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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on July 16, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Municipal Virtual Net Metering Offtake

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2026-1 CONLState & Local

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The City of New London is seeking proposals from qualified clean energy developers to establish municipal Virtual Net Metering (VNM) arrangements in Eversource territory, aiming to offset up to 5.3 million kWh annually of its electrical load. The project involves participating in Connecticut’s Non-residential Renewable Energy Solutions Program (NRES Program), specifically in the bid rounds scheduled for August/September 2025 and, if necessary, February/March 2026. The selected developer will enter into a power purchase agreement or similar contractual arrangement to deliver financial benefits to the City, with the energy systems located within Eversource service territory. The procurement process is managed through the City’s e-Procurement portal, with proposals due by August 15, 2025. The solicitation does not specify detailed contract clauses, standard FAR clauses, or specific terms and conditions; it primarily references participation in the NRES Program and the contractual relationship being based on a PPA or similar arrangement. No attachments, exhibits, or supporting documents are included, and there are no explicit evaluation criteria, award methodology, or detailed specifications outlined in the available documentation. The contract is non-material in nature, with no physical deliverables requiring packaging or marking, and no special requirements related to security, personnel, or unique clauses. Administrative details such as payment procedures, inspection, acceptance, or certifications are not specified, and the opportunity is open to all vendors without set-aside restrictions. Overall, the focus is on developing clean energy projects that can participate in the state program, with the primary contractual obligation being the provision of energy offsets and financial benefits through a contractual arrangement, managed via the City’s procurement portal.

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2026-1 CONL Municipal Virtual Net Metering Offtake Solicitation

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AgencyConnecticut → City of New London
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The City of New London (the “City”) seeks proposals from qualified clean energy developers (the Bidders) to provide municipal Virtual Net Metering (“VNM”) offtake from clean energy system or systems (the “System(s)”) in Eversource territory that will offset up to 5,300,000 kWh/year of the City’s electrical load. The Bidder and the City will participate in the August/September 2025 bid round of Year 4 of Connecticut’s Non-residential Renewable Energy Solutions Program (the “NRES Program”), with VNM for State, Agricultural, and Municipal (“SAM”) properties, administered by Eversource, and if necessary the February/March 2026 bid round of Year 5 of the NRES Program. The Bidder’s System(s) will provide financial benefit to the City through a power purchase agreement or other similar contractual relationship with the City. Refer to project via the City's e-Procurement portal located at https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/newlondonct .

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