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"per-kWh price of electricity was around 25 cents" This sounds like the total price of electricity, including distribution. However my understanding of net-met
by ars 4y ago
"per-kWh price of electricity was around 25 cents"
This sounds like the total price of electricity, including distribution. However my understanding of net-metering means that you have to pay distribution fees to put your power on the grid, so you don't get back the full 25 cents, only around half that (the generation portion).
If the author of this post is on here, could you please clarify?
- bcrosby95 4y agoIt depends on your state and the laws surrounding net metering. Some will let you put it back into the grid at the full per-kwh price, even if some of that is for distribution. California used to, but they're rolling this back (I think old installs are grandfathered in).