California Renewable Gas Interconnection Incentive
California established a $40 million monetary incentive program under which certain renewable gas producers can recover a portion of their interconnection costs from gas utilities.
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Report, Expanding Natural Gas Pipeline Infrastructure
Lists recommendations including that states name a lead agency for pipeline siting reviews with the power to set processing schedules and coordinate environmental reviews.
US GAO report, Pipeline Permitting
Reviewed relevant laws and regulations and interviewed federal officials, state officials from a nonprobability sample of 11 states, and representatives from natural gas industry associations and public interest groups.
Hawaii’s Proposed SB 698
A bill to prevent the state Public Utility Commission from approving a power purchase agreement if the agreement prohibits the sale of renewable energy to third parties.
Advanced Biofuel Payment Program
Provides incentives for anaerobic digestion projects, including those targeted for pipeline injection, a use often excluded from state programs.
New York Property Tax Exemption for Farm Waste
New York exempts property containing a solar, wind, or farm waste energy system approved by NYSERDA from taxation for 15 years.
Rural Energy for America Program
Provides grants and loans to agricultural producers and rural small businesses for energy systems.
Report, Growing Oregon’s Biogas Industry
Surveys the biogas production potential in Oregon and recommends production incentives and bridge loan programs to help realize these gains.
California SB 1440
Requires the state’s PUC to consider adopting specific biomethane procurement targets or goals for each gas corporation.
California’s proposed SB 687
Proposed SB 687 would have established a Renewable Gas Standard requiring an average carbon intensity reduction of one percent in 2020, increasing to 10 percent in 2030.