Dual-Use Solar Pilot Program Co-Location Requirements
Pursuant to the Pilot Program rules: N.J.A.C. 14:8-13.6(g) - Co-location of solar facilities shall be subject to specific review and permission by the Board through the application process and the SuSI Program rules at N.J.A.C. 14:8-11.
N.J.A.C. 14:8-11.2: Co-location is defined as “siting two or more SuSI-eligible solar facilities on the same property or on contiguous properties.”
N.J.A.C. 14:8-11.4(f):
The following restrictions on co-location in the ADI Program apply:
1. Co-located net metered facilities that serve the same net metering customer as defined at N.J.A.C. 14:8-4 may sum to a capacity of no more than five MW in the ADI Program;
2. Co-located community solar and/or remote net metered facilities may sum to a capacity of no more than five MW unless sited on:
i. Rooftops of separate buildings on different properties; or
ii. A landfill that is owned by a public entity and is not properly closed at the time of registration, in which case, the total capacity of all the co-located community solar and/or remote net metered facilities may sum to no more than 10 MW; and
3. Co-located net metered facilities shall receive the lowest incentive value available to any of the facilities as if registered either individually or aggregated. The registration packages of such co-located facilities shall include an affidavit accepting the lowest incentive.
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