Requests for a re-hearing filed by the state’s three large investor-owned utilities have been denied.
The ruling reverses the most egregious aspect of the state’s dismantling of net metering, but will do little to revive its distributed solar market.
The next hearing to consider grandfathering of solar customers will be held on September 19.
While the solar-specific charge was dropped as part of a settlement, the utility will increase fixed charges on its Texas customers.
National Grid has filed to change the net metering rules in line with an earlier legislation, making net metering in the state even better than before.
The wide-ranging settlement of three separate cases would include a process for battery storage interconnection, the withdrawal of a charge for solar customers, and a shift to time-of-use rates.
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The case was closely watched as a precedent for future rate cases in Arizona.
New Mexico regulators have approved a settlement under which a utility request to increase fees on its customers with rooftop solar was nullified, which also reduces fees for agricultural customers.
A policy report finds that while utilities are increasingly asking to increase fixed charges, in more than half of recent cases these requests were denied.
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