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US Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2024

Publisher GlobalData
Published Dec 10, 2024
Length 84 Pages
SKU # GBDT19649333

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US Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2024

Summary

US Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2024” is among the latest country specific policy reports from GlobalData, the industry analysis specialist. The report offers comprehensive information on major policies governing the renewable energy market in the country and provides information on renewable policies/developments at a regional/municipal level. The report discusses renewable energy targets and plans along with the present policy framework, giving a fair idea of overall growth potential of the renewable energy industry. The report also provides major technology specific policies and incentives provided in the country.

The report is built using data and information sourced from industry associations, government websites, and statutory bodies. The information is also sourced through other secondary research sources such as industry and trade magazines.

Scope
  • The report covers policy measures and incentives used by the US to promote renewable energy.
  • The report details promotional measures in the US both for the overall renewable energy industry and for specific renewable energy technologies that have potential in the country.
Reasons to Buy

The report will enhance your decision making capability in a more rapid and time sensitive manner. It will allow you to -
  • Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights about policy decisions being taken for different renewable energy sources.
  • Identify opportunities and challenges in exploiting various renewable technologies.
  • Compare the level of support provided to different renewable energy technologies in the country.
  • Be ahead of competition by keeping yourself abreast of all the latest policy changes.

Table of Contents

84 Pages
1 Renewable Energy Market, US, Overview
2 Federal Initiatives, US
2.1 Brief of the upcoming 2025 Budget
2.2 Climate Goals in Federal Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
2.3 Tax Cuts and New Jobs Act (TCJA)
2.4 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)
2.5 Production Tax Credits
2.6 Investment Tax Credits
2.7 Solar Manufacturing for America Act (SEMA)
2.8 Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credit
2.9 Renewable Energy Target
2.10 Rural Energy for America Program: Grants
2.11 Empowering Rural America Program (New ERA)
2.12 Tribal Energy Program Grant
2.13 US Department of Energy - Loan Guarantee Program
2.14 Green Power Purchasing Goal
2.15 Federal Initiatives for Solar Power
2.16 Federal Initiatives for Wind Power
2.17 Federal Initiatives for Biopower and Biofuels
2.18 DOE Funding for Renewables and Geothermal Energy
2.19 Hydrogen Energy - DOE Hydrogen Program
3 Common State-Level Incentives
3.1 Overview
3.2 Renewable Portfolio Standards
3.3 Renewable Energy Certificates
3.4 Public Benefit Funds for Renewable Energy
3.5 Interconnection Standards
3.6 Standard Interconnection Agreements for Wind Power Plants
3.7 Net Metering
3.8 Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE)
4 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Alabama
4.1 Alabama SAVES Revolving Loan Program
4.2 Local Government Energy Loan Program
5 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Alaska
5.1 Renewable Energy Targets
5.2 Net Metering
5.3 Local Option - Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Systems
5.4 Interconnection Standards
5.5 Power Project Loan Fund
5.6 Golden Valley Electric Association (GVEA) - Sustainable Natural Alternative Power (SNAP) program
5.7 Alaska Solar Easements
6 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Arizona
6.1 Renewable Energy Targets
6.2 Energy Modernization Plan
6.3 Renewable Portfolio Standards
6.4 Net Metering/Billing
6.5 Mohave Electric Cooperative - Renewable Energy Incentive Program
6.6 Residential Solar and Wind Energy Systems Tax Credit
6.7 Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit
6.8 Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative - Sun watts Rebate Program
