Code of Virginia
Chapter 23 - Virginia Electric Utility Regulation Act
§ 56-589.1. Energy generation by public school buildings and facilities

A. A school board of a school division located in a locality that is a non-jurisdictional customer of a utility pursuant to § 56-234 and that owns or operates a public school building or facility that has been modernized consistent with Article 3 (§ 22.1-141.1 et seq.) of Chapter 9 of Title 22.1 and generates energy derived from sunlight and the solar generating facility is interconnected pursuant to § 56-594 may enter into a contract to generate such energy on terms and conditions negotiated between the customer and the utility.
B. The solar-powered renewable energy generation facilities associated with a public school building or facility owned or operated by a school board shall be located on the same real property upon which the public school buildings and facilities are located. The solar facilities shall be located on the rooftops of the public school buildings and facilities, however up to 20 percent of the capacity may come from ground mounted solar facilities.
C. Neither jurisdictional customers nor non-jurisdictional customers that do not participate in a school modernization project consistent with Article 3 (§ 22.1-141.1 et seq.) of Chapter 9 of Title 22.1 shall bear any costs associated with such school modernization project by a participating non-jurisdictional customer.
2019, cc. 818, 819.

Structure Code of Virginia

Code of Virginia

Title 56 - Public Service Companies

Chapter 23 - Virginia Electric Utility Regulation Act

§ 56-576. Definitions

§ 56-577. Schedule for transition to retail competition; Commission authority; exemptions; pilot programs

§ 56-577.1. Electric utilities; retail competition; pilot program

§ 56-578. Nondiscriminatory access to transmission and distribution system

§ 56-579. Regional transmission entities

§ 56-580. Transmission and distribution of electric energy

§ 56-581. Regulation of rates subject to Commission's jurisdiction

§ 56-581.1. Repealed

§ 56-582. Rate caps

§ 56-583. Repealed

§ 56-584. Stranded costs

§ 56-585. Default service

§ 56-585.1. Generation, distribution, and transmission rates after capped rates terminate or expire

§ 56-585.1:1. Transitional Rate Period: review of rates, terms and conditions for utility generation facilities

§ 56-585.1:2. Pilot program for energy assistance and weatherization

§ 56-585.1:3. Pilot programs for community solar development

§ 56-585.1:4. Development of solar and wind generation and energy storage capacity in the Commonwealth

§ 56-585.1:5. Pilot program for underground transmission lines

§ 56-585.1:6. Pilot Programs to deploy electric power storage batteries

§ 56-585.1:7. Pilot program for electric generation by public schools

§ 56-585.1:8. Pilot program for municipal net energy metering

§ 56-585.1:9. Provision of broadband capacity to unserved areas of the Commonwealth

§ 56-585.1:10. (Expires December 31, 2023) Pilot program for transmission facilities serving business parks

§ 56-585.1:11. Development of offshore wind capacity

§ 56-585.1:12. Multi-family shared solar program

§ 56-585.1:13. Recovery of costs associated with investment in transportation electification

§ 56-585.2. Repealed

§ 56-585.3. Regulation of cooperative rates after rate caps

§ 56-585.4. Net energy metering transition provisions for electric cooperatives

§ 56-585.5. Generation of electricity from renewable and zero carbon sources

§ 56-585.6. Universal service fee; Percentage of Income Payment Program and Fund

§ 56-585.7. On-bill tariff program; electric cooperatives

§ 56-586. Emergency service provider

§ 56-586.1. Electric energy emergencies

§ 56-587. Licensure of retail electric energy suppliers and persons providing other competitive services

§ 56-588. Licensing of aggregators

§ 56-589. Municipal and state aggregation

§ 56-589.1. Energy generation by public school buildings and facilities

§ 56-590. Divestiture, functional separation and other corporate relationships

§ 56-591. Application of antitrust laws

§ 56-592. Consumer education and marketing practices

§ 56-592.1. Consumer education program; scope and funding

§ 56-593. Retail customers' private right of action; marketing practices

§ 56-594. Net energy metering provisions

§ 56-594.01. Net energy metering provisions for electric cooperative service territories

§ 56-594.01:1. Local facilities usage charges; electric cooperatives

§ 56-594.02. Solar-powered or wind-powered electricity generation; power purchase agreements; pilot programs

§ 56-594.1. Interconnection by farms

§ 56-594.2. Small agricultural generators

§ 56-594.3. Shared solar programs

§ 56-595. Repealed

§ 56-596. Consideration of economic development; report

§ 56-596.1. New generating facilities utilizing energy derived from sunlight and from wind; report

§ 56-596.2. Energy efficiency programs; financial assistance for low-income customers

§ 56-596.2:1. Incentives for energy conservation measures and solar energy equipment

§ 56-596.3. Electric generation, transmission, and distribution; report

§ 56-596.4. Electric utilities; local reliability data