An act relating to the net metering formula

Bill VT H0716 aims to change the formula used for net metering in Vermont. Net metering allows individuals and businesses with renewable energy systems to receive credit for the energy they produce and send back to the grid. This bill seeks to adjust how those credits are calculated, potentially impacting the financial benefits for renewable energy users.

VT H0716 is a house bill in the Vermont 2025-2026 Session, sponsored by Christopher Morrow (D), currently “Introduced” since January 16, 2026.

We track 1,717 Vermont bills this session, 6 of them sponsored by Christopher Morrow.

Supporters of VT H0716 argue that the new net metering formula will promote the growth of renewable energy sources in Vermont. They believe it will provide fair compensation for energy producers, encouraging more residents and businesses to invest in clean energy technologies, ultimately benefiting the environment and the economy.

Critics of VT H0716 contend that the changes to the net metering formula could reduce the financial incentives for individuals and businesses to adopt renewable energy. They argue that this could slow down the transition to clean energy and undermine efforts to combat climate change, as fewer people may be motivated to invest in solar and other renewable technologies.