6.9 Interconnection Standards
6.10 Solar Construction Permitting Standards
6.11 Solar & Wind Equipment Certification
6.12 Solar and Wind Equipment Sales Tax Exemption
6.13 Arizona Solar Rights
6.14 City of Phoenix - Renewable Energy Goal
6.15 Solar Design Standards for State Buildings
6.16 Abandonment of 100% Clean Energy Rules
7 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Arkansas
7.1 Net Metering
7.2 Interconnection Standards
7.3 Wind Energy Manufacturing Tax Incentive
8 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, California
8.1 Financial Incentives and Policy Support for Renewable Energy Sources, California
8.2 Financial Incentives and Policy Support for Solar, California
8.3 Hydrogen Energy
9 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Colorado
9.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
9.2 Net Metering
9.3 City of Boulder - Solar Sales and Use Tax Rebate
9.4 Community Solar Gardens (CSG) and Community Geothermal Gardens
9.5 Xcel Energy: Solar Reward Program
9.6 Interconnection Standards
9.7 Green Colorado Credit Reserve
9.8 Colorado Residential Energy Upgrade (RENU) Loan program
9.9 Property Tax Exemption for Residential Solar PV Plants
9.10 Energy Smart Colorado Renewable Energy Rebate Program
9.11 Local Option - PACE
9.12 Energy Storage-a consumer right
9.13 City of Boulder - Solar Access Ordinance
9.14 Property Tax Exemption for Residential Renewable Energy Equipment
9.15 Clean Energy Fund
9.16 Solar Construction Permitting Standards
10 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Connecticut
10.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
10.2 Renewable Energy Targets
10.3 Net Metering
10.4 Residential Solar Investment Program
10.5 Non-Residential Renewable Energy Solutions
10.6 Clean Energy Fund
10.7 Local Option - PACE
10.8 Interconnection Standards
10.9 Property tax exemption for Renewable Energy Systems
10.10 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for solar and geothermal systems.
10.11 Hydrogen Energy
10.12 Connecticut Community Solar - State-wide Shared Clean Energy Facility (SCEF) Program
11 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Delaware
11.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
11.2 Net Metering
11.3 Delmarva Power - Green Energy Program Incentives
11.4 DEMEC Member Utilities - Green Energy Program Incentives
11.5 Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (SREC) Procurement Program
11.6 Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) Spot Market Program
11.7 Solar Rights Law
11.8 Wind Access and Permitting Law
11.9 Interconnection Standards
11.10 Delaware - Community Solar Rules
12 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Florida
12.1 Net Metering
12.2 City of Tallahassee Utilities - Solar Loans
12.3 Property Tax Abatement for Renewable Energy Property
12.4 Broward County Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP)
12.5 Miami-Dade County - Florida Green Lodging Program
12.6 Solar and CHP Sales Tax Exemption
12.7 Interconnection Standards
12.8 Residential Solar Leases
12.9 Local Option - PACE
12.10 Dunedin Solar Energy Grant Program
12.11 Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Solar Loan
12.12 Hydrogen Energy
12.13 Hillsborough County - Solar and Wind Standards
12.14 Solar Equipment Certification
12.15 Broward County - Rooftop Solar System Permit Standard
12.16 Broward County Online Solar Permitting
13 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Georgia
13.1 Net Metering
13.2 Interconnection Standards
13.3 Local Option - PACE
13.4 Biomass Sales and Use Tax Exemption
13.5 Georgia Solar Easement Laws
13.6 Hydrogen Energy
14 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Hawaii
14.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
14.2 Distributed Generation Tariff
14.3 Community Based Renewable Energy Program (CBRE)
14.4 Solar and Wind Energy Credit
14.5 Competitive Bidding
14.6 Schedule Q
14.7 Microgrid Tariff
14.8 Farm and Aquaculture Alternative Energy Loan
14.9 Interconnection Standards
14.10 Green Energy Money $aver (GEM$) On-Bill Program
14.11 Property Tax Exemption for Alternative Energy Improvements
14.12 City and County of Honolulu - Solar Loan Program
14.13 Hawaii Solar Installation Rights
14.14 Green Infrastructure Bonds
