reduce interconnection timeframes, and lower system costs. The BPU must set minimum requirements for the program, including standards for utility selection of developers and vendors, enhanced incentives for storage resources in overburdened communities, and options for leasing storage assets to customers.
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