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RENEWABLE ENERGY &ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMSeBookREF2019RHODE ISLAND1
Mission StatementThe Commerce Corporation Renewable EnergyFund (REF) is dedicated to increasing the role ofrenewable energy throughout the state. The REFhopes to develop an integrated organizationalstructure for RI and its citizens to reap the fullbenefits of the cost-effective renewable energydevelopment from diverse sources.Disclaimer:The information contained within this eBook is strictly for educational purposes. This eBook containsinformation that is intended to help the readers be better informed about the current Rhode Island programsavailable within renewable energy and energy efficiency. It is presented as general surface level informationon programs available. Please be advised that this may not contain all programs and program requirements.Programs are continuously subject to change. Please consult directly with the program providers for furtherdetails of the programs availabilities and requirements.2
REFTA B L E O F C O N T E N T S*Click on icon to link to sectorMission Statement2How It Works4Key ty Solar Programs213
How It WorksName ofProgramIconindicatingsectorClick onlogo tolink to ProgramInformationThe purpose of this eBook is to provide Rhode Islanders with basic informationon the types of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programs available inRhode Island. Each sector will have its own icon (as presented on the Table of Contentspage). Programs shown under each sector icon have offerings for theindicated sector. There are logos presented on the programs to illustrate the providers of theprogram. Information, including the providers, incentives, eligibilities, deadlines, etc.is shown next to each program. Click on the logo near any program to be directed to the program’s website.4
Key Terms*Click on word to link to sourceIncentiveA campaign inwhich the morepeople who signup for a program,the lower the costis for everybodyAn action orsomething that incitesor tends to inciteto action or greatereffort, as a rewardoffered for increasedproductivity sharingTieredCampaign(FIT) is a policy mechanism designedto encourage the adoption ofrenewable energy sources. It typicallyincludes three key provisions: 1)guaranteed grid access, 2) long-termcontracts for the electricity produced,and 3) purchase prices that aremethodologically based on the cost ofrenewable energy generation. Under afeed-in tariff, an obligation is imposedon regional or national electricityutilities to buy renewable electricityfrom all eligible participants.Feed-InTariffNetMeteringAct of giving money,property or other materialgoods to another partyin exchange for futurerepayment of theprincipal amount alongwith interest and/or otherfinance chargesTaxCreditGrantAn amountof money ataxpayer is ableto subtract fromtaxes owed tothe government.LoanA government grant is afinancial award given bythe federal, state or localgovernment to an eligiblegrantee. Government grantsare not expected to be repaidand do not include technicalassistance or other financialassistance, such as a loan orloan guarantee, an interest ratesubsidy, direct appropriation, orrevenue sharingMoney that isreturned to youafter you pay forgoods or services,done in order tomake the sale moreattractive.RebatePerformanceBasedIncentiveA billing mechanism that creditssolar energy system owners forthe electricity they add to thegrid. For example, if a residentialcustomer has a PV system on thehome’s rooftop, it may generatemore electricity than the homeuses during daylight hours. If thehome is net-metered, the electricitymeter will run backwards to providea credit against what electricity isconsumed at night or other periodswhere the home’s electricity useexceeds the system’s output.(PBI) are incentives that arepaid based on the actualenergy production of the solarsystem. Typically these are paidbased on an energy ( /kWh)basis over a period of time. Thisis different from the approachwhere a one-time rebate isprovided. Feed-in tariffs (FIT)are a common type of PBI.Virtual net metering (VNM)is a bill crediting system forcommunity solar. It refers towhen solar is not used onsite but is instead externallyinstalled and shared amongsubscribers. In this case,you receive credits onyour electric bill for excessenergy produced by yourshare of a solar garden.VirtualNetMetering5
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PROVIDER: National Grid FreeELIGIBILITY:DEADLINE: Building owner must signup for audit N/ANational Grid performs energy assessments for Rhode Island residents to become moreenergy efficient.Website: ng-Programs/Home-Checkups-Weatherization National GridEnergy EfficientHeating Systems Rebate Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency heatingand hot water systemsRES IDENTIALHomeEnergyAssessmentINCENTIVE: N/ANational Grid provides customers’ rebates for various energy efficiency installations.Please visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergy EfficientCooling Systems Rebate Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency electriccooling and hot watersystems. N/APlease visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergy EfficientLighting Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star lightbulbs N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode Island customers on