Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Figures
1 Executive Summary
1.1 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act narrows federal support for the US wind and solar
1.2 Trade measures raise equipment costs across the hemisphere
1.3 Transmission is becoming a major constraint on renewable deployment
1.4 Green hydrogen frameworks are in place but projects remain scarce
1.5 Venezuela moves to reopen the electricity sector to private investment
2 Yearly Highlights
3 Renewable Energy Market, Argentina
3.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
3.2 Policy Snapshot
3.3 Renewable Energy Targets
3.4 National Energy Transition Plan to 2030 (2023)
3.5 Law
27.191
3.6 MATER Renewable Energy Term Market
3.7 Distributed Generation Law
3.8 Renewable Energy Auctions
2019-2023 Tenders & Auctions
3.9 RenovAr Program
4 Renewable Energy Market, Brazil
4.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
4.2 Policy Snapshot
4.3 Renewable Energy Targets
4.4 National Energy Policy – Law No. 9,478/1997
4.5 Concessions Law — Law No. 8,987/1995
4.6 Restructuring of Concessions — Law No. 9,074/1995
4.7 ANEEL Law — Law No. 9,427/1996
4.8 Research, Development and Energy Efficiency — Law No. 9,991/2000
4.9 PROINFA and the Energy Development Account
Refinement — Law No. 10,762/2003
4.10 New Industry Model Law — Law No. 10,848/2004
4.11 Concession Renewal Law — No. 12,783/2013
4.12 Hydrological Risk Reallocation — Law No. 13,203/2015
4.13 Distributed Generation and Net Metering Framework
Original mechanism — ANEEL Normative Resolution No. 482/2012
First revision — ANEEL Normative Resolution No. 687/2015
Tax exemption — Law No. 13,169/2015
Current legal framework — Law No. 14,300/2022
Later amendments
4.14 Public Electricity Distribution Service — ANEEL Normative Resolution No. 1,000/2021
4.15 Brazil — Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan 2035 (PDE 2035)
4.16 The National Energy Plan (PNE): 2050 and 2030
National Energy Plan 2050 (PNE 2050)
National Energy Plan 2030 (PNE 2030)
4.17 National Energy Transition Policy (PNTE)
4.18 Energy Transition Program (PTE)
Phase 1 (2020 to 2023)
Phase 2 (from 2024)
4.19 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) – Second
First Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
4.20 National Hydrogen Program (PNH2)
4.21 Low Carbon Hydrogen Legal Framework
4.22 Low Carbon Hydrogen Development Program
4.23 National Biofuels Policy (RenovaBio)
4.24 Offshore Wind Law (Law No. 15,097/2025)
4.25 Power Sector Reform Law — Law No. 15,269/2025
4.26 Programme of Incentives for Alternative Electricty Sources (PROINFA)
4.27 Auctions
Energy Auctions
2023
2024
2025
2026 (Till June 2026)
Auction Analysis
5 Renewable Energy Market, Canada
5.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
5.2 Policy Snapshot
5.3 Renewable Energy Targets
5.4 Energy Regulator Act
5.5 National Energy Board Act (Repealed in 2019)
5.6 Energy Efficiency Act
5.7 Nuclear Liability and Compensation Act
5.8 Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA)
5.9 Impact Assessment Act
5.10 Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change (2016)
5.11 Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP)
5.12 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
5.13 Powering Canada Strong (National Strategy for an Electrified Canadian Economy)
5.14 Hydrogen Strategy (2020)
5.15 Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits
5.16 Carbon Tax / Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR)
5.17 Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways (SREPs) Program
5.18 Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities Program (CERRC)
5.19 Energy Innovation Program — Smart Grid Stream
5.20 Net-Zero Challenge
6 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Alberta
6.1 Hydro and Electric Energy Act
6.2 Electric Utilities Act
6.3 Alberta Utilities Commission Act
6.4 Electricity Statutes (Modernizing Alberta's Electricity Grid) Amendment Act (Bill 22)
6.5 Renewable Electricity Act (Bill 27)
6.6 Climate Leadership Plan (CLP)
6.7 Renewable Energy Program (REP) — Auctions
6.8 Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) Regulation
6.9 Alberta Emissions Offset System
