Delaware § 2007 - Relocation of renewable energy infrastructure.
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§ 2007. Relocation of renewable energy infrastructure.
Whenever it becomes necessary to relocate any renewable energy interconnection facilities due to expansion of the transportation system, or if the renewable energy interconnection facilities are found to interfere unreasonably with ingress and egress to adjacent properties or their development, or for reasons deemed in the public interest by the Department, the renewable energy entity shall relocate its infrastructure at its sole expense to a location mutually agreed upon by the renewable energy entity and the Department.
84 Del. Laws, c. 401, § 13;84 Del. Laws, c. 401, § 13;
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