Sentences with phrase «retail utility energy»

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.

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Furthermore, many of today's LED bulbs meet the Energy Star program's efficiency requirements, making them eligible for utility rebates that will, in turn, decrease their overall retail price.

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Depending on locale, this energy may be purchased by the utility at either wholesale or retail rates.

Unfortunately, there don't seem to be legions of lobbyists out there for innovation (and energy efficiency, for that matter), while there are potent forces fighting on the side of coal companies and utilities, financial institutions eager to trade carbon credits, manufacturers and retailers of today's consumer products.

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).

In addition, New Jersey, in common with many other states, allows homeowners to get credit for their solar electricity at retail prices while the energy being replaced could have been bought by the utility at much lower wholesale prices, a subsidy called net metering.

Net metering assists payback times greatly since utilities must credit you at their retail power price for energy your solar system exports to the grid.

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.

My guess you have a state that requires utilities to pay retail or higher for entire solar energy production?

Rebates for retail utility customers to install solar photovoltaic (PV) energy systems were included in California's SGIP when it was originally launched.

Retail sellers and publicly owned utilities must report their RPS claims annually to the Energy Commission on July 1st of each year.

As part of its Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS) responsibilities, the Energy Commission verifies the eligibility of renewable energy procured for each RPS compliance period by both retail sellers and local publicly owned electric utilities (Energy Commission verifies the eligibility of renewable energy procured for each RPS compliance period by both retail sellers and local publicly owned electric utilities (energy procured for each RPS compliance period by both retail sellers and local publicly owned electric utilities (POUs).

When fully operational, the Wind XI project will ensure the utility generates approximately 90 percent of its retail energy load from wind.

As part of its Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS) responsibilities, the Energy Commission verifies the eligibility of renewable energy procured for each RPS compliance period by retail sellers and local publicly owned utilities (Energy Commission verifies the eligibility of renewable energy procured for each RPS compliance period by retail sellers and local publicly owned utilities (energy procured for each RPS compliance period by retail sellers and local publicly owned utilities (POUs).

Further, even some utilities have found that when all the benefits provided by solar energy to the grid are tallied up — like avoided fuel costs, emissions - free energy and lower transmission and distribution costs — they are actually higher than the retail costs of electricity.

First, E.ON will acquire RWE's 76.8 % stake in Innogy — a renewables company created in April 2016 as RWE spun off its renewables, retail, and grid businesses — and RWE will pay E.ON $ 1.5 billion to take on Innogy's renewables business, along with E.ON's minority stakes in two RWE nuclear plants (Emsland and Gundremmingen), Innogy's gas storage business, and Innogy's participation in hydro - rich Austrian energy utility Kelag.

It clarifies that renewable energy companies that sell to retail customers under power purchase agreements (PPAs) are not public utilities and don't have to meet the statutory requirements for public utilities and suppliers.

To that end, it is first necessary to make it mandatory for power utility companies and retail electricity suppliers to disclose the breakdown of their electricity rates and energy mix.

But whereas customers who have solar panels one their own roof get credited at full retail value and own the associated renewable energy credits, HB 618 allows the SCC to devise rules that could result in a much worse deal for solar garden subscribers, including allowing the utility to impose a «reasonable charge» to cover ill - defined costs.

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While all of the utilities proposed the costs should be allocated to distribution customers, only the Direct Access Customer Coalition and the Alliance for Retail Energy Markets argued that cost allocation principles required that costs be allocated based on eligibility.

Net metering requires the utility to credit you 1 for 1 with their retail power price for excess energy sent to their grid.

Last summer, Duke Energy Progress (DEP) filed an application to increase their retail rates with the NC Utilities Commission (NCUC).

Rhode Islanders of all income levels will soon be able to shop for solar on a utility - sponsored website that points them to independent installers and offers a long - term contract for the power they produce at rates over 30 cents per kWh — well above the 19 - cent average retail rate — and even higher if they first take steps to improve their energy efficiency.

«The reimbursement rate should be changed from the retail rate to the rate the utility pays for wholesale solar generation from utility - scale projects connected to its distribution system,» argued Tucson Electric Power Energy Supply Senior Director Carmine Tilghman recently.

«Extraordinarily high retail electricity prices, combined with dramatic cost declines in renewable energy and storage technologies, have combined to transform the competitive landscape facing the State's electric utilities,» the commission wrote.

Virtual net metering (also called virtual net energy metering, or VNEM) uses the same compensation structure as net energy metering (NEM): utilities pay customers the retail rate for the energy that their solar system feeds back to the electric grid, so that they pay only for the net amount of energy they consume.

Enter net energy metering (NEM), a policy in which utilities compensate producers of renewable energy at the retail rate for any excess production that flows back to the grid, allowing them to offset the cost of energy they draw from the grid at times when their system is not producing enough to cover their needs.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), a California Utility said in an announcement they hit a significant milestone for 2015 with 29.5 % of retail electricity coming from renewable clean energy.

The Renewables Portfolio Standard requires retail sellers (defined as investor - owned utilities, electric service providers, and community choice aggregators) to increase renewable energy as a percentage of their retail sales to 20 percent by 2010.

Net metering requires your utility to only bill you when your solar system outputs less to their grid than what your home pulls from the grid and surplus energy is credited at the National grids retail rate.

Publicly owned utilities are showing some progress in renewable energy procurement with expectations for the 15 largest publicly owned utilities of 12.4 percent of Renewables Portfolio Standard - eligible renewable retail sales by 2011, but this progress still falls far short of the renewable target.

Some states such as Rhode Island offer solar feed - in tariffs well above the retail rate of power but in many other states and in specific utility territories there are what is known as avoided cost solar feed - in tariffs where an amount is paid for solar energy exported to the grid that is less than the retail rate of power.

Electricity from distributed solar photovoltaics is projected (by the CEO of Duke Energy, one of America's largest utilities) to cost less than the retail price of grid power in 25 states within a couple of years.

As of April 2011, the RPS requires California's electric utilities to derive 33 % of their retail sales from eligible renewable energy resources in 2020.

Net metering laws help offset some of the cost of a grid - tied wind system by allowing the homeowner to sell extra energy back to the utility at retail prices.

«The reimbursement rate should be changed from the retail rate to the rate the utility pays for wholesale solar generation from utility - scale projects connected to its distribution system,» argued TEP's Energy Supply Senior Director Carmine Tilghman in describing the request in TEP's (docket 15 - 0100) filing.

Duke Energy Corp. asked North Carolina utility regulators to allow it to pay businesses and homeowners less than retail rate for the solar power they generate.

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