14.15 Hydrogen Energy
15 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Idaho
15.1 Net Metering
15.2 Property Tax Exemption for Wind, Solar, and Geothermal Energy Producers
15.3 Residential Alternative Energy Tax Deduction
15.4 Low-Interest Energy Loan Programs
15.5 Idaho Solar Easements & Access Laws
16 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Illinois
16.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
16.2 Illinois Solar for All Program
16.3 Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SREC’s)
16.4 The Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA)
16.5 Net Metering
16.6 Interconnection Standards
16.7 Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation Grants
16.8 Sales Tax Exemption for Wind Energy
16.9 City of Chicago - Green Building Permit Programs
16.10 Special Assessment for Solar Energy Systems
16.11 City of Chicago - Solar Express Permit Program
17 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Indiana
17.1 Clean Energy Portfolio Standard
17.2 NIPSCO - Feed-In Tariff
17.3 Net Metering
17.4 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Equipment
17.5 Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption
17.6 Interconnection Standards
17.7 Indiana Solar Easements & Rights Laws
18 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Iowa
18.1 Alternative Energy Law
18.2 Solar Easement
18.3 IADG Energy Bank Revolving Loan Program
18.4 Renewable Energy Equipment Exemption
18.5 Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Systems
18.6 Mandatory Utility Green Power Option
18.7 Interconnection Standards
18.8 Net Metering
18.9 Local Option: Special Assessment of Wind Energy Devices
18.10 Energy Replacement Generation Tax Exemption
18.11 Small Wind Innovation Zone Program and Model Ordinance
19 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Kansas
19.1 Net Metering
19.2 Renewable Energy Goal
19.3 Interconnection Standards
19.4 Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption
19.5 Kansas Solar Easement Laws
19.6 Wichita City - Solar Permitting
20 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Kentucky
20.1 Net Metering
20.2 Tax Exemption for Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects
20.3 Sales Tax Exemption
20.4 Interconnection Standards
20.5 Solar Easement
20.6 Incentives for Energy Independence
21 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Louisiana
21.1 Solar Energy System Exemption
21.2 Net Metering
21.3 Interconnection Standards
21.4 Home Energy Loan Program
21.5 Louisiana Solar Rights
22 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Maine
22.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
22.2 Offshore Wind Energy Target
22.3 Net Metering/Billing and Distributed Generation
22.4 Renewable Energy Certificates
22.5 Interconnection Standards
22.6 Local Option - PACE
22.7 Energy Storage Sales and Use Tax Reimbursement
22.8 Solar and Wind Energy Property Tax Exemption
22.9 Maine Solar Easement Rights and Laws
23 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Maryland
23.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
23.2 Net Metering
23.3 Interconnection Standards
23.4 Solar Easements & Rights Laws
23.5 Parking Lot Solar PV with EV Charger Grant Program
23.6 Energy Storage Tax Credit
23.7 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Equipment
23.8 Property Tax Exemption for Solar and Wind Energy Systems
23.9 Residential/Community Wind Grant Program
23.10 Local Option - Property Tax Credit for Renewables and Energy Conservation Devices
23.11 Montgomery County - Green Power Purchasing
23.12 Montgomery County - Expedited Permitting for Solar PV
24 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Massachusetts
24.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
24.2 Clean Energy Standard
24.3 Solar Renewable Energy Credits
24.4 Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) Program
24.5 Net Metering
24.6 Interconnection Standards
24.7 Offshore Wind Auction
24.8 Offshore Wind Target
24.9 Concord Municipal Light Plant - Solar PV Rebate Program
24.10 Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department Solar Rebate Program
24.11 Town of Ipswich Electric Light Department Solar PV Rebate Program
24.12 Hudson Light & Power - Photovoltaic Incentive Program
