Title
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 22-53 AMENDING THE INTERCONNECTION POLICY FOR CONNECTION OF RESIDENTIAL AND/OR COMMERCIAL SOLAR POWER GENERATION SYSTEMS TO THE CITY OF HUDSON'S POWER GRID.
Brief Description: Staff requests City Council approval to modify the language in Section 3 “City of Hudson Net Metering Rate Schedule” of the current interconnection policy to reflect industry standard language.
Body
Legislative History
Ordinance No. 14-153 - An ordinance establishing an interconnection policy for the connection of residential and/or commercial solar power generation systems to the city of Hudson's power grid through authorization of a model interconnection agreement and fees therefor.
Ordinance No. 22-25 - An ordinance amending ordinance no. 14-153 establishing the interconnection policy for connection of residential and/or commercial solar power generation systems to the city of Hudson's power grid through authorization of a model interconnection agreement and fee and rate schedules therefor.
Ordinance No. 22-53 - An ordinance amending ordinance no. 22-25 amending the interconnection policy for connection of residential and/or commercial solar power generation systems to the city of Hudson's power grid
Purpose & Explanation
In reviewing the current private solar generation interconnection policy, the City’s power supply consultant firm Courtney & Associates has recommended a change in the current policy language as it relates to the metering arrangement for behind the meter solar generation customers. Specifically, the meter arrangement measuring both incoming power and outgoing power as currently utilized by HPP should be referred to as Net Billing not Net Metering. We have attached the recommended language amendments for reference.
Timing Considerations
None
Fiscal Impact
Currently Budgeted (Account #, $)
Supplemental Appropriation Required (Account #, $)
X Appropriation Not Required.
Recommendation
Suggested Action
Staff recommends City Council pass this ordinance amending ordinance no. 22-53.
Submitted by,
Thomas Sheridan, City Manager
Frank J. Comeriato, Jr., Asst. City Manager-Operations
Brian Griffith, Director of Management and Budget