New Hampshire's net metering program is an example of net metering program that, for the most part, does not fit into the New Rules Project's framework. Utilities are not required to purchase of net electricity generation (NEG), and no more than .05% of a utility's annual peak demand can be allotted to net metering programs.

View New Hampshire's Net Metering Law

Other Resources:

• New Rules Project's section on Net Metering Rules
• Model Net Metering Law for Renewable Energy Technologies - by the Interstate Renewable Energy Council, August 2003
  This model limits net metering to systems 25 kW or less for residential applications and 100 kW or less at commercial sites. The rule would allow first-come first-served net metering until a utility reaches 2 percent of its peak load.
• Summary of Net Metering Programs in the United States - by DSIRE, ongoing updates
• Consumer Guide to Renewable Energy for Your Home or Business - by DOE Office of Power Technologies
• Green Power Networks' State Net Metering Program Descriptions