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Distributed Generation

Distributed Generation (DG) Interconnection Application

Henry County REMC supports members who choose to install renewable energy systems, including solar and battery storage. Any member-owned generation system that connects to the REMC electric system must follow our policies to ensure safety, reliability, and compliance with industry standards.

We are committed to providing members with a clear and consistent path for interconnection while protecting the safety of our crews and the stability of the electric system.

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Distributed Generation Application & Interconnection Agreement (PDF)

Distributed Generation Rate Tariff (PDF)

Contact Us

If you have questions about the application, documentation, or interconnection process, we’re here to help.

Email: energy@hcremc.com
Direct: (765) 422‑1122
Office: (800) 248‑8413

Henry County REMC
PO Box D
New Castle, IN 47362

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Member Responsibility for DG System Performance

Members are solely responsible for evaluating, selecting, installing, and maintaining their distributed generation equipment. Henry County REMC does not guarantee the performance, production levels, financial return, or longevity of any DG system.

Because DG systems vary widely in quality, design, and capability, members should exercise caution when selecting a vendor or installer. We strongly encourage members to:

  • Research vendors thoroughly
  • Get multiple quotes – make sure you’re comparing apples-to-apples
  • Request references and customer reviews
  • Confirm that the contractor is properly licensed and insured
  • Ensure all equipment meets required standards
  • Check warranties on all equipment not just the panels
  • Verify that the proposed system complies with REMC’s DG policy

Henry County REMC does not endorse or recommend specific vendors, nor are we responsible for vendor claims, installation quality, or system performance issues.

Avoid Solar Scams

  • Installers who make false claims about excessive annual utility rate increases
  • Installers who say not to contact your electric cooperative
  • Misleading projected savings
  • Deceptive sales tactics that push you to make a decision or sign a contract before you do your own research
  • False claims that you will have no utility bills or will make money from energy generated
  • You can find certified installation and design professionals with the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners® Professional Directory