6.10 Alberta Carbon Capture Incentive Program (ACCIP)
6.11 Hydro and Electric Energy Regulation (AR 32/2024)
6.12 Electric Energy Land Use and Visual Assessment Regulation (AR 203/2024)
6.13 Transmission Regulation
6.14 Micro-generation Regulation (Net Metering)
6.15 Market and Operational Framework for Wind Integration
7 British Columbia
7.1 Clean Energy Act
7.2 Utilities Commission Act
7.3 Hydro and Power Authority Act (BC Hydro Act)
7.4 CleanBC Plan
7.5 Climate Change Accountability Act
7.6 Low Carbon Fuels Act (LCFA)
7.7 Low Carbon Fuels (Technical) Regulation (LCFR)
7.8 Energy Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 31, 2025)
7.9 BC Hydro Net Metering
7.10 BC Hydro Standing Offer Program
7.11 BC Hydro Integrated Resource Plan
7.12 Carbon Tax Act (BC Carbon Tax)
7.13 Innovative Clean Energy Fund
7.14 B.C. Hydrogen Strategy
7.15 CleanBC Industrial Incentive Program
8 Manitoba
8.1 Manitoba Hydro Act
8.2 The Energy Savings Act
8.3 Climate and Green Plan
8.4 Clean Energy Strategy
8.5 The Climate Action Fund (CAF)
8.6 Manitoba Hydro Net Metering
8.7 Community Subscriber Pilot
8.8 Residential Earth Power Loan
8.9 Manitoba's Affordable Energy Plan
8.10 Green Energy Equipment Tax Credit
8.11 Manitoba Solar Program
8.12 Efficiency Manitoba Act
8.13 Auctions
2024 to 2026
9 New Brunswick
9.1 Electricity Act (NB)
9.2 Climate Change Act
9.3 Climate Change Action Plan
9.4 New Brunswick Regulation 2015-60 (Electricity from Renewable Resources Regulation)
9.5 Renewable Portfolio Standard
9.6 Net Metering
9.7 Community Renewable Energy Program
9.8 Large Industrial Renewable Energy Purchase Program
9.9 Powering Our Economy and the World with Clean Energy — Our Path Forward to 2035
9.10 New Brunswick Energy and Climate Plan (2022)
9.11 Auctions
2023 to 2025
10 Newfoundland AND Labrador
10.1 Electrical Power Control Act
10.2 Hydro Corporation Act
10.3 Energy Corporation Act
10.4 2007 Energy Plan (Focusing Our Energy)
10.5 Net Metering
10.6 Biogas Electricity Generation Program
10.7 Hydrogen Development Action Plan
10.8 Offshore Wind Energy Development Framework
10.9 Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) — Offshore Wind
11 Northwest Territories
11.1 Public Utilities Act (NWT)
11.2 2030 Energy Strategy
11.3 The Energy Action Plan (2022–2025)
11.4 Arctic Energy Alliance (AEA)
11.5 Net Metering
12 Nova Scotia
12.1 Electricity Act (NS)
12.2 Electricity Reform (2013) Act
12.3 Energy Reform (2024) Act
12.4 Public Utilities Act (NS)
12.5 Renewable Electricity Plan, 2010
12.6 Renewable Energy Target (80% by 2030)
12.7 Renewable Electricity Standard Regulations
12.8 Output-Based Pricing System (OBPS)
12.9 Net Metering
12.10 Hydrogen Innovation Program
12.11 Renewable to Retail Program
12.12 Offshore Wind Auctions
12.13 Bill 471 and Bill C-49 (Offshore Renewable Energy)
12.14 Marine Renewable Energy Act
12.15 Solar Electricity for Community Buildings Program
12.16 SolarHomes Program
12.17 Community Economic Development Investment Fund (CEDIF)
12.18 Green Choice Program
12.19 Auctions
2022
2025
13 Ontario
13.1 Electricity Act, 1998
13.2 Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998
13.3 Energy Consumer Protection Act, 2010
13.4 Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
13.5 Affordable Energy Act, 2024 (Bill 214)
13.6 Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (Bill 40)
13.7 Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act (Bill 5)
13.8 Long Term Energy Plan, 2017
13.9 Powering Ontario's Growth (July 2023)
13.10 Ontario's Affordable Energy Future (October 2024)
13.11 Integrated Energy Plan (June 2025)
13.12 Climate Change Mitigation and Low-carbon Economy Act
13.13 Net Metering (O. Reg. 541/05)
13.14 Virtual Net Metering
13.15 Ontario Emissions Performance Standards
13.16 Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
13.17 Auctions
2023
2024
2026
14 Prince Edward Island
14.1 Electric Power Act
14.2 Renewable Energy Act
14.3 Net Zero Carbon Act (2020)
14.4 Provincial Energy Strategy (2016)
14.5 Tax Exemption (Wind Energy)
14.6 Clean Energy Price Incentive
14.7 Net Metering
14.8 Solar Electric Rebate Program
14.9 Energy Saving Bonds
14.10 Climate Change Action Plan 2018–2023
15 Quebec
15.1 Hydro-Québec Act
15.2 Act Respecting the Régie de l'Énergie (Energy Board Act)
