Bill
HB 811
Montana bill proposing to raise customer-generated electricity capacity limits to expand residential and small business renewable energy system eligibility died in committee.
HB 811 would increase the generating capacity threshold for customer-generated electricity systems in Montana, likely raising net metering or distributed generation limits. The bill was introduced by Representative Jamie Isaly but failed to advance through the legislative process, dying in committee during the 2025 session.
Net metering and distributed generation capacity limits directly affect the viability of residential and small commercial solar installations, rooftop wind systems, and other renewable energy projects. Higher capacity thresholds can accelerate renewable energy adoption, reduce utility grid strain, and lower energy costs for participating customers while potentially affecting utility revenue models.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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