Sentences with phrase «retail electricity customers»

Texas sun is ample but solar is not cost - effective for NRG Home's 1.7 million Reliant retail electricity customers in the state because policies are not supportive and the price of electricity is very low, McBee explained.

Since the utility is not purchasing power from the Amazon Wind Farm US East, the wind farm is not counted in rates for retail electricity customers.

Not exact matches

It acquired such companies as Edison Mission Energy and Alta Wind, making it one of the largest retail electricity providers in the U.S., and which had the added benefit of coming with over half a million new customers.

Under existing VOS program designs, solar customers continue to purchase all of their electricity from the grid at the utility's retail rate and receive credit for the solar electricity exported to the grid at the approved VOS rate.

Up to this point, solar customers in Nevada were paid retail rate for electricity they back on the grid.

Solar customers in Nevada will no longer be paid for their excess electricity at a retail rate.

-- Within 6 months after the date of enactment of this Act, and after opportunity for comment, the Secretary shall issue a final rule under this subsection for determining the level and type of fossil fuel - based electricity delivered to retail customers by each distribution utility in the United States during the appropriate period.

The Competitive Energy Businesses segment sells electricity to wholesale and retail customers; provides energy - related products and services; and participates in energy infrastructure projects.

The Transmission & Distribution Utilities segment engages in the business of transmission and distribution of electricity for sale to retail and wholesale customers through assets owned and operated by its subsidiaries.

Houston, TX About Blog Bounce Energy is a retail electricity company that is committed to delivering value to our customers in Texas through excellent customer service, innovative plans and products, and competitive pricing.

Reliant Energy provides electricity and energy services to more than 1.6 million retail customers — including homes, small and large businesses, manufacturing facilities, government entities and institutions across Texas.

Since North Carolina does not have any laws requiring virtual net metering for cooperatives or investor - owned utilities, these bill credits are nearly always based on the utility's avoided cost of energy as opposed to a credit calculated at the full retail rate of electricity (in other words, the per kWh credits are less than the per kWh price customers pay for their electricity consumption).

Wholesale power market: The purchase and sale of electricity from generators to resellers (who sell to retail customers), along with the ancillary services needed to maintain reliability and power quality at the transmission level.

Renewable power retailer Clean Currents will no longer provide electricity to its 15,000 + customers, as it had reliably done since 2005.

The law states that each electricity retailer must provide a certain amount of renewable energy to its customers, paid for by renewable energy certificates, and that includes Queensland utilities.

The utilities hate paying their retail price for customer excess solar electricity.

The costs of those bad decisions will be borne by the monopoly customers of their retail electricity and natural gas distribution systems.»

Because DC is a competitive retail electricity market, this will provide an incentive for suppliers to secure cleaner sources of energy so that they can avoid the carbon fee and offer lower rates for customers.

Customer Self Supply, customers receive a PUC - approved credit for electricity sent to the grid and are billed at the retail rate for electricity they use from the grid.

Note that some of this is called «supply charge» and «goods and services tax» on the bill; however, it is still what I, a retail customer, pay for my electricity.

Requires the Secretary to: (1) issue a rule for determining the level and type of fossil fuel - based electricity delivered to retail customers by each distribution utility in the United States; and (2) make annual determinations of the amounts and types for each such utility and publish them in the Federal Register.

(i) determined by the amount and types of fossil fuel - based electricity delivered directly to all retail customers in the prior calendar year beginning with the year ending immediately prior to the period described in subsection (b)(2); and

The State specified that retail electricity suppliers must provide customers with clean electricity during defined «clean peak periods», at less than $ 0.005 / kWh averaged across annual usage.

«(ii) electricity generated through the incineration of municipal solid waste owned by an electric utility or sold under contract or rate order to an electric utility to meet the needs of the retail customers of the utility;

Nevada's new bill (AB 405), if signed, will allow rooftop solar customers to be reimbursed for excess generation beginning at 95 percent of the retail electricity rate.

A solar power purchase agreement, or PPA, allows a host customer to pay for generated electricity at a fixed rate typically lower than the local utility's retail rate.

On one side is the large competitive retail electricity business with 2.7 million customers in Texas and the Northeast.

Residential customers in most areas of the country are seeing lower retail electricity prices this year compared with the same time last year.

Under net metering, excess electricity generated by the solar installation is valued at the same retail rate customers would pay the utility for it, which allows them to cancel out the cost of electricity they purchase from their utility at other times.

Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS): A state's RPS requires retail electric providers to supply a specified minimum amount of customer load with electricity from eligible renewable energy sources.

But Vote Solar's Constantine called the paper's buy - all, sell - all options «not acceptable» for residential customers because it eliminates the opportunity to offset the retail price for electricity with self generation.

Net billing allows customers to use their own distributed generation output to offset retail - priced electricity use.

Restructuring: The process of replacing a monopoly system of electric utilities with competing sellers, allowing individual retail customers to choose their electricity supplier but still receive delivery over the power lines of the local utility.

Each utility must compensate customers with systems less than 40 kW in size for net excess generation (NEG) at the average retail utility energy rate, defined as the total annual class revenue from sales of electricity minus the annual revenue resulting from fixed charges, divided by the annual class kilowatt - hour sales.

At first it might be done mostly for the free publicity it will generate, but once the novelty wears off, it could still be profitable for retailers and restaurants to offer a few cents of free electricity (11 cents per kWh on average in the US) to get customers through the door.

While these policies vary in details, customers with such systems are typically credited at the full retail electric rate for any excess electricity that they generate and «sell» back to the utility.

Monalisa: In the Philippine context, the type of contract or target customer would matter: end - users belonging to the contestable market (i.e. consuming a monthly average peak demand of 750kW) are free to negotiate PPAs directly from registered Retail Electricity Suppliers (RES) and these contracts are not subject to any price regulation or review by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC).

Houston, TX About Blog Bounce Energy is a retail electricity company that is committed to delivering value to our customers in Texas through excellent customer service, innovative plans and products, and competitive pricing.

As of mid-April 1998, only one state - California - has moved to full open access or electricity deregulation for retail customers.

Subsequent studies will examine solar home premiums from markets beyond California, the change in premium through the housing market crash and recovery, sale price differences between customer - owned and third - party owned solar arrays, and the impact system age and retail electricity rates have on solar home premiums.