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Renewable Energy
Remote Net Metered Market Segment Announcement
RNM Registration Online Portal will remain open.
The Remote Net Metering capacity block has not been fully subscribed and therefore the portal will remain open to new registrations. All registrations submitted will be reviewed for completeness on a first come, first serve basis. The registration online portal will close when the Remote Net Metering capacity block has been fully subscribed. You can track capacity for the Remote Net Metering market segment on the homepage of the Remote Net Metering portal. Please continue to check the NJCEP Remote Net Metering homepage for any additional updates.
When the Remote Net Metering capacity block has been fully subscribed, the ADI Program Manager will close the registration portal to new registrations and new registrations will no longer be accepted under this market segment. There will not be a waiting list for a capacity block that is already fully subscribed. Capacity blocks will be set annually by the Board.
A capacity block is defined as being fully subscribed when the last registration received in the RNM registration online portal causes the total capacity of all registrations in the block to exceed the capacity allocated for the block. Capacity will be counted toward the Remote Net Metering capacity block for each registration under the status of Accepted and Accepted Pending Verification.”
Please visit the RNM homepage for additional program information.
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New Jersey Renewable Energy Programs
To learn more about our renewable energy programs, click on a link below:
SOLAR PROGRAMS
Successor Solar Incentive Program (SUSI)
Dual-Use Solar Pilot Program (Pilot Program)
New Jersey Solar For All (NJSFA)
Transition Incentive Program (TI)
Legacy SREC Registration Program (SRP)OTHER RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAMS
Energy Storage
Grid Modernization
Offshore Wind (OSW)
Solar Programs
Why Solar: A basic guide to solar electric systems
New Jersey is committed to supporting solar energy. The Successor Solar Incentive (SuSI) Program is the current solar program which allows new solar projects to register to earn New Jersey Solar Renewable Energy Credits II (SREC-II). Older projects may be registered in one of New Jersey’s former solar programs, the SREC Registration Program (SRP) or the Transition Incentive (TI) Program, through which they continue to receive SRECs or TRECs. SRECs, TRECs, and SREC-IIs represent the clean energy attributes of electricity generated from a solar energy project.
Successor Solar Incentive (SuSI) Program
The SuSI Program provides incentives to eligible solar facilities to enable the continued efficient and orderly development of solar renewable energy generating sources throughout the state.
The SuSI Program is the long-term permanent solar program for providing incentives to new solar generation facilities connected to the transmission or distribution systems of New Jersey electric public utilities or local government units.
The SuSI Program consists of two sub-programs:
(1) The Administratively Determined Incentive (ADI) Program provides administratively set incentives for net metered residential projects, net metered non-residential, remote net metering and community solar projects of 5 MW (dc) or less. ADI Program Forms, Checklists, and additional program information can be found on the ADI Program page.
See below for additional information on the ADI Program's Community Solar Energy Program (CSEP):
The Community Solar Energy Program (CSEP) provides incentives to eligible community solar facilities to enable the continued efficient and orderly development of solar electric generating sources throughout New Jersey.
(2) The Competitive Solar Incentive (CSI) Program is designed to provide incentives to larger solar facilities within the SuSI Program.
Dual-Use Solar Pilot Program
The Pilot Program is designed to encourage the development of dual-use solar facilities and the creation of a new segment of the solar industry in New Jersey that is compatible with the State’s rich agricultural heritage. Specifically, the Pilot Program seeks to demonstrate and study the compatibility of active agricultural or horticultural production and solar photovoltaic infrastructure on the same land/property.
New Jersey Solar For All
New Jersey Solar for All is a federally funded program awarded under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Greenhuse Gas Reduction Fund.
Transition Incentive (TI) Program
The Transition Incentive Program (TI) was a program in New Jersey that bridged the gap between the Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (SREC) Registration Program (SRP) and the Successor Solar Incentive Program (SuSI Program).
Legacy SREC Registration Program (SRP)
The Legacy SRP was the solar program previously used to register solar installations in New Jersey prior to its close on April 30, 2020.
Other Renewable Energy Programs
Energy Storage
Energy storage resources are critical to increasing the resilience of New Jersey’s electric grid, reducing carbon emissions, and enabling New Jersey’s transition to 100% clean energy.
Grid Modernization
NJBPU Announces Approval of Proposed Grid Modernization Rules to Build a Stronger, More Reliable Electric Distribution System
Offshore Wind
Offshore wind is a renewable energy technology that reduces the need for fossil fuel generation. By doing so, offshore wind can mitigate climate change impacts and support economic development for the New Jersey workforce.
Utility Financing Programs
PSE&G’s Solar Loan Program helps qualified business and residential
customers finance a significant portion of their solar energy system costs.
Make sure your home or building is as energy efficient as possible before installing solar. Benefits include, improved comfort and safety, lower energy bills, less renewable capacity needed, and lower upfront cost to install renewable energy. Check with your electric or gas utility regarding programs they may offer to help make your home more energy efficient.