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Federal court of appeals sends solar standby fee case back to lower court
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Federal court of appeals sends solar standby fee case back to lower court
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Six things the Evergy refund could mean for Kansas solar Sarah Spicer, The Wichita Eagle
Apr. 16 More than a year after the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that solar customers were being charged unfairly by Evergy, Kansas largest utility, some customers will be refunded the difference between what they paid and what they should have paid.
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The Kansas Corporation Commission ruled earlier this year that solar customers would no longer be charged this fee but said that customers wouldn t be refunded. After a request to reconsider from Vote Solar, the Climate & Energy Project and the Kansas Sierra Club, the KCC unanimously ordered the refunds earlier this month.
Solar access bill gains support in New Mexico House after Senate passage
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Presently, solar power is only available through large-scale utilities or personal home installations.
Supporters of community solar said it could allow low-income consumers or home renters to benefit from solar power and expand its use in New Mexico.
The move could also create progress toward the state’s carbon-reduction goals and increase in its renewable portfolio – both priorities outlined by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham upon taking office in 2019.
Similar legislation was previously defeated in the Legislature, but lawmakers did approve of creating a working group to better refine the proposal.
SB 84 sponsor Sen. Elizabeth Stefanics said during the Thursday hearing that representation in the working group include tribal organizations, utilities, solar advocates and interested citizens.