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| Title | Georgia - Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program | Renewable Portfolio Standard | Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard | Guam - Renewable Energy Portfolio Goal | Renewables Portfolio Standard |
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| Region | Georgia | District of Columbia | Maryland | Guam | Delaware |
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Narrowed sharply as of 26 October 2026. Georgia's HEAR program closed to new applications earlier in 2026 and reopens on 26 October 2026 covering only electrical wiring and electrical panel upgrades — |
Note (January 2025): Pursuant to the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard Amendment Act of 2024 (D.C. Law 25-217), effective January 1, 2025, the Commission is decertifying any SREC-Certified solar |
Maryland's Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS), enacted in May 2004 and revised numerous times since, requires electricity suppliers (all utilities and competitive retail suppliers) in the state |
Requirements Guam Public Law 29-62, enacted in March 2008 established a renewable energy portfolio goal of 25% renewable energy by 2035. The goal was expanded in November 2019 by Guam Public Law |
Note: S.B. 33, enacted in February 2021, increased and extended the RPS. In 2005, S.B. 74 established a renewables portfolio standard (RPS) requiring retail electricity supplier to purchase 10% of the |