Vermont Public Utility Commission

Net-Metering Transfer

Net-Metering CPG Transfer-Portal

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As of March 1, 2024, a certificate of public good for a net-metering system is deemed to be automatically transferred when the property hosting the system is sold or legal title is otherwise conveyed to a new owner. (For example, if homeowners sell their home and the solar panels in the back yard to a new homeowner.) The new owner must provide notice of the transfer to the electric company.

You do not need to complete this form if the ownership of the net-metering system is changing with the property hosting the system.

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Application to Transfer a Net-Metering Certificate of Public Good

Eligibility.

You may use this form if the ownership of the net-metering system is changing independent from the ownership of the property on which the net-metering system is constructed. (For example, Solar Company A sells a system that is located on a farm to Solar Company B while ownership of the farm is not part of the transaction.)

Completing This Form.

You must complete and file this application form.

After completing the application form, you must click the “Proceed” button at the end of this form to submit the application form to the Public Utility Commission. By clicking “Proceed,” you certify that the information is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.

Please contact the Public Utility Commission at (802) 828-2358 if you have any questions regarding this application form.

What Happens After I File This Form?

You will receive an electronic Filing Confirmation that the Public Utility Commission has received the application form via ePUC (the Commission’s electronic filing system); the Filing Confirmation will include the case number and a link to the case in ePUC. To see a pdf version of the completed application form, click on the link in the email, then on the "All Other Documents" tab, and finally on the "View Document" link.

When the Filing Confirmation is sent to you, ePUC will provide notice of, and access to, the application form to the Vermont Department of Public Service, the electric utility identified by the Applicant on the application form, and, if the system is ground-mounted, the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources.

No further action by the Public Utility Commission will be required.

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If you do not know the CPG number, use the search of net-metering cases to find it.

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If any part of the system is ground-mounted, select "No."

For the system location, the Town must be selected from the drop-down menu, which includes a list of all Vermont towns, incorporated villages, gores, and unincorporated areas. In Vermont sometimes other “place names” are used in a mailing address; these other place names do not refer to legal municipalities (for example, the place South Starksboro is in the town of Starksboro). If the system is located in such an “other place,” please select the name of the town in which the other place is located.

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If you would like to add an additional Property Owner, click on the ; to remove an inadvertently added Property Owner, click on the .

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The certification form and tips for completing fillable pdf forms are available on the Commission's website.

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By clicking “Proceed” to send this application to the Public Utility Commission, I am affirmatively affixing my signature to this application in electronic format and declaring that, having exercised due diligence and made reasonable inquiry, the information that I have provided on this form and any attachments and the statements below are true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that if the statements below are false, I may be subject to sanctions by the Commission pursuant to 30 V.S.A. § 30.

  1. The net-metering system has not been modified or changed in any material manner from the approved system and is in all respects identical to the approved system.
  2. I will comply with all terms and conditions of my CPG.
  3. The system will continue to be operated in compliance with the interconnection safety and technological requirements of the Vermont Public Utility Commission.
  4. This transfer will not result in any customer being allocated more than 500 kW of net-metering capacity, unless the customer is a school or school district, in which case the transfer will not result in a school or school district being allocated more than the applicable limit set forth in Section 6 of Act 81 of 2019.

Please click “Proceed” to confirm that you wish to submit this signed application form to the Public Utility Commission.

Reminder: You will receive a filing confirmation from the Commission via ePUC that includes a link to the case in ePUC. To see a pdf version of the completed application form, click on the link in the email, then on the "All Other Documents" tab, and finally on the "View Document" link.

Please be sure to doublecheck that you have filled in all required fields and attached all required documents before clicking "Proceed."

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