15.3 Act to Ensure the Responsible Governance of Energy Resources (Bill 69)
15.4 Renewable Energy Target
15.5 Plan for a Green Economy 2030 (PGE)
15.6 Energy Policy 2030
15.7 Net Metering
15.8 Auctions (Hydro-Québec Procurement Rounds)
15.9 Rénoclimat
15.10 Quebec Cap-and-Trade System (SPEDE)
15.11 Hydro-Québec Strategic Plan 2022–2026 (updated to 2035)
15.12 Regulation for Renewable Natural Gas
15.13 Auctions
2023
2024
2026
16 Saskatchewan
16.1 The Power Corporation Act (SaskPower)
16.2 The Oil and Gas Conservation Act
16.3 Renewable Energy Targets (50% by 2030)
16.4 Request for Qualification (RFQ) and Request for Proposal (RFP) Process
16.5 Net Metering Program
16.6 Solar PV Incentive Program
16.7 SaskPower Emissions Reduction Targets and Coal Phase-Out Timeline
16.8 Output-Based Performance Standards (Provincial Carbon Pricing)
16.9 Auctions
2018 to 2022
2024
2025
17 Yukon
17.1 Public Utilities Act (Yukon)
17.2 Yukon Energy Corporation Act
17.3 Our Clean Future (2020)
17.4 Independent Power Production Policy
17.5 Microgeneration Program (Net Metering Equivalent)
17.6 Yukon Energy Integrated Resource Plan
18 Nunavut
18.1 Qulliq Energy Corporation Act
18.2 Nunavut Climate Change Strategy
18.3 Qulliq Energy Corporation Net Metering Pilot
18.4 Federal Carbon Pricing Backstop (GGPPA Application)
19 Renewable Energy Market, Chile
19.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
19.2 Policy Snapshot
19.3 Renewable Energy Targets
19.4 Chile National Energy Policy 2050
National Energy Policy 2050 (2015)
National Energy Policy 2050 Update (2022)
19.5 National Green Hydrogen Strategy (2020)
19.6 Green Hydrogen Action Plan 2023 to 2030
19.7 Non-Conventional Renewable Energy Law (NCRE Law) – Law No. 20.257
19.8 Clean Technology Fund
19.9 Invest Chile Project
19.10 Carbon Tax
19.11 PMGD (Pequeños Medios de Generación Distribuida) Program
19.12 Law No. 19.657 on Geothermal Energy Concessions
19.13 Law No. 20.571 (Net Billing Law)
19.14 Climate Change Framework Law (Law No. 21.455)
19.15 Electric Energy Storage and Electromobility Law (Law No. 21.505)
19.16 Energy Transition Law (Law No. 21.721)
19.17 Energy Efficiency Law (Law No. 21.305), 2021
19.18 Tenders & Auctions
20 Renewable Energy Market, Colombia
20.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
20.2 Policy Snapshot
20.3 Renewable Energy Targets
20.4 Funds Supporting Investment in Energy Projects
20.5 Colombia Solar Program
20.6 National Energy Plan (PEN)
20.7 Law 1665 of 2013
20.8 Law 1715 of 2014
20.9 Energy Transition Law
20.10 Decree 0570 of 2018
20.11 Decree 348 of 2017
20.12 Generation and Transmission Expansion Plan
20.13 Net Metering and Distributed Generation Regulations
20.14 Ten Milestones for the Mining and Energy Sector
Massification of renewables
Implementation of geothermal energy
20.15 Hydrogen Roadmap (Hoja de Ruta del Hidrógeno)
20.16 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
20.17 Sovereign Green Bond
20.18 Tax Incentives
Income Tax Deduction
Income Tax Exemption for five years
Value Added Tax Exemption
Accelerated Depreciation
20.19 Auctions
2019
2021
2024
2025 to 2026
21 Renewable Energy Market, Mexico
21.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
21.2 Policy Snapshot
21.3 Renewable Energy Targets
21.4 New Energy Laws
21.5 Energy Transition Law (LTE)
21.6 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
21.7 National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC)
21.8 National Program for the Sustainable Use of Energy (PRONASE)
21.9 Grid Code (Código de Red)
21.10 Strengthening and Expansion Plan for the National Electric System (2025 to 2030)
21.11 21st Century Power Partnership (21CPP)
21.12 Accelerated Depreciation
21.13 Income Tax Exemption
21.14 Electricity Industry Law
21.15 Clean Energy Certificates
21.16 National Electric System Development Program (PRODESEN) 2024 to 2038
21.17 PLADESE 2025–2039 (Plan de Desarrollo del Sector Eléctrico)
21.18 Net Metering/Net Billing
21.19 Geothermal Energy Act
21.20 Geothermal Law
21.21 Law for the Promotion and Development of Bioenergy
21.22 Energy Storage Regulatory Framework (SAEE)
21.23 Renewable Energy Growth Plan
21.24 Social Impact Assessment Provisions
21.25 Binding Planning Convocatorias and Project Awards
