NYC’s geothermal screening tool
NYC’s Local Law No. 6 directed the city to develop a screening tool for determining whether a geothermal system may be cost-effective for a property.
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2119 Resources Found, Displaying 1971 thru 1980
Schaumburg IL’s district energy zoning provisions
Explicitly encourages the safe, effective, and efficient development of district energy systems in the zoning code.
District Energy St. Paul
A district energy system within St. Paul selling energy to residents of the City.
California’s Solar Initiative Thermal Program
Offers cash rebates of up to $4,366 on solar water heating systems for single-family residential customers, and up to $800,000 for multifamily and commercial properties.
Hawaii’s solar water heater system requirement
Requires that every new single-family dwelling shall have a “solar water heater system.”
New York’s intervenor funding mechanism
Not uncommon in that only "municipal and local parties" are eligible for funding.
Oregon PUC’s intervenor funding
Authorized several rounds of intervenor funding, administered through utilities, for organizations representing broad customer interests in commission proceedings.
California PUC’s Intervenor Compensation Program
Allows qualified parties in proceedings before the Commission to request compensation for their participation.
Hawaii PUC’s decision 33258
Required utilities to collaborate with inverter manufacturers to develop a reasonable self-certification process for advanced inverters.
New York’s Distributed System Implementation Plans
Part of REV process to identify how the utility would assess specific system needs, allow market participants to identify opportunities, and serve as template for an integrated approach to planning, investment and operations..