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Solar Industry Commends California PUC for Maintaining Net Metering

Discussion in 'Gen 1 Prius Plug-in 2012-2015' started by CaliforniaBear, Jan 29, 2016.

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    We have a raging debate on one of our internal work e-mail lists about what this all means, and how solar customers are somehow going to get reamed by the utilities. It's not clear how the non-bypassable charges are going to be calculated. By my estimation, I'll be paying about $4 extra a month. Some people think it'll be more like $25 a month. And then there's the whole debate on how to make solar users pay their fair share for maintaining the grid.

    Solar users dodged a bullet with this decision, especially if you look at what happened in Nevada last year.
     
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    ...what happened in Nevada? (talking solar energy here not the other things)
     
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    In Nevada it's still under debate. In the Las Vegas area no decision has been made the fight is continuing. I live in Pahrump in a different county then Las Vegas and the county regulations are different due to the fact we use a different power company.
     
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