Ensures credits from residential energy generation are transferable or liquidable when property is sold.
The bill amends the public service law to ensure that credits remaining on a customer-generator's account are liquidable or transferable to the new owner of the property where the generation equipment is located. This transfer must be completed within thirty days of a request by the customer-generator, provided the corporation has proof of the deed transfer. The bill also maintains net metering as a compensation floor for residential energy producers.
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