energyefficient lighting.Website: lters For%20Homeowners Rhode%20Island Electric Lighting National GridEnergyEfficientAppliances Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star appliances N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode island customers on energyefficient appliances.Website: https://www.nationalgridus.com/Services-Rebates?, sfrne listed /S website U.S. FederalGovernmentThe FederalInvestmentTax Credit(ITC) Tax Credit Homeowners Commercial Properties Utility Investors in Solarenergy property 30% (2019)26% (2020)22% (2021)0% residential &permanent 10% (2023)The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is currently a 30% federal tax credit claimed against thesolar installation to reduce the income taxes that a person or company claiming thecredit would otherwise pay the federal government.The Section 25D residential ITC allows the homeowner to apply the credit to his/herpersonal income taxes. This credit is used when homeowners purchase solar systemsoutright and have them installed on their homes. In the case of the Section 48 credit, thebusiness that installs, develops and/or finances the project claims the credit.Website: tment-tax-credit7
PROVIDER: Net Metering –GrantELIGIBILITY: ResidentialBusinessesAffordable HousingNon-profitsState FacilitiesMunicipalitiesDEADLINE: January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of fundsRES IDENTIAL RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF)INCENTIVE:Small ScaleProgramREFThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.Eligible technologies: Solar PV, Solar Domestic Hot Water*REG projects are not eligibleWebsite: nergy-fund/small-scale-projects/ RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF) Virtual NetMetering – GrantCommunityRenewablesREF National Grid customerswith an A60 or A16 rate code Low to Moderate IncomeHousing sector- perqualification All other sectors must beapproved by REF staff” Open on a rollingbasis until fundingis reachedThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.*REG projects are not eligiblePlease visit the REF webpage for more information on eligible technologies such assolar PV and others.Website: nergy-fund/community-renewables/ National GridRenewableEnergy GrowthProgram Feed-In-Tariff Residential customersor their developers mayapply for the RE GrowthProgram on a first come,first served basis Please check websitefor current enrollmentperiods. All non residentialprojects must beconstructed andoperational within24/36/48 months– depending onrenewable technology.The RE Growth Program enables customers to sell their generation output under longterm tariffs at fixed prices. Prices depend on the size of the project, and tariff term.*REF funded projects are non-eligible.Website: ss/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp8
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PROVIDER: National GridINCENTIVE: Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star appliancesand heating and hot watersystemsDEADLINE: N/ANational Grid provides customers’ rebates for various energy efficiency installations.Please visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergy EfficientCooling Systems Rebate Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency heatingand hot water systemsC O M M E R CIALEnergy EfficientHeating SystemsELIGIBILITY: N/APlease visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergy EfficientLighting Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star lightbulbs N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode Island customers on energyefficient lighting.Website: lters For%20Homeowners Rhode%20Island Electric Lighting National GridEnergyEfficientAppliances Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star appliances N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode Island customers on energyefficient appliances.Website: https://www.nationalgridus.com/Services-Rebates?, sfrne listed /S website National GridCombinedHeat & Power Rebate 120 rooms N/ANational grid provides a financial incentive for large facilities with consistent electricaland thermal needs to install a combined heat and power (CHP) generation systems.*Natural gas availability, automatic repowering cooling system and a central boiler plantspace heating.Website: er U.S. FederalGovernmentThe FederalInvestmentTax Credit(ITC) Tax Credit Homeowners Commercial Properties Utility Investors in Solarenergy property 30% (2019) 26% (2020) 22% (2021) 0% residential &permanent 10% after 2023The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is currently a 30% federal tax credit claimed againstthe solar installation to reduce the income taxes that a person or company claimingthe credit would otherwise pay the federal government. The Section 25D residential ITCallows the homeowner to apply the credit to his/her personal income taxes. This creditis used when homeowners purchase solar systems outright and have them installed ontheir homes. In the case of the Section 48 credit, the business that installs, developsand/or finances the project claims the credit.Website: tment-tax-credit10
