This bill proposes the repeal of section 24-2F-8 from the Code of West Virginia, which pertains to net metering and interconnection standards for public utilities. The primary aim of the legislation is to eliminate the practice of net metering, which allows consumers who generate their own electricity (typically through renewable sources) to receive credit for the excess energy they supply back to the grid.

By repealing this section, the bill seeks to remove the regulatory framework that supports net metering, potentially impacting how consumers engage with renewable energy sources and how public utilities manage energy distribution. The legislative change reflects a significant shift in energy policy within the state, moving away from incentivizing individual energy generation through net metering.