SB 239 — Session Law

… cordingly: § 1014. Public purpose programs 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 un …

… lized billing periods. b. Effective January 1, 2024, for commission-regulated utilities for existing and future net energy metering customers, both residential and nonresidential, the monthly Excess kWh Credit shall be valued at the sum of …

… tomer charges imposed by the electric distribution company. The customer-generator retains ownership of all renewable energy credits (RECs) associated with electric energy produced unless the customer has relinquished such ownership by contra …

… ion company. The customer-generator retains ownership of all renewable energy credits (RECs) associated with electric energy produced unless the customer has relinquished such ownership by contractual agreement with a third party or by othe …

… third party or by other means. This paragraph (e)(1) does not apply to customers participating in a community-owned energy generating facility, as the provisions regarding community-owned energy generating facilities are addressed elsewhere …

… customers participating in a community-owned energy generating facility, as the provisions regarding community-owned energy generating facilities are addressed elsewhere in the Delaware Code. “Societal benefits program” means a program requi …

… efit to the public at large accrues as a result of its implementation. Societal benefits programs include: 1. Green Energy Fund under subsection (a) of this section. 2. Low-Income Program Fund under subsection (b) of this section. 3. Char …

… der subsection (b) of this section. 3. Charges incurred by the utility in complying with the state mandated renewable energy portfolio standard under § 358(f) (1) of this title. 4. The charge imposed under § 364 of this title for qualified …