Selling Power to Neighboring Customers
MCLI Recommendation: “States that have not done so should create a new exemption from utility regulation that permits customers and their local suppliers to own and operate generation and distribution wires (and pipes).”
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Report, Massachusetts Microgrids
Harvard’s 2014 report, Massachusetts Microgrids: Overcoming Legal Obstacles, surveys the laws surrounding extending distribution systems and selling power to neighboring customers in Massachusetts. In...
New Jersey rules for electric/thermal distribution
New Jersey’ Rev. Stat. §48.3-77.1 permits ownership of distribution wires by local suppliers to service customers to whom they also deliver thermal energy services.
LPDD Memorandum on State “Public Utility” Definitions
This memorandum sets forth the statutory definitions of “public utility” currently in use in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The document is designed to assist legislators and others as th...
New York rules for energy sales to adjacent properties
New York permits qualified renewable energy and cogeneration facilities to sell to customers located “at or near the project site.” Public Service Commission decisions have interpreted this grant to e...
California rules for energy sales to adjacent properties
California permits sales from a customer-generator to a customer on an adjacent property so long as the wires do not cross a public road.
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