relative to the renewable energy fund.

Summary

The legislation tells the Department of Energy how to use any remaining money in the Renewable Energy Fund: first for its own administrative expenses, then up to $1 million each year for thermal and electrical renewable energy projects, while prohibiting those funds from supporting individual residential solar installations. Money from Class II payments must go toward solar technology in New Hampshire, and any balance after these allocations is sent to the General Fund. This affects the Department of Energy, renewable energy developers, and the state’s budgeting process.

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