21.26 CFE Mixed Development Scheme Guidelines
21.27 Auctions
Auction 1
Auction 2
Auction 3
Auction 4 (Cancelled)
Updates (2019 to 2025)
2020
2021
2024
22 Renewable Energy Market, Peru
22.1 Renewable Energy Market, Overview
22.2 Policy Snapshot
22.3 Renewable Energy Targets
22.4 Electricity Concessions Law
22.5 Anti-Monopoly and Anti-Oligopoly Law
22.6 Law to Ensure the Efficient Development of Electricity Generation
22.7 Law No. 32249 (Reform of the Efficient Generation Law)
22.8 Legislative Decree No. 1002 (Renewable Energy Resources Promotion Law)
22.9 Regulation of Electricity Generation with Renewable Energies
22.10 Regulation for the Promotion of Electricity Investment in Areas Not Connected to the Grid
22.11 Geothermal Resources Organic Law
22.12 General Rural Electrification Law
22.13 Energy Efficiency Promotion Law
22.14 Green Hydrogen Promotion Law
22.15 Energy Security System and Energy Social Inclusion Fund Law (FISE)
22.16 Electricity Social Compensation Fund (FOSE)
22.17 National Energy Policy of Peru 2010-2040
22.18 National Energy Plan 2014-2025
22.19 National Energy Plan to 2050
22.20 Framework Law on Climate Change
22.21 National Climate Change Strategy to 2050
22.22 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
22.23 Extension of Accelerated Depreciation for Renewables
22.24 Distributed Generation and Net Billing
22.25 Auctions
2019 to 2016
2017 to 2023 (Auctions paused)
2023 to 2025 (Auctions Restart)
23 Renewable Energy Market, the US, Overview
24 Federal Initiatives, the US
24.1 Renewable Energy Target
24.2 Brief of the 2026 Budget
24.3 One Big Beautiful Bill Act
24.4 Clean Electricity Production Credit, Section 45Y
24.5 Clean Electricity Investment Credit, Section 48E
24.6 Foreign Entity of Concern Restrictions
24.7 Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit, Section 45X
24.8 Residential Clean Energy Credit, Section 25D
24.9 Inflation Reduction Act
24.10 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
24.11 Trade Policy and Tariffs
Reciprocal tariffs
Section 232 tariffs on polysilicon and solar products
24.12 Federal Initiatives for Wind Power
24.13 Federal Initiatives for Solar Power
SunShot Initiative
Solar Energy Manufacturing for America
24.14 Rural Energy for America Program
24.15 Empowering Rural America Program
24.16 Tribal Energy Program
24.17 Loan Programs Office
24.18 Green Power Purchasing Goal
24.19 Hydrogen
Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit, Section 45V
24.20 Federal Initiatives for Biopower and Biofuels
Energy Policy Act, alternative fuels
Biorefinery Assistance Program
24.21 Geothermal
25 Common State-Level Incentives, the US
25.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
25.2 Renewable Energy Certificates
Solar Renewable Energy Certificates
Class Specific Renewable Energy Certificates
Other Technology Specific Certificates
25.3 Net Metering
25.4 Property Assessed Clean Energy
25.5 Interconnection Standards
26 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Alabama
26.1 Tax Incentive Reform Act of 1992, Act 92-599
26.2 Energy Loan Program
26.3 AlabamaSAVES Revolving Loan Program
26.4 Alabama Jobs Act, Act 2015-27
26.5 Rate Stabilization and Equalization, Rate RSE
26.6 State energy office programs
State Energy Program
State Energy Security Plan
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant
Industrial Energy Efficiency Program
Alternative Fuels and Renewable Energy Program
Alabama Biodiesel Incentive Program
26.7 Property Insurance and Energy Reduction Act
26.8 Renewable Generation Certificate
26.9 Alabama Power Rate PAE and Rate Rider RGB
26.10 Powering Growth Act
27 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Alaska
27.1 Renewable Energy Grant Fund
27.2 Alaska Energy Independence Fund
27.3 Net metering and interconnection
27.4 Voluntary Community Energy Act
27.5 Integrated transmission and taxation of independent power producers
27.6 Power Project Fund
27.7 Local option property tax exemption for renewable energy systems
27.8 Solar easements
27.9 Golden Valley Electric Association Sustainable Natural Alternative Power program
27.10 Absent mechanisms and failed legislation
28 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Arizona