PROVIDER: Loan Rhode IslandInfrastructureBank (RIIB)ELIGIBILITY:DEADLINE: Commercial property owners ina participating municipality. Commercial property ownersinclude office, retail, hotel,industrial, manufacturing,non-profit & multi-family (5 )properties. RollingC O M M E R CIALRI CommercialPropertyAssessed CleanEnergy (C-PACE)INCENTIVE:C-PACE enables owners of Eligible Commercial & Industrial Buildings to finance up to100% of Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Water Conservation, Environmental Healthand Safety Eligible Improvements. Financing is provided by private Capital Providersat competitive rates with repayment terms consistent with the useful life of theimprovements, generally up to 25 years.Website: http://ri-cpace.com/ RI CommerceCorp –Renewable EnergyFund (REF) Net Metering –GrantSmall ScaleProgram ResidentialBusinessesAffordable HousingNon-ProfitsState FacilitiesMunicipalities January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject to availibilityof fundsThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.REFEligible technologies: Solar PV, Solar Domestic Hot Water*REG projects are not eligibleWebsite: nergy-fund/small-scale-projects/ RI CommerceCorp –Renewable EnergyFund (REF) Net Metering –Grant te FacilitiesCommercialScale Program January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of fundsThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.REF*REG projects are not eligiblePlease visit the REF webpage for more information on eligible technologies, such assolar PV and others.Website: nergy-fund/commercial-scale-projects/ National GridRenewableEnergy GrowthProgram Feed-In-Tariff Residential customers mayapply for RE Growth Programon a first come, first servedbasis Please check website forcurrent enrollment periods All non residential projectsmust be constructedand operational within24/36/48 months –depending on renewabletechnologyThe RE Growth Program enables customers to sell their generation output under longterm tariffs at fixed prices. Prices depend on the size of the project, and tariff term.*REF funded projects are non-eligibleNon Residential customers may apply for RE Growth Program through three openenrollments per calender year. Enrollment will use an online application that will be openfor two weeks.Website: ss/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp11
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INCENTIVE: United StatesDepartmentof Agriculture(USDA) Grant Loan GuaranteeELIGIBILITY: Agricultural producers Rural small businessesDEADLINE: 3/31/18 (All size) 10/31/18 (less than 20,000 only) Loan guaranteesfunded monthlyProvides loan financing and grant funding to agricultural producers and rural smallbusinesses to purchase and install renweable energy systems or make energyefficiency improvements. Grant Incentive up to 25% of the total project cost.Min RE Grant 2,500Max RE Grant 500,000Min EE grant 1,500Max EE Grant 250,000Loans provide financing up 75%FARM - AG RICULTURERural Energyfor AmericaProgram(REAP)PROVIDER:Website: gy-efficiency/riRhode IslandAgriculturalEnergyProgram(RIAgEP) RI Dept. ofEnvironmentalManagement RI ResourceConservation &Development AreaCouncil RI Office of EnergyResources Grant Agricultural Operation March 29, 2019 October 18, 2019The Rhode Island Agricultural Energy Program is a competitive grant program for theimplementation of agricultural projects that improve energy efficiency and/or facilitaterenewable energy.Minimum Grant Request 2,500Maximum Grant Request 20,000Website: http://www.rifarmenergy.org/funding.htm RI Office of EnergyResourcesFarm EnergyEfficiencyProgram Free energyassessment,incentives forrecommendedefficiencyimprovements National Grid customersthat own or rent a farmin Rhode Island OngoingThe Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources, in collaboration with National Grid offersfree energy efficiency audits for farms. Incentives and rebates are available for manyenergy efficient measures. To get started, please call 1-800-322-333 and identifyyourself as a farm.Website: rgy%20Efficiency%20Program%20Flyer.pdf Rhode IslandInfrastructure Bank(RIIB)Rhode IslandCommercialPropertyAssessed CleanEnergy (C-Pace) Loan Commercial propertyowners in a participatingmunicipality Commercial propertyowners RollingC-PACE enables owners of Eligible Commercial & Industrial Buildings to finance up to100% of Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Water Conservation, Environmental Healthand Safety Eligible Improvements. Financing is provided by private Capital Providersat competitive rates with repayment terms consistent with the useful life of theimprovements, generally up to 25 years.Website: http://ri-cpace.com/13
INCENTIVE: RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF) Net Metering– GrantSmall ScaleProgramELIGIBILITY: ResidentialBusinessesAffordable HousingNon-ProfitsState FacilitiesDEADLINE: January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of fundsThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.REFEligible technologies: Solar PV, Solar Domestic Hot Water*REG projects are not eligibleFARM - AG RICULTUREPROVIDER:Website: nergy-fund/small-scale-projects/ RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF) Net Metering– GrantCommercialScaleProgram te Facilities January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of funds “The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.