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Martin O'Malley, Governor Ch. 120
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(6) Any remaining accrued generation credit at the
expiration of the 12-month accrual period under paragraph (5)(II)2
of this subsection:
(I) shall revert to the electric company; and
(II) may not be recovered by the eligible
customer-generator.
(g) (1) For an eligible customer-generator whose facility is sized to
produce energy in excess of the eligible customer-generator's annual energy
consumption, the Commission:
(1) (I) may require the eligible customer-generator to install a dual meter
that is capable of measuring the flow of electricity in two directions; and
(2) (II) shall develop a credit formula that:
(i) 1. excludes recovery of transmission and distribution costs; and
(ii) 2. provides that the credit may be calculated using a method
other than a kilowatt-hour basis, including a method that allows a dollar for dollar
offset of electricity supplied by the grid compared to electricity generated by the
eligible customer-generator.
(2) in determining whether to require an eligible
customer-generator to install a dual meter under paragraph (1)(I)
of this subsection, the commission shall consider the generating
capacity of the eligible customer-generator.
(h) (1) [(i) Except as provided in subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph,
the] The generating capacity of an electric generating system used by an eligible
customer-generator for net metering may not exceed [200 kilowatts] 2 Megawatts.
[(ii) 1. An eligible customer-generator may petition the
Commission to use an electric generating system with a capacity not exceeding 500
kilowatts.
2. The Commission may approve a petition for use of an
electric generating system with a capacity not exceeding 500 kilowatts for net
metering if the Commission finds that the project meets public safety and reliability
requirements and is in the public interest.]
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