28.1 Renewable Energy Standard and Tariff
28.2 Distributed generation and export compensation
Resource Comparison Proxy
28.3 Electric Energy Efficiency Standard
28.4 Tax incentives
Credit for solar energy devices, A.R.S. 43-1083
Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit
Renewable Energy Tax Incentive Program
Property tax exemption and transaction privilege tax exemption
28.5 Mohave Electric Cooperative: Renewable Energy Incentive Program
28.6 Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative: SunWatts Rebate Program
28.7 Solar Construction Permitting Standards
28.8 Solar and Wind Equipment Sales Tax Exemption
28.9 Arizona Solar Rights
28.10 City of Phoenix: Renewable Energy Goal
28.11 Solar Design Standards for State Buildings
29 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Arkansas
29.1 Arkansas Renewable Energy Development Act
Act 827 of 2015
29.2 Solar Access Act of 2019, Act 464
29.3 Act 278
29.4 Customer Protections for Net-metering Customers Act
29.5 Tax incentives
Act 548 of 2025
Nuclear generation
29.6 Energy Efficiency
Energy Conservation Endorsement Act of 1977
Rules for Conservation and Energy Efficiency Programs
Energy savings targets
29.7 Energy efficiency opt out and self direct
30 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, California
30.1 California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program
30.2 Marin Clean Energy Feed In Tariff Plus
30.3 Clean Energy Act
30.4 Procurement mechanisms
Renewable Market Adjusting Tariff
Bioenergy Market Adjusting Tariff
Solicitations and central procurement
Energy Storage Procurement Framework
Rule 21 interconnection
30.5 Offshore wind plan
30.6 Net-billingTariff
Assembly Bill 942
30.7 Self-Generation Incentive Program
30.8 Opt-In Certification Program
30.9 LADWP Feed in Tariff
30.10 Net Metering
3.0
30.11 Microgrid Incentive Program
30.12 California FIRST
30.13 Orange County Development Standards for Small Wind Energy Systems
30.14 San Diego County Wind Regulations
30.15 Santa Clara County Zoning Ordinance
30.16 California Energy Commission Geothermal Program
30.17 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Electric Power Generation and Storage Equipment
30.18 Partial Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Agricultural Solar Power Facilities
30.19 Hydrogen Energy
Clean Transportation Program
Hydrogen refueling station program
Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems
Statewide hydrogen assessment
Fuel cell support
30.20 Solar incentives
New Solar Homes Partnership
PacifiCorp Solar Incentive Program
Bill Credit Transfer
City of Sebastopol, mandatory solar requirement
City of Sebastopol, solar access
California Solar for All
City of Lancaster, mandatory solar requirement for new homes
30.21 Geothermal Grant and Loan Program
30.22 Tax treatment
Partial sales and use tax exemption for electric power generation and distribution equipment
Sales and use tax exclusion for alternative energy and advanced manufacturing projects
31 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Colorado
31.1 Renewable Energy Standard
31.2 Climate Action Plan to Reduce Pollution
Clean Energy Plans
31.3 Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Measures
31.4 Standard Rebate Offer and Net Metering
31.5 Community Solar Gardens
31.6 Colorado Energy Savings Navigator
31.7 City of Boulder Solar Sales and Use Tax Rebate
31.8 Community Geothermal Gardens
31.9 Energy Smart Colorado Renewable Energy Rebate Program
31.10 PACE
31.11 Energy Storage
31.12 City of Boulder Solar Access Ordinance
31.13 Property Tax Exemption for Residential Solar PV Plants
31.14 Property Tax Exemption for Residential Renewable Energy Equipment
31.15 Solar Access Programs
Colorado Solar for All
Xcel Energy Solar Rewards
Solar Rewards Community
31.16 Financing Programs
Colorado Clean Energy Fund
Green Colorado Credit Reserve
Residential Energy Upgrade loan program
31.17 Modernize Energy Distribution Systems
31.18 Access to Distributed Generation
Streamlined Solar Permitting
Community Solar and Portable Solar Devices
31.19 Clean Heat Plans
31.20 Decarbonization Tax Credits
31.21 Sales and Use Tax Exemption
32 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Connecticut
32.1 Renewable portfolio standard
