Should the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission revise Indiana's net metering regulations? (Select as many answers as you wish.) (poll 3318018)

Should the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission revise Indiana's net metering regulations? (Select as many answers as you wish.)

Yes, expand net metering to all classes of utility customers.

Yes, require all utilities to offer net metering including REMC's and municipal electric utilities.

Yes, increase the maximum size for net metered systems to a minimum of 100 kW or 125% of the customer's electrical load.

Yes, net metering should be extended to more technologies.

Yes, the IURC should allow aggregate metering.

Yes, the IURC should make sure that customers maintain ownership of REC's unless the utility compensates the customer.

No, net metering should remain only available for residential and K-12 schools for systems up to 10 kW.

No, net metering should not be offered to customers and should be replaced by Feed-in Tariffs or Advanced Renewable Energy Contracts.

No, electric utilities in Indiana should be allowed to decide if they want to offer net metering.

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Chris Rohaly - 14 years ago

The Feed-In Tariff is the best idea above. I view Net Metering as a first step only, ultimately a Feed-In Tariff system should be put in place to accelerate deployment of clean energy generation.