District Of Columbia § 34-1439 - Rules, duties, and powers of the Commission.
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§ 34-1439. Rules, duties, and powers of the Commission.
34-1439The Commission may impose an administrative fee on a renewable energy credit transaction, but the amount of the fee may not exceed the Commission’s actual direct cost of processing the transaction.
On or before May 1 of each year, the Commission shall provide a report to the Council on the status of implementation of this chapter, including the availability of tier one renewable sources, certification of the number of credits generated by the utilities meeting the requirements of , and any other such information as the Council shall consider necessary.
The Commission shall adopt regulations to implement the provisions of this chapter.
The Commission shall establish standards, by order or regulation, to account for customer generation from eligible renewable resources for compliance with .
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