24.13 Reading Municipal Light Department - Residential and Small Commercial Solar Rebate Program
24.14 Residential Renewable Energy Income Tax Credit
24.15 Massachusetts Solar Easements & Rights Laws
24.16 Renewable Energy Trust Fund
24.17 Commonwealth Hydropower Program
24.18 Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption
24.19 Green Communities Grant Program
24.20 Renewable Energy Equipment Sales Tax Exemption
24.21 Model As-of Right Zoning Ordinance or Bylaw
25 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Michigan
25.1 Net Metering
25.2 Interconnection Standards
25.3 Renewable Portfolio Standards
25.4 Renewable Energy Credits
25.5 Energy Storage
25.6 Local Option - PACE
25.7 City of Ann Arbor - Green Power Purchasing
25.8 City of Grand Rapids - Green Power Purchasing Policy
25.9 Alternative Energy Tax Exemption
25.10 Renewable Energy Renaissance Zones
26 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Minnesota
26.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
26.2 Net Metering
26.3 Value of Solar Tariff (VOS Tariff)
26.4 Minnesota Power - SolarSense Solar Rebate Program
26.5 Rochester Public Utilities, Owatonna Public Utilities, Austin Utilities - Solar Rebate Program
26.6 Interconnection Standards
26.7 Solar Energy Sales Tax Exemption
26.8 Wind Energy Sales Tax Exemption
26.9 Local Option - PACE
26.10 Rural Minnesota Energy Board PACE Program
26.11 Wind and Solar PV Systems Exemption
26.12 Renewable Development Fund
26.13 Minnesota Solar/Wind Easement Law & Local Law Options
26.14 City of Minneapolis - Solar Access and Easement Laws
26.15 City of Minneapolis - Wind Energy Conversion Systems
27 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Mississippi
27.1 Net Metering
27.2 Interconnection Standards
27.3 Mississippi Clean Energy Initiative
28 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Missouri
28.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
28.2 Net Metering
28.3 City of Columbia - Renewable Portfolio Standards
28.4 Interconnection Standards
28.5 Columbia Water & Light - Solar Energy Loans
28.6 Columbia Water & Light - Solar Rebates
28.7 Wood Energy Production Credit
28.8 Energy Loan Program
28.9 Local Option - PACE
29 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Montana
29.1 Net Metering
29.2 Renewable Portfolio Standards
29.3 NorthWestern Energy - USB Renewable Energy Fund
29.4 Interconnection Standards
29.5 Alternative Energy Revolving Loan Program
29.6 Residential Geothermal Systems Credit
29.7 Renewable Energy Systems Exemption
29.8 Generation Facility Corporate Tax Exemptions
29.9 Hydrogen Energy
30 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Nebraska
30.1 Net Metering
30.2 Interconnection Standards
30.3 Local Option - PACE
30.4 Dollar and Energy Savings Loans
30.5 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Community Renewable Energy Projects
30.6 Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Generation Facilities
30.7 Nebraska Solar and Wind Easements
31 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Nevada
31.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
31.2 Portfolio Energy Credits
31.3 Net Metering
31.4 Interconnection Standards
31.5 NV Energy Residential Energy Storage Incentives
31.6 Large Scale Renewable Energy Producers Property Tax Abatement
31.7 Renewable Energy Systems Property Tax Exemption
31.8 Renewable Energy Sales and Use Tax Abatements
31.9 Energy Storage Procurement Target
31.10 Valley Electric Association - Net Billing
31.11 Nevada Solar and Wind Easement Laws
32 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, New Hampshire
32.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
32.2 Net Metering
32.3 Interconnection Standards
32.4 Commercial & Industrial Solar Rebate Program
32.5 Residential Small Renewable Energy Rebate Program
32.6 Eversource - Home Battery Storage Rebate
32.7 Local Option - PACE
32.8 Local Option- Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy
32.9 Clean Energy Fund
32.10 Commercial & Industrial Renewable Energy Grants
32.11 Solar Access Laws
33 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, New Jersey
33.1 Financial Incentives and Policy Support for Renewable Energy Sources, New Jersey
33.2 Financial Incentives and Policy Support for Solar, New Jersey
