Sentences with phrase «retail electricity purchased»

Net metering credits can be used to offset retail electricity purchased during other time periods.

Not exact matches

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.

We also looked at 2015 commercial prices of electricity from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) and the 2014 costs of purchasing and renting industrial, office, and retail space per square foot from CoStar Group Inc..

The city of Hudson is leading the pack for now with the announcement it will purchase electricity through retailer Viridian Energy.

The problem in New England, which has resulted in electricity prices that are four times higher than normal for sustained periods, is that all of the pipeline transmission capacity has been purchased by the local gas distribution companies that sell gas for home heating and retail uses.

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.

In 2016 over 963,000 retail purchasers of Green - e certified renewable energy — including over 53,000 businesses — purchased over 48 million megawatt ‐ hours of Green - e certified electricity, enough to power nearly a third of U.S. households for a month.

In a two - year deal brokered with Green Mountain Energy, a renewable power and carbon offset retailer recently acquired by NRG Energy of New Jersey, the Empire State Building will purchase 55 million kilowatt - hours worth of renewable energy certificates annually — enough to cover its yearly electricity consumption.

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.

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.

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.

According to company press information, «The Lightsource private - wire Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) will see large - scale solar sites «hard - wired» directly into large electricity users — comfortably beating the retail price that they are paying for electricity.»