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ME PUC Issues Order On Project Eligibility For Qualifying Combined Heat & Power Projects

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published July 25, 2024

Dockets: 2023-00296
Category: Uncategorized

In this Order the Commission finds that a proposed combined heat and power project that does not have an initial in-service date after November 1, 2022, does not qualify for a long-term contract under 35-A M.R.S. § 3624. The Commission also finds that a proposed combined heat and power project located in the service territory of a consumer owned transmission and distribution utility that would deliver energy to an investor-owned transmission and distribution utility through a financial or other contractual mechanism is eligible for such a long-term contract.

Order On Project Eligibility (07/25/2024)
2023-00296  (11/3/2023)
Commission Initiated Request For Proposals For The Sale Of Energy From Qualifying Combined Heat And Power Projects Pursuant To P.L. 2023 C. 353

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