Land Use & Zoning
Vermont's 'renewable energy siting' regulations govern the placement of:
AOnly very large power plants
BWind, solar, and other renewable energy installations above certain size thresholds through the Public Utility Commission✓ Correct
CAll residential solar panels
DAll renewable energy projects regardless of size
Explanation
Vermont's renewable energy siting law (replaced Act 248 with Act 174/Act 174 amendments) governs the siting of renewable energy facilities above certain size thresholds through the Public Utility Commission, balancing renewable energy development with community and environmental concerns.
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