§ 355. Renewable energy credits.
§ 355. Renewable energy credits. (a) Energy sold or displaced by customer-sited generation on or after June 1, 2006, may be used to create and accumulate renewable energy credits for the purposes of calculating compliance with the renewable energy portfolio standards established pursuant to this subchapter. (b) Energy production from customer-sited eligible energy resource may […]
§ 356. Multiple credits for specific energy sources.
§ 356. Multiple credits for specific energy sources. (a) A retail electricity supplier or municipal electric company shall receive 300% credit toward meeting the minimum percentage from Eligible Energy Resources of Schedule I of the renewable energy portfolio standards established pursuant to this subchapter for energy derived from the following sources installed on or before […]
§ 357. Proportional credit for eligible landfill gas and biogas.
§ 357. Proportional credit for eligible landfill gas and biogas. A retail electricity supplier or municipal electric company shall receive credit toward meeting renewable energy portfolio standards established pursuant to this subchapter for electricity derived from the fraction of eligible landfill gas or biogas combined with other fuels. 75 Del. Laws, c. 205, § 1;
§ 358. Issuance of renewable energy credits; reporting requirement; alternative compliance payment.
§ 358. Issuance of renewable energy credits; reporting requirement; alternative compliance payment. (a) The Commission shall establish by regulation the mechanisms under which a REC and SREC shall be created and recorded with respect to the entity generating electricity using eligible energy resources for use in complying with the renewable energy portfolio standards of this […]
§ 359. Renewable energy tracking system.
§ 359. Renewable energy tracking system. (a) The Commission shall establish, maintain or participate in a market-based renewable energy tracking system to facilitate the creation, and transfer of renewable energy credits among retail electricity suppliers. A municipal electric company may elect to participate in the tracking system established by the Commission and may elect to […]
§ 360. Renewable energy trading.
§ 360. Renewable energy trading. (a) A retail electricity supplier or municipal electric company may use accumulated renewable energy credits or solar renewable energy credits to meet the renewable energy portfolio standard established pursuant to this subchapter, and may sell or transfer any renewable energy credit or solar renewable energy credit not needed to meet […]
§ 361. Renewable energy credit transaction fee.
§ 361. Renewable energy credit transaction fee. The Commission may impose an administrative fee on a retail electricity supplier with respect to a renewable energy credit transaction, but the amount of the fee may not exceed the Commission’s actual direct cost of processing the transaction. If a municipal electric company opt to use the Commission’s […]
§ 362. Rules and regulations.
§ 362. Rules and regulations. (a) The Commission shall adopt rules and regulations necessary to implement the provisions of this subchapter as it applies to retail electricity suppliers. The Commission shall make its regulations as consistent as possible with those of other states in the region with similar requirements in order to minimize the compliance […]
§ 363. Special provisions for municipal electric companies and rural electric cooperatives.
§ 363. Special provisions for municipal electric companies and rural electric cooperatives. (a) Any municipal electric company and any rural electric cooperative may elect to exempt itself from the requirements of this subchapter, if it develops and implements a comparable program to the renewable energy portfolio standards for its ratepayers beginning in 2022. (b) In […]
§ 364. Special provisions for Public Service Commission-regulated electric companies.
§ 364. Special provisions for Public Service Commission-regulated electric companies. (a) All costs arising out of contracts entered into by a commission-regulated electric company pursuant to § 1007(d) of this title shall be distributed among the entire Delaware customer base of such companies through an adjustable nonbypassable charge which shall be established by the Commission. […]