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State Public Utility Commissions

Connecticut’s Value of DER Proceeding

Net Metering and Value of Solar
A proceeding establishing the value of distributed energy resources. DEEP and PURA are required to submit a report on their findings to the General Assembly by July 1, 2020.

California NEM 2.0 Proceeding

Net Metering and Value of Solar
NEM 2.0 keeps compensation at the retail rate, but new solar customers will also face a one-time interconnection fee, be required to pay the non-bypassable charges of 2 cents per kWh, and be required to sign up for TOU rates.

New York’s EV and EV Supply Equipment Proceeding

Expanding Vehicle Charging and Refueling Infrastructure, Using EVs as a Grid Resource, EV Charging Rate Design
Public Service Proceeding to consider the role of electric utilities in providing infrastructure and rate designs to accommodate the needs and electricity demands of EVs and EV supply equipment.

RAP report, Electric Cost Allocation for a New Era

Reducing Fixed Electricity Charges, Rate Restructuring, Grid Modernization, and Utility Reform
Focuses on cost allocation practices for electric utilities and their implications, acknowledging that charting a new path on cost allocation is an important part of creating the fair, efficient and clean electric system of the future.

Maine’s Distributed Generation Procurement Program

Financial Incentives for Installation of Distributed Energy Resources, Community Renewables and Other DER Ownership Structures
2019 law requires the PUC to procure 250 MW of Shared DG projects and 125 MW of Commercial and Institutional DG projects through a series of competitive solicitations.

FPL SolarTogether

Community Ownership Structures, Equitable Access to Renewables, Community Renewables and Other DER Ownership Structures
FPL will install 1,490 megawatts of community solar at 20 new solar power plants across FPL’s service territory, with projected long-term savings of $249 million.

Oregon’s Charging Program for Utility PacifiCorp

Expanding Vehicle Charging and Refueling Infrastructure
A $1.85 million public charging pilot, a $1.105 million outreach and education pilot, and a $1.685 million demonstration providing grant funding to help non-residential customers develop EV supply projects.

California Decision on 2030 Climate Targets, Energy Mix

Restricting Fossil-Fuel Powered Electric Plants, Integrated Resource Planning
California's PUC set a new emissions target for its electric sector to guide integrated resource planning processes that would double the state’s clean energy capacity by 2030 and prohibit the development of new natural gas plants.