New Jersey A3928 requires the Board of Public Utilities to designate solar energy systems connected to critical renewable microgrids as community.
New Jersey A3928 mandates the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) to designate solar energy systems connected to critical renewable microgrids as solar energy projects under the Community Solar Energy Program. These systems can receive incentives, including SREC-IIs, at the monetary value designated for low- or moderate-income customers. The bill defines a "critical renewable microgrid" as a microgrid that primarily uses renewable energy and serves a critical function in protecting the state's economy, public health, public safety, and transportation during power outages.
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