34 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, New Mexico
34.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
34.2 Net Metering
34.3 Interconnection Standards
34.4 Mandatory Utility Green Power Option
34.5 Property Tax Exemption for Residential Solar Systems
34.6 Gross Receipts Tax Exemption for Sales of Wind and Solar Systems to Government Entities
34.7 Solar Energy Gross Receipts Tax Deduction
34.8 Alternative Energy Product Manufacturers Tax Credit
34.9 Biomass Equipment & Materials Compensating Tax Deduction
34.10 Agricultural Biomass Income Tax Credit
34.11 New Mexico Solar Tax Credit
34.12 Community Solar Program
34.13 Local Option - Renewable Energy Financing District/Solar Energy Improvement Special Assessments
34.14 New Mexico Solar Easements & Rights Laws
34.15 Solar/Wind Construction Permitting Standards
34.16 City of Albuquerque - Solar Easements and Rights Laws
34.17 Hydrogen Energy
35 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, New York
35.1 Clean Energy Standard (CES)
35.2 Net Metering and Value of Distributed Energy Resource (VDER)Tariff
35.3 PSEG Long Island - Net Metering
35.4 Interconnection Standards
35.5 The Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act
35.6 Clean Energy Fund
35.7 Sun PV Incentive Program
35.8 Sun Loan Program
35.9 Renewable Auctions
35.10 NYSERDA Retail Energy Storage Incentive Program
35.11 Residential Solar Tax Credit
35.12 Sun Commercial and Industrial Incentive Program
35.13 Solar Sales Tax Exemption
35.14 Exemption of Solar, Wind, and Biomass Energy Systems
35.15 Expand Solar for All (E-SFA) Program
35.16 Long Island Power Authority - Renewable Electricity Goal
35.17 New York City - Property Tax Abatement for Photovoltaic (PV) and Energy Storage Equipment
35.18 Hydrogen Energy
36 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, North Carolina
36.1 Clean Energy Portfolio Standards
36.2 Interconnection Standards
36.3 Net Metering
36.4 North Carolina Community Solar Rules
36.5 Competitive bidding/Auctions for Renewable Energy
36.6 Offshore Wind Energy Goal
36.7 Local Option - Financing Program for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
36.8 Model Wind Energy Systems Ordinance
36.9 Wind Energy Permitting Standards
36.10 Property Tax Abatement for Solar Electric Systems
36.11 Green Building Incentives
36.12 Solar Energy Development Ordinance
37 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, North Dakota
37.1 Net Metering
37.2 Renewable and Recycled Energy Objective
37.3 Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption
37.4 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Electrical Generating Facilities
37.5 Solar and Wind Easements and Laws
37.6 Low-Emission Technology Grants
37.7 Hydrogen Energy
38 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Ohio
38.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
38.2 Solar Renewable Energy Certificates Program
38.3 Ohio Solar Easement Laws
38.4 Net Metering
38.5 Interconnection Standards
38.6 Wind Permitting Standards
38.7 Local Option - Special Energy Improvement Districts
38.8 Qualified Energy Property Tax Exemption
39 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Oklahoma
39.1 Net Metering
39.2 Interconnection Standards
39.3 Oklahoma Solar and Wind Access Law
39.4 Requirements for Wind Development
40 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Oregon
40.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
40.2 Net Metering
40.3 Interconnection Standards
40.4 Self-Direction of Public Purpose Charges
40.5 Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program
40.6 Oregon Community Solar Program
40.7 Solar Planning Program
40.8 Solar Electric Incentive Program
40.9 Making Solar Equitable Program
40.10 Wind Incentive Program
40.11 Mandatory Utility Green Power Option
40.12 PGE Renewable Development Fund
40.13 Pacific Power - Blue Sky Community Project Funds
40.14 Local and municipal utility rebates
40.15 Solar Permitting Law
40.16 Renewable Energy Systems Tax Exemption
40.17 Local Option - Rural Renewable Energy Development Zones
40.18 Hydrogen Energy
41 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Pennsylvania
41.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
41.2 Net Metering
41.3 Interconnections Standards