Class I
Class II
Class III
32.2 Public Act 18-50
32.3 Global Warming Solutions Act
32.4 Zero Carbon Solicitations and Procurement
32.5 Offshore Wind Procurement, Public Act 19-71
2023 and 2024 solicitations
32.6 Residential Renewable Energy Solutions Program
32.7 Non-Residential Renewable Energy Solution Program
32.8 Shared Clean Energy Facilities Program
32.9 Innovative Energy Solutions Program
32.10 Energy Storage Deployment
32.11 Energy Storage Solutions Program
32.12 Public Act 25-173
32.13 Public Act 26-127
32.14 Tax exemptions
Sales and Use Tax Exemption
Property Tax Exemptions
32.15 Energy planning
Energy planning statutory framework
Comprehensive Energy Strategy
Integrated Resources Plan
32.16 Energy efficiency
Conservation and Load Management Plan
32.17 Connecticut Climate Protection Act
32.18 Residential Solar Investment Program
32.19 Commercial and Industrial Property Assessed Clean Energy
32.20 Connecticut Clean Energy Fund
32.21 Microgrid and Resilience Grant and Loan Pilot Program
32.22 House Bill 5004 , Public Act 25 125
33 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Delaware
33.1 Renewable Energy Portfolio Standards Act
33.2 Delmarva Power, Green Energy Program incentives
33.3 DEMEC member utilities, Green Energy Program Incentives
33.4 SREC Delaware Procurement Program
33.5 Multiple credits, Sections 356 and 357
33.6 Alternative compliance payments
33.7 Municipal utilities and cooperatives
33.8 Qualified fuel cell provider projects
33.9 Delaware Climate Change Solutions Act
33.10 Delaware Energy Solutions Act
33.11 Net Metering
33.12 Green Energy Fund and societal benefits programs
33.13 Green Energy Program rebates
33.14 Interconnection Standards
33.15 Solar Rights Law
33.16 Wind Access and Permitting Law
34 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Florida
34.1 Renewable energy goals
34.2 Net metering
34.3 Interconnection standards
34.4 Sales and use tax exemption
34.5 Property tax exemption for renewable energy property
34.6 Solar equipment certification
34.7 Florida Solar Rights Act
34.8 House Bill 683
34.9 Third party financing and residential solar leases
34.10 Local option property assessed clean energy
34.11 Solar and Energy Loan Fund
34.12 City of Tallahassee Utilities solar loans
34.13 Boynton Beach Energy Edge rebate program
34.14 Dunedin solar energy grant program
34.15 Florida Keys Electric Cooperative solar loan
34.16 Utility solar subscription programs
34.17 Broward County Climate Change Action Plan
34.18 Go SOLAR Broward rooftop solar permitting
34.19 Hillsborough County solar and wind standards
34.20 Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation
34.21 Storm protection plans
34.22 Utility battery storage incentives
35 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Georgia
35.1 Integrated Resource Planning Act
35.2 Cogeneration and Distributed Generation Act of 2001
35.3 Solar Power Free-Market Financing Act of 2015
35.4 Homegrown Solar Act
35.5 Green pricing and Simple Solar
35.6 Georgia Territorial Electric Service Act
35.7 State Energy Program
35.8 Georgia Energy Grant Program
35.9 Grid Resilience Grant Program
35.10 Datacenter tariff rules
35.11 Interconnection Standards
35.12 Local Option PACE
35.13 Atlanta C PACE Program
35.14 Biomass Sales and Use Tax Exemption
35.15 Georgia Solar Easement Laws
35.16 Hydrogen Energy
36 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Hawaii
36.1 Renewable Portfolio Standards
36.2 Energy-Efficiency Portfolio Standards
36.3 Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative
36.4 Net Metering and Distributed Energy Resource Programs
36.5 Customer Grid Supply Plus
36.6 Smart Export
36.7 Smart Renewable Energy Non Export
36.8 Smart Renewable Energy Export
36.9 Community-Based Renewable Energy
36.10 Solar water heater requirement
36.11 Public benefits fund
36.12 Integrated Grid Planning
36.13 Performance-Based Regulation
36.14 Zero Emissions Clean Economy Target
36.15 Renewable Energy Technologies Income Tax Credit
36.16 Competitive Bidding
36.17 Schedule Q
36.18 Microgrid Tariff
36.19 Interconnection Standards
36.20 Green Energy Money $aver (GEM$) On Bill Program
36.21 Property Tax Exemption for Alternative Energy Improvements
36.22 City and County of Honolulu Solar Loan Program
