addition, DC SEU has been bidding aggregated energy efficiency measures into PJM's capacity market with DOEE's full support. For more information on energy efficiency as a resource, click here. Last reviewed: July 2019 ","Summary: For FY20...
AI summary The DCSEU operates under a performance-based contract with DOEE, authorized by the Clean and Affordable Energy Act of 2008. It has multi-year contracts with targets expressed in BTUs, growing from 1,136,789 MMBtus in Year 1 to 6,820,733 MMBtus in Year 5. The DCSEU also participates in PJM's capacity market with DOEE's support.
mendments to the 2015 IECC. The code is mandatory statewide. The NH Building Code Review Board is currently reviewing the 2018 ICC chapters and may propose them, with amendments, for adoption in 2022. Last Reviewed: June 2021 "," Baseline...
AI summary New Hampshire is reviewing updates to the 2015 IECC, with potential adoption of 2018 ICC chapters by 2022. The state's Energy Efficiency Resource Plan funds code trainings through the Systems Benefit Charge, supported by the NH Public Utilities Commission. The NH Building Energy Code Compliance Collaborative continues to promote energy code adoption and compliance. CHP is recognized as an eligible resource but lacks significant policy support.
stance for some CHP projects and has identified CHP as a resource to improve energy system resilience. Two new CHP systems came online in Tennessee in 2018. ","Policy: Tennessee Interconnection orders Description: On January 5, 2007, the T...
AI summary The Tennessee Regulatory Authority (TRA) issued orders in 2007 regarding interconnection standards, and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) adopted a modified version of PURPA 2005. TVA's Dispersed Power Production Program allows CHP systems to connect to TVA power lines, but there are currently no state policies designed to acquire energy savings or generation from CHP that apply to all forms of CHP.