*REG projects are not eligibleREFPlease visit the REF webpage for more information on eligible technologies such assolar PV and others.Website: nergy-fund/commercial-scale-projects/ National GridRenewableEnergyGrowthProgram Feed-InTariff Residential customersmay apply for the REGrowth Program on a firstcome, first serve basis Please check website forcurrent enrollment periods. All non residential projectsmust be constructed andoperational within 24/36/48months – depending onrenewable technology.The RE Growth Program enables customers to sell their generation output under longterm tariffs at fixed prices. Prices depend on the size of the project, and tariff term.*REF funded projects are non-eligibleWebsite: ss/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp U.S. FederalGovernmentThe FederalInvestmentTax Credit Tax Credit Homeowners Commercial Properties Utility Investors in Solarenergy property 30% (2019) 26% (2020) 22% (2021) 0% residential &permanent 10% after 2023ITC is a 30% federal tax credit claimed against the solar installation to reduce incometaxes that a person or company claiming the credit would otherwise pay the federalgovernment. The Section 25D residential ITC allows the homeowner to apply the creditto his/her personal income taxes. This credit is used when homeowners purchasesolar systems outright and have installed on their homes. In the case of the Section48 credit, the business that installs, develops or finances the project claims the credit.Website: tment-tax-credit14
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PROVIDER:EnergyEfficientHeatingSystems RebateELIGIBILITY: Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency heatingand hot water systems.DEADLINE: N/ANational Grid provides customers’ rebates for various energy efficiency installations.Please visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergyEfficientCoolingSystems Rebate Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency electriccooling and hot watersystems. N/AM UNICIPAL-STATE-FED National GridINCENTIVE:Please visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergyEfficientLighting Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star lightbulbs N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode Island customers on energyefficient lighting.Website: lters For%20Homeowners Rhode%20Island Electric Lighting National GridEnergyEfficientAppliances Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star appliances N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode Island customers on energyefficient appliances.Website: https://www.nationalgridus.com/Services-Rebates?, sfrne listed /S website National GridCombinedHeat & Power Rebate 120 rooms N/ANational grid provides a financial incentive for large facilities with consistentelectrical and thermal needs to install a combined heat and power (CHP)generation systems. Natural gas availability, automatic repowering cooling system and centralboiler plant space heating Avg. electricity rate over 0.10 kWh/hourWebsite: er16
PROVIDER: RI Office of EnergyResources Rhode IslandInfrastructure Bank(RIIB) LoanELIGIBILITY: Local government unitsMunicipalitiesPublic SchoolsQuasi-state agenciesDEADLINE: Ongoing – pleasecheck website fordetailsThe Efficient Buildings Fund (EBF) provides attractive, long-term financing tomunicipalities and quasi-public agencies for the completion of energy efficiency andrenewable energy projects. EBF seeks to finance energy retrofits in public buildingsthat will result in electric and heating savings greater than 20% across all propertiesreceiving improvements.Website: https://www.riib.org/ebf RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF) Net Metering– Grant ResidentialBusinessesAffordable HousingNon-profitsState FacilitiesMunicipalities M UNICIPAL-STATE-FEDEfficientBuildings FundPrograms (EBF)INCENTIVE:January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of fundsSmall ScaleProgramThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.REFEligible technologies: Solar PV, Solar Domestic Hot Water*REG projects are not eligibleWebsite: nergy-fund/small-scale-projects/ RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF)CommercialScaleProgram Net Metering– Grant BusinessesAffordable HousingNon-profitsState FacilitiesMunicipalities January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of fundsThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.*REG projects are not eligibleREFPlease visit the REF webpage for more information on eligible technologies such assolar PV and others.Website: nergy-fund/commercial-scale-projects/ National GridRenewableEnergy GrowthProgram Feed-In Tariff Residential customersor their developers mayapply for the Programon a first come, firstserved basis Please check website forcurrent enrollment periods. All non-residential projectsmust be constructed andoperational within 24/36/48months – depending onrenewable technology.The RE Growth Program enables customers to sell their generation output under longterm tariffs at fixed prices. Prices depend on the size of the project, and tariff term.*REF funded projects are non-eligibleWebsite: ss/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp17
