Net Metering Under Threat
On May 29th, the PUC issued its final order in the Net Metering Biennial Update. Once again, it failed to make net metering truly affordable for Vermonters and kept open the possibility of retroactive cuts to net metering compensation in upcoming rulemaking.
The PUC’s order only accelerates the imperative to protect existing systems from retroactive changes and design a new system that will work for Vermont families and businesses going forward.
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