36.23 Hawaii Solar Installation Rights
36.24 Senate Bill 589, Act 266
36.25 Green Infrastructure Bonds
36.26 Hydrogen Energy
37 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Idaho
37.1 Institutional framework
37.2 Net billing and Export Credit Rates
37.3 Integrated Resource Plan
37.4 State Energy Loan Program
37.5 Energy Resiliency Grant Program
37.6 Idaho Residential Alternative Energy Tax Deduction
38 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Illinois
38.1 Renewable Portfolio Standard
38.2 Climate and Equitable Jobs Act
38.3 Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act
38.4 Illinois Shines
38.5 Illinois Solar for All
38.6 Distributed generation and storage rebates
38.7 Customer rights
38.8 Illinois Power Agency Act
38.9 Electricity Procurement Plan
38.10 Long-Term Renewable Resources Procurement Plan
38.11 Zero Emission Standard
38.12 Carbon Mitigation Credit
38.13 Executive Order 2026-01
38.14 Energy Storage Procurement
38.15 Storage for All
38.16 Integrated Resource Plan
38.17 Resource Adequacy Study and Mitigation Plan
38.18 Renewable Energy Access Plan
38.19 Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act
38.20 Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs)
38.21 The Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA)
38.22 Omnibus Energy Bill
38.23 Net Metering
38.24 Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation Grants
38.25 Sales Tax Exemption for Wind Energy
38.26 Special Assessment for Solar Energy Systems
38.27 City of Chicago: Green Building Permit Programs
38.28 City of Chicago: Solar Express Permit Program
39 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Indiana
39.1 Interconnection Standards
39.2 Property tax deduction for renewable energy systems
39.3 Sales and use tax exemption
39.4 NIPSCO Feed In Tariff
39.5 Net Metering
39.6 Solar Easements and Rights
40 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Iowa
40.1 Alternate Energy Production Law
40.2 Net Metering and Inflow-Outflow Billing
40.3 Solar methodology
40.4 Renewable Energy Tax Credit
40.5 Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Plans
40.6 Non-rate regulated utilities
40.7 Alternate green energy purchase program
40.8 Interconnection Standards
40.9 Chapter 473
40.10 Solar Easement
40.11 IADG Energy Bank Revolving Loan Program
40.12 Renewable Energy Equipment Exemption
40.13 Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Systems
40.14 Special Assessment of Wind Energy Devices
40.15 Energy Replacement Generation Tax Exemption
41 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Kansas
41.1 Renewable Energy Standards Act
41.2 House Bill 2149
41.3 Net Metering and Easy Connection Act
41.4 Property Tax exemption for Renewable Energy Resources
41.5 Net Excess Generation / Parallel Generation
41.6 Kansas Solar Easement Laws
41.7 Wichita City: Solar Permitting
42 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Kentucky
42.1 Net Metering
42.2 Interconnection Standards
42.3 Senate Bill 4 of 2023
42.4 Tax Exemption for Large Scale Renewable Energy Projects
42.5 Sales Tax Exemption
42.6 Interconnection Standards
42.7 Solar Easement
42.8 Incentives for Energy Independence
43 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Louisiana
43.1 Distributed Generation Rules
43.2 Renewable and Clean Portfolio Standard, City of New Orleans
43.3 City of New Orleans: Net Metering
43.4 Interconnection Standards
43.5 Act No. 279
44 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Maine
44.1 LD 1494
44.2 LD 1868 and the Clean Energy Standard
44.3 Net Energy Billing
44.4 Maine Climate Council, LD 1679
44.5 Maine Won't Wait
44.6 Efficiency Maine Trust triennial plan
44.7 Offshore Wind Resources, LD 1895
44.8 Renewable Portfolio Standards
Class IA Renewable Resources
Class II Renewable Resources
Thermal Renewable Energy Credits
44.9 Maine Senate Bill: LD 1868
44.10 Offshore Wind Energy Target
44.11 Maine Offshore Wind Roadmap
44.12 Distributed Generation Program
44.13 Community Solar
44.14 Maine House Bill 1777
44.15 Renewable Energy Certificates / Maine Green Power Program
44.16 Interconnection Standards
44.17 PACE
44.18 Maine Solar Easement Rights and Laws
44.19 Solar and Wind Energy Property Tax Exemption
