- Forms for the Public
- Notice of Intervention Form
- Motion to Intervene Form
- Met-Metering Hearing Request Form
- Prefiled Testimony
- Forms for CPG Holders
- CPG Municipal Notice Form
- Net-Metering CPG Transfer Forms
- Current Net-Metering CPG Holder Certification Form
- Vermont Renewable Energy Standard Tiers I and II Qualification Registration Form
- Forms for Applicants
- Checklist - Applications for net-metering systems greater than 50 kW and that are not located on a roof or hydroelectric facilities
- Net-Metering Registration Form (for hydroelectric systems, for ground-mounted systems up to 15 kW, and for roof-mounted photovoltaic systems up to 500 kW)
- Net-Metering Application Form (for ground-mounted systems greater than 15 kW and up to and including 50 kW)
- Net-Metering Separate-Plant Determination Form
- Department of Public Service and Public Utility Commission Application Fee Form
- Agency of Natural Resources Application Fee Form
- Telecommunications Application Forms
- Cable Television System Application Form
Forms for the Public
Notice of Intervention Form - updated 9/16/2020
Motion to Intervene Form - updated 9/16/2020
Net-Metering Hearing Request Form - updated 9/16/2020
Prefiled Testimony
Commission Rule 2.213(C) states the formatting requirements for prefiled testimony. While the preferred form for prefiled testimony is question and answer format, prefiled testimony may also be filed in a narrative format. All prefiled testimony must: (1) be typed and double spaced; (2) include line numbers in the left-hand margin; and (3) be preceded by a separate page that provides a short summary of the testimony and exhibits referred to in the testimony. The Commission has developed an editable Word template that meets these formatting requirements. To help witnesses understand what "question and answer form" means, here are three sample documents that were filed with the Commission. Sample 1, Sample 2, Sample 3
Forms for CPG Holders
CPG Municipal Notice Form Pursuant to Act No. 174 of the 2016 Legislative Session, the holder of a certificate of public good (CPG) or amendment to a CPG for an in-state generation facility with a capacity that is greater than 15 kilowatts shall, within 45 days of issuance, record a notice of the CPG or amended CPG, on the form prescribed by the Public Utility Commission, in the land records of each municipality in which a facility subject to the CPG is located. The CPG holder shall also submit proof of this recording to the Public Utility Commission at 112 State St., Montpelier, VT 05620-2701.
Net-Metering CPG Transfer Form For cases where the land hosting the system is sold and the transaction includes ownership of the system. (For example a homeowner sells their home and the solar panels in the back yard to a new homeowner.)
Net-Metering CPG Transfer Form for Net-Metering Systems Sold Separately from Land (For example, Solar Company A sells a system that is located on a farm to Solar Company B while ownership of the farm is not part of the transaction.)
Current Net-Metering CPG Holder Certification Form Required when filing in ePUC a net-metering CPG transfer form for systems sold separately from land.
Vermont Renewable Energy Standard Tiers I and II Qualification Registration Form For facilities seeking to be qualified under Tiers I or II of the Renewable Energy Standard.
Forms for Applicants
Net-Metering Registration Form (for hydroelectric systems, for ground-mounted systems up to 15 kW ,and for roof-mounted systems up to 500 kW)
Net-Metering Application Form (for ground-mounted systems greater than 15 kW and up to and including 50 kW)
Net-Metering Separate-Plant Determination Form (for situations where two or more net-metering facilities are proposed to exist at the same service address or on the same parcel, and the applicant or applicants for those facilities wish to rebut the Commission's default presumption that two or more facilities, with no more than 15 kW located on the ground, collocated at the same service address or on the same parcel are a single plant)
Department of Public Service and Public Utility Commission Application Fee Form (The Department of Public Service collects an application fee from applicants for in-state generation facilities, including all net-metering facilities. The fee provides financial support for the regulatory processing and review of generation facilities conducted by the Department of Public Service and the Public Utility Commission)-Updated on 6/4/2020
Agency of Natural Resources Application Fee Form (The Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) collects an application fee for reviewing petitions for in-state facilities under Section 248 and Section 248a.)
Telecommunications Application Forms
Certificate of Public Good (CPG) Registration Form
Companies wishing to apply for certification to own or operate a telecommunications business in Vermont must complete a Registration Form after reviewing the documents listed below. Please make sure that the form is filled out completely and includes the required attestation before filing with the Public Utility Commission. All applicants must first be registered with the Secretary of State to do business in Vermont.
- Frequently asked questions by telecommunications companies seeking a Certificate of Public Good
- Title 30, Vermont Statute (Public Service)
- Public Utility Commission Rules
Mergers & Acquisitions Notification Form
Telecommunications companies involved in mergers, transfers of control or asset sale/purchase transactions must comply with Commission Rule 7.500. As stated in that Rule, some companies only need to file a completed Notification Form with the Public Utility Commission, while others may need Commission approval. Please make sure that the Notification Form is filled out completely and includes the required attestation before filing with the Public Utility Commission. All applicants must first be registered with the Secretary of State to do business in Vermont.
Billing Aggregators Registration Form
Companies wishing to apply for certification to provide telecommunications billing aggregator services in Vermont must complete a Registration Form after reviewing the instructions. Please make sure that the form is filled out completely and includes the required attestation before filing with the Public Utility Commission. All applicants must first be registered with the Secretary of State to do business in Vermont.
Cellular Provider Registration Form
Companies wishing to provide commercial mobile radio service, commonly referred to as cellular service, in Vermont must complete a Registration Form. Please make sure that the form is filled out completely and includes the required attestation before filing with the Public Utility Commission. All applicants must first be registered with the Secretary of State to do business in Vermont.