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INCENTIVE:ELIGIBILITY:DEADLINE: National Grid Feed-In Tariff Residential customers ortheir developers may applyfor the program on a firstcome, first served basis Please check website forcurrent enrollment periods. All non-residential projectsmust be constructed andoperational within 24/36/48months – depending onrenewable technology.RenewableEnergy GrowthProgramThe RE Growth Program enables customers to sell their generation output underlong-term tariffs at fixed prices. Prices depend on the size of the project, and tariff term.*REF funded projects are non-eligibleWebsite: ss/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp National GridEnergy EfficientHeating Systems Rebate Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency heating andhot water systems. N/ANational Grid provides customers’ rebates for various energy efficiency installations.Please visit their website for more details.INSTITUTIONS & NON-PROFITSPROVIDER:Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergy EfficientCooling Systems Rebate Available for qualifyinghigh-efficiency electriccooling and hot watersystems. N/APlease visit their website for more details.Website: ams?utm source campaign&utm medium radio-print-billboards&utm campaign energyeffsave National GridEnergyEfficientLighting Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star lightbulbs N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode Island customers on energyefficient lighting.Website: lters For%20Homeowners Rhode%20Island Electric Lighting National GridEnergyEfficientAppliances Rebate Available for qualifyingEnergy Star appliances N/ANational Grid provides information and rebates to Rhode island customers on energyefficient appliances.Website: 20sfrne%20listed%20/S%20website National GridCombinedHeat & Power Rebate 120 rooms N/ANational grid provides a financial incentive for large facilities with consistent electricaland thermal needs to install a combined heat and power (CHP) generation systems. Natural gas availability, automatic repowering cooling system and central boilerplant space heating Avg. electricity rate over 0.10 kWh/hourWebsite: er19
PROVIDER: LoanELIGIBILITY: Commercial propertyowners in a participatingmunicipality.DEADLINE: RollingRhode IslandCommercialPropertyAssessed CleanEnergy (C-Pace)Enables owners of Eligible Commercial & Industrial Buildings to finance up to 100%of Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Water Conservation, Environmental Healthand Safety Eligible Improvements. Financing is provided by private Capital Providersat competitive rates with repayment terms consistent with the useful life of theimprovements, generally up to 25 years.INSTITUTIONS & NON-PROFITS Rhode IslandInfrastructureBank (RIIB)INCENTIVE:Website: https://ri-cpace.com/ RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF) Net Metering –Grant ResidentialBusinessesAffordable HousingNon-profitsState FacilitiesMunicipalities January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject toavailibility of fundsSmall ScaleProgramREFThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.Eligible technologies: Solar PV, Solar Domestic Hot Water*REG projects are not eligibleWebsite: nergy-fund/small-scale-projects/ RI CommerceCorp – RenewableEnergy Fund (REF) Net Metering –Grant BusinessesInstituationsNon-profitsState FacilitiesMunicipalities January 28, 2019June 3, 2019September 9, 2019November 18, 2019*Subject to availibilityof fundsCommercialScale ProgramREFThe Rhode Island Commerce Corporation will award grants based on the rated DCcapacity of a renewable energy project.*REG projects are not eligiblePlease visit the REF webpage for more information on eligible technologies such assolar PV and others.Website: nergy-fund/commercial-scale-projects/20
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PROVIDER: National Grid Feed-In TariffELIGIBILITY: Small Scale Commercial Large Scale Commercial ResidentialDEADLINE: Three 2 week Openenrollments per year(check website link)1) Allows commercial and municipal sectors to receive net metering credits fromremote systems, sharing credits to spread solar benefits2) Limit on value of credits3) Competitive price under a different, higher ceiling price4) Separate classes for CRDG facilities5) Monetizes credits6) 6MW 2017 Program Year allocationWebsite: ess/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp National GridShared Solar Feed-In Tariff Residential Commercial Small Scale on goingenrollment first come,first served basis Medium – Noncompetitive duringopen enrollmentCO M M UNITY S OLAR PROG RAM VE:1) Small and Medium Scale Solar installation customers may share bill credits withother nearby electric service accounts2) Provides flexibility for locating arrays, owner-tenant situations, multifamily/multibusiness buildings, corporate campuses, etc.3) Monetizes credits4) Small Scale choice of 15-20 year tariff5) Medium Scale 20 year tariffWebsite: ess/energyeff/4 dist gen.asp National Grid Net MeteringVirtual NetMetering MunicipalPublic HousingState EntitiesQuasi-publicEducational InstitutionsHospitalsNon-profitsFederal GovernmentPublic/Private Partnerships RollingAllows all eligible sectors to receive net metering credits from remote, off-sitequalified generation systems.Website: ess/energyeff/4 net-mtr.asp Net Metering National GridCommunityNet MeteringPilot (CNMP) Residential *Individual LMI rate codealso el
The Commerce Corporation Renewable Energy Fund (REF) is dedicated to increasing the role of renewable energy throughout the state. The REF hopes to develop an integrated organizational structure for RI and its citizens to reap the full benefits of the cost-effective renewable energy development from diverse sources. Mission Statement 2 Disclaimer:
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