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HB1305I-NET METERING AND EASY CONNECTION ACT
Summary of the Introduced Bill

HB 1305 -- Net Metering and Easy Connection Act

Sponsor:  Berry

This bill changes the laws regarding the Net Metering and Easy
Connection Act by allowing a customer-generator with a capacity
of up to 250 kilowatts to participate in the program.  Currently,
a customer-generator can participate if he or she has a system
with a generating capacity of up to 100 kilowatts.  The
customer's electric generation capacity must not exceed 120% of
the customer's own electrical energy requirements in order to
participate in the program.

A customer-generator may receive a credit based on the retail
value of the excess energy he or she produced or once in the
lifetime of a generating system the customer-generator may elect
to annually have the excess kilowatt-hours generated credit
converted to a dollar amount equal to the avoided fuel cost and
then within 45 days of January 1 of the following year have the
calculated dollar amount paid as compensation to the customer-
generator.  The election must be made by the customer-generator
at the time the application for interconnection is submitted to
the supplier.  Currently, the customer-generator is to be
credited an amount at least equal to the avoided fuel cost of the
excess kilowatt-hours generated during the billing period with
this credit applied to the following billing period.

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