45 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Maryland
45.1 Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard
45.2 Clean Energy Jobs Act of 2019
45.3 Senate Bill 65 of 2021
45.4 Offshore wind renewable energy credits
45.5 POWER Act of 2023
45.6 Next Generation Act of 2025
45.7 Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022
45.8 Renewable Energy Certainty Act
45.9 Renewable Energy Target
45.10 Solar Renewable Energy Certificates
45.11 Net Metering
45.12 Community Solar Energy Generating Systems
45.13 Solar Easements and Rights Laws
45.14 Commercial and Canopy Solar Program
45.15 Residential and Commercial Energy Storage Program
45.16 Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Equipment
45.17 Property Tax Exemption for Solar and Wind Energy Systems
45.18 Property Tax Credit
45.19 Utility RELIEF Act of 2026
45.20 Montgomery County: Green Power Purchasing
45.21 Montgomery County: Expedited Permitting for Solar PV
46 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Massachusetts
46.1 Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard
46.2 Green Communities Act of 2008
46.3 Senate Bill 2967 of 2024
46.4 Clean Energy Standard
46.5 Global Warming Solutions Act
46.6 Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy
46.7 Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2050
46.8 Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target Program
3.0
46.9 Solar Renewable Energy Credits
46.10 Net Metering
46.11 Offshore Wind Procurement
46.12 Municipal Light Plant Renewable Energy Rebate Programs
46.13 Residential Renewable Energy Income Tax Credit
46.14 Massachusetts Solar Easements and Rights Laws
46.15 Renewable Energy Trust Fund
46.16 Commonwealth Hydropower Program
46.17 Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption
46.18 Green Communities Grant Program
46.19 Renewable Energy Equipment Sales Tax Exemption
47 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Michigan
47.1 Public Act 235 of 2023
47.2 Public Act 229 of 2023
47.3 Public Act 233 of 2023
47.4 Distributed Generation Program
47.5 Net metering
47.6 Renewable Portfolio Standards
47.7 Renewable Energy Credits
47.8 Energy Storage
47.9 PACE
47.10 City of Ann Arbor: Green Power Purchasing
47.11 City of Grand Rapids: Green Power Purchasing Policy
47.12 Alternative Energy Tax Exemption
47.13 Renewable Energy Renaissance Zones
48 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Minnesota
48.1 Carbon-Free Standard
48.2 Senate File 1142
48.3 Melissa Hortman Community Solar Garden Program
48.4 One Minnesota Path to Clean Energy
48.5 Net Metering
48.6 Solar Rewards Community Program
48.7 Value of Solar Tariff
48.8 Solar Energy Sales Tax Exemption
48.9 Wind Energy Sales Tax Exemption
48.10 PACE and Rural Minnesota Energy Board PACE Program
48.11 Renewable Development Fund
48.12 Minnesota Solar and Wind Easement Law and Local Law Options
49 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Mississippi
49.1 Net Renewable Generation Rules
49.2 Distributed Generation Rebate
49.3 RenewABLE Community Option
49.4 Integrated Resource Planning and Reporting Rule
49.5 Conservation and Energy Efficiency Programs
49.6 Mississippi Sustainability and Development Act of 2013
49.7 Renewable Energy Credits, Excess Generation, Third Party Ownership and Low Income Incentives
49.8 Interconnection Standards
50 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Missouri
50.1 Missouri Renewable Energy Standard
50.2 Net Metering and Easy Connection Act
50.3 Property Assessed Clean Energy
50.4 Missouri Energy Efficiency Investment Act
50.5 Omnibus Bill, Senate Bill 4
50.6 Renewable Energy Certificates
50.7 City of Columbia: Renewable Portfolio Standards
50.8 Columbia Water & Light: Solar Energy Loans
50.9 Columbia Water and Light: Solar Rebates
50.10 Wood Energy Production Credit
50.11 Energy Loan Program
50.12 Show Me PACE
51 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Montana
51.1 Renewable Power Production and Rural Economic Development Act
51.2 Clean and Green Property Tax Classification and Abatement
51.3 Alternative Energy Investment Tax Credits
51.4 Net Metering
51.5 Building Energy Code
51.6 Universal System Benefits Program
51.7 Alternative Energy Revolving Loan Program
