DelawareState-regulated and city or town utilities would meet 10% renewable minimum for Delaware sales
In compliance years 2025 through 2035, state-regulated utilities and city or town electric companies would meet 10% renewable and 3.5% solar minimums for Delaware customer sales.
What it does
For Delaware customer sales, state-regulated utilities and city or town electric companies would get at least 10% of electricity from renewable sources in compliance years 2025 through 2035. The minimum then rises.
For those Delaware customer sales, the companies would meet a 3.5% solar minimum in compliance years 2025 through 2035. The minimum then rises, reaching 5% in 2040.
Argument forA 10% minimum could help covered companies avoid fees for missing renewable targets, which might limit costs passed to Delaware customers.
Argument againstAt a 10% renewable minimum, covered companies could meet the rule while getting most electricity sold to Delaware customers from other sources.
More detail
State-regulated utilities and city or town electric companies would meet a renewable electricity sales minimum. The minimum applies to electricity sold to Delaware customers. The 10% minimum applies in compliance years 2025 through 2035. It rises yearly from 11% in 2036 to 15% in 2040.
State-regulated utilities and city or town electric companies would meet a solar electricity sales minimum. The minimum applies to electricity sold to Delaware customers. Solar electricity counts toward the overall renewable minimum. Each year's solar minimum begins June 1. It rises from 3.75% in 2036 to 5% in 2040.
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History
- 2025
- Apr 16Tabled in CommitteeLatest
- Mar 18Introduced and Assigned to Natural Resources & Energy Committee in HouseIntroduced
Environment & Energy