Ohio SB231 establishes a community energy program and pilot program to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Ohio SB231 establishes a community energy program and pilot program to encourage the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is tasked with certifying community energy facilities, ensuring they meet specific criteria such as capacity limits and fuel types. The bill outlines rules for community energy organizations, including financial assurances for decommissioning and consumer protections. It also details the certification process, interconnection requirements, and the allocation of bill credits for subscribers.
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