To be honest I have absolutely no idea what is going on with the SREC market in Delaware at the moment. Like many I was very happy when the local market was legislatively created a couple years ago and SRECs were going for $285. Today I checked and RECs seem to be going for only $25 in DE. With that being said it seems that a flurry of controversial legislation passed late last summer and during the fall being described as something that will "strengthen the market" - well I am certainly not seeing that or finding a clear write-up of what the big picture is. A glimmer of hope with whatever was passed seems to be in the form of the "Delaware SREC Procurement Pilot Program" written about here -
http://www.srectrade.com/blog/tag/de-pilot-program - but I have many questions regarding this new program;
1 - What will be the impact on the remaining "free" market of SRECs in Delaware? Is it likely to thrive or collapse?
2 - One of the requirements is that the "eligible facility owners must have their “
Accepted Completed Solar System Interconnection Application” on or after December 1st 2010". So what about everyone else that had systems certified prior to that?
3 - If this is a "pilot" program is a broader program on the horizon that needs to go through another legislative session that will presumably include a greater number of system owners?
I also found this PDF doc floating around in several posts on the same subject:
http://depsc.delaware.gov/electric/1139 ... cation.pdfDoes anyone have insight on any of this?
DOM