SB 2 — Session Law

… ies technologies, including community-owned energy generating facilities, in Delaware with the least impact on retail electricity suppliers, municipal electric companies and rural electric cooperatives; g. Ensuring that residential, commercial …

… nity-owned energy generating facilities, in Delaware with the least impact on retail electricity suppliers, municipal electric companies and rural electric cooperatives; g. Ensuring that residential, commercial, and utility scale photovoltaic an …

… facilities, in Delaware with the least impact on retail electricity suppliers, municipal electric companies and rural electric cooperatives; g. Ensuring that residential, commercial, and utility scale photovoltaic and solar thermal systems of …

… g owner or customer. The facility shall be interconnected to the distribution system and operated in parallel with an electric distribution company’s transmission and distribution facilities. Section 4. Amend § 1014, Title 26 of the Delaware …

… and consumer education. (e) The rules and regulations promulgated for net energy metering by the Commission, municipal electric companies, and electric cooperatives during any period of exemption under § 223 of this title shall: (2) Provide for …

… e) The rules and regulations promulgated for net energy metering by the Commission, municipal electric companies, and electric cooperatives during any period of exemption under § 223 of this title shall: (2) Provide for customers participating i …

… ion in those billing periods. At the end of the annualized bulling period, a community may request a payment from the electric supplier for any excess kWh credits. The payment shall be calculated by multiplying the excess kWh credits by the sup …

… y billing if less than $25. Any excess kWh credits shall not reduce any fixed monthly customer charges imposed by the electric supplier. The customers participating in a community-owned energy generating facility retain ownership of all RECs as …