41.4 Renewable Energy Loans
41.5 Renewable Energy Grant Programs
41.6 City of Philadelphia - Municipal Energy Master Plan
41.7 City of Philadelphia - Solar Rebate Program
41.8 Sustainable Development Fund Financing Program
41.9 Property Tax Assessment for Commercial Wind Farms
41.10 Alternative and Clean Energy Program
41.11 Solar Alternative Energy Credits
41.12 Hydrogen Energy
42 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Rhode Island
42.1 The Road to 100% Renewable Electricity by 2030 in Rhode Island
42.2 Renewable Portfolio Standards
42.3 Small Scale Solar Grants
42.4 Net Metering
42.5 Interconnection Standards
42.6 Renewable Energy Products Sales and Use Tax Exemption
42.7 Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Equipment
42.8 Renewable Energy Fund
42.9 Energy Storage Target
42.10 Local Option - PACE
42.11 Renewable Energy Growth Program
42.12 Rhode Island Solar Easement Laws
42.13 Commercial Scale Renewable Energy Grants
43 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, South Carolina
43.1 Solar Energy, Small Hydropower and Geothermal Tax Credit
43.2 Solar Tax Credit
43.3 Net Metering
43.4 Interconnection Standards
43.5 Renewable Energy Rebate Programs
44 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, South Dakota
44.1 Large Commercial Wind and Solar Alternative Taxes
44.2 Renewable Energy System Exemption
44.3 Renewable Energy Facility Sales and Use Tax Reimbursement
44.4 Interconnection Standards
44.5 South Dakota Solar and Wind Easement Law
45 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Tennessee
45.1 Green Energy Tax Credit
45.2 Sales Tax Credit for Clean Energy Technology
45.3 Green Energy Property Tax Assessment
45.4 Tennessee Solar Easement and Access Laws
45.5 Hydrogen Energy
46 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Texas
46.1 Solar Energy Device Franchise Tax Deduction
46.2 Solar and Wind Energy Business Franchise Tax Exemption
46.3 Renewable Energy Systems Property Tax Exemption
46.4 Interconnection Standards
46.5 Solar Incentives
46.6 Renewable Energy Rebate Programs
46.7 Renewable Portfolio Standards
46.8 City of Austin - Renewable Portfolio Standards
46.9 City of Austin - Green Power Purchasing
46.10 City of Houston - Green Power Purchasing
46.11 City of Brenham - Net Metering
46.12 City of San Marcos - Distributed Generation Rebate Program
46.13 Hydrogen Energy
47 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Utah
47.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
47.2 Renewable Energy Systems Tax Credit
47.3 Alternative Energy Development Incentive (Tax Credit)
47.4 Alternative Energy Sales Tax Exemption
47.5 Net Metering/Billing
47.6 Interconnection Standards
47.7 Hydrogen Energy
48 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Vermont
48.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
48.2 Investment Tax Credit
48.3 Renewable Energy Systems Sales Tax Exemption
48.4 Local Option - Property Tax Exemption
48.5 Uniform Capacity Tax and Exemption for Solar
48.6 Net Metering
48.7 Interconnection Standards
48.8 Clean Energy Development Fund
48.9 GMP Cow Power
48.10 GMP Solar Power
48.11 Energy Loan Programs
49 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Virginia
49.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
49.2 Net metering
49.3 Renewable Energy Targets
49.4 Energy Storage Target
49.5 Interconnection Standards
49.6 Local Option - Residential Property Tax Exemption for Solar
49.7 Commercial Solar Property Tax Exemption
49.8 Local Option - Renewable Energy Machinery and Tools Property Tax Exemption
49.9 Rockingham County - Small Wind Ordinance
49.10 Mandatory Utility Green Power Option
49.11 Solar Rights
50 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Washington
50.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
50.2 Net Metering
50.3 Interconnection Standards
50.4 Washington Community Solar Program
50.5 Mandatory Utility Green Power Option
50.6 Tax Abatement for Solar Manufacturers
50.7 Solar Easements & Rights Laws
50.8 Hydrogen Energy
51 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, West Virginia
51.1 Net metering
51.2 Solar Leasing Bill
51.3 Special Assessment for Wind Energy Systems
51.4 Tax Exemption for Wind Energy Generation
51.5 Interconnection Standards
