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Vermont Public Utility Commission Issues Order for 8.8 kW Solar Net-Metered Electric Power System in Waterbury

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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has issued an order in Case No. 20-3582-NMR regarding the application of David Murman for a certificate of public good (CPG) for an 8.8 kW solar net-metered electric power system in Waterbury, Vermont. The proposed system, to be installed at 1695 Perry Hill Road, requires interconnection with Green Mountain Power Corporation (GMP) and compliance with the Inverter Source Requirement Document of ISO New England. The commission has deemed a CPG issued for the project, subject to certain conditions and requirements.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Vermont Public Utility Commission has issued an order in Case No. 20-3582-NMR for an 8.8 kW solar net-metered electric power system in Waterbury, Vermont.
  • The proposed system, to be installed at 1695 Perry Hill Road, requires interconnection with Green Mountain Power Corporation (GMP) and compliance with the Inverter Source Requirement Document of ISO New England.
  • David Murman, the applicant, has confirmed that the inverters used for the project will comply with the Inverter Source Requirement Document, and that he will pay the required one-time fee.
  • A CPG is deemed issued for the project, subject to the requirements discussed above.
  • The project must be commissioned within one year of the date of this Order, as per Rule 5.110(C).
  • The applicant may commence installation of the project, subject to the requirements discussed.

Statistics:

  • 8.8 kW: The capacity of the proposed solar net-metered electric power system.
  • 1695 Perry Hill Road: The location of the proposed solar power system in Waterbury, Vermont.
  • November 24, 2020: The date on which David Murman filed the registration for the proposed solar net-metered electric power system with the Vermont Public Utility Commission.
  • December 1, 2020: The date on which Green Mountain Power Corporation filed a letter raising concerns about the proposed interconnection of the project.
  • July 1, 2021: The date on which the applicant filed a response confirming compliance with the Inverter Source Requirement Document and payment of the required fee.
  • 1 year: The timeframe within which the project must be commissioned, as per Rule 5.110(C).

Sources:

  • Vermont Public Utility Commission (Source: Order entered: 07/30/2021, Case No. 20-3582-NMR)

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