51.6 West Virginia Solar Rights
51.7 Hydrogen Energy
52 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Wisconsin
52.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
52.2 Net Metering
52.3 Interconnection Standards
52.4 Public Benefits Funds
52.5 Biogas, Solar, and Wind Energy Equipment Exemption
52.6 Renewable Energy Sales Tax Exemptions
52.7 Solar and Wind Rights
53 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Wyoming
53.1 Net metering
53.2 Interconnection Standards
53.3 Solar Rights
53.4 Wind Energy Permitting Standards
53.5 Local Option - PACE
53.6 Hydrogen Energy
54 Appendix
54.1 Abbreviations
54.2 Market Definitions
54.3 Methodology
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Table 1: Renewable Energy Project Tax Components and changes with new tax code, US
Table 2: Renewable Energy Market, US, Investment Tax Credit
Table 3: Renewable Energy Market, US, Green Power Purchasing Goal (%), 2018-2025
Table 4: Renewable Energy Market, US, Sun shot Progress and Goals
Table 5: Renewable Energy Market, US, Renewable Portfolio Standards, State Targets
Table 6: Renewable Energy Market, US, Renewable Portfolio Standards, State Targets
Table 7: Renewable Energy Targets, California, Renewable Portfolio Standard Targets (%)
Table 8: FiTs, MCE, California, 2023
Table 9: FiTs, LADWP, Los Angeles, California, 2023
Table 10: Renewable Energy Market, California, Solar PV Requirements for New Homes
Table 11: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Connecticut
Table 12: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Delaware
Table 13: Green Energy Program Incentives, Delmarva Power, Delaware
Table 14: Tier Definitions for SREC Procurement Program, Delmarva Power, Delaware
Table 15: Tier Definitions for SREC Spot Market Program, Delmarva Power, Delaware
Table 16: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Hawaii
Table 17: CGS Plus Tariff, Hawaii, 2024
Table 18: CGS Plus Capacity, Hawaii, 2024
Table 19: Smart Export Tariffs, Hawaii, 2024
Table 20: Renewable Energy Auctions, Upcoming Projects, Hawaii
Table 21: Renewable Energy Auctions, Hawaii, 2023 - 2024
Table 22: Renewable Energy Auctions, Oahu, Hawaii, 2020
Table 23: FiT rates, NIPSCO, Indiana, 2023
Table 24: Interconnection Standards, Iowa
Table 25: Distributed Generation Penetration, Net Metering, Iowa
Table 26: Interconnection Standards, Kentucky
Table 27: NEB Program, Maine
Table 28: NEB Tariff Rate Program, $/kWh rates, Qualified Facilities, Maine, 2024
Table 29: NEB Tariff Rate Program, $/kWh rates, Maine, 2024
Table 30: DG Program, Maine
Table 31: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Maryland
Table 32: SMART Program Capacity Allocation, Massachusetts
Table 33: Renewable Portfolio Standards, Minnesota
Table 34: Interconnection Standards, Fast Track Process, Minnesota
Table 35: Interconnection Standards, Mississippi
Table 36: Interconnection Standards, Missouri
Table 37: Interconnection Standards, Montana
Table 38: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), New Hampshire
Table 39: Interconnection Standards, New Hampshire
Table 40: Offshore Wind Auctions, New Jersey
Table 41: ADI Incentives, SuSI program, New Jersey
Table 42: Interconnection Standards, New Mexico
Table 43: Interconnection Standards, New York
Table 44: Interconnection Standards, North Carolina
Table 45: Renewable Portfolio Standards %, Ohio
Table 46: Renewable Portfolio Standards % for Large IOUs, Oregon
Table 47: CLPUD Renewable Energy Rebates, Oregon
Table 48: Renewable Energy Loan Programs, Pennsylvania
Table 49: Renewable Energy Grant Programs, Pennsylvania
Table 50: Existing and Upcoming Renewable Power Projects, Rhode Island
Table 51: Renewable Portfolio Standards %, Rhode Island
Table 52: Interconnection Standards, Rhode Island
Table 53: REG, Tariffs, Rhode Island
Table 54: Commercial Scale Renewable Energy Grants, Incentives, Rhode Island
Table 55: Rebate Programs, South Carolina
Table 56: Value of Solar Rate, Austin Energy, Texas, 2023
Table 57: Rebate Programs, Texas
Table 58: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Virginia
Table 59: Net Metering System Capacity Limits (kW), West Virginia
Table 60: Net Metering Tariffs, Wisconsin
Table 61: Abbreviations

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