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Another great question. I have about 30K of panels, and 22.4kw of 2 11.4 inverter. Either way, no way would I have ever done any solar based on these numbers. Will kill my house resale. I could not find anything about is the true up still 12 months for old folks? Sounds like new might be monthly? And I could find no where about the rate. Is it residential or wholesale? Bottom line this passes and solar and batteries, IMO, are deadYea, it seems like they want to penalize people who oversize their systems. Just curious, the size is based the size of your inverters instead of the size of your solar panels? In the NEM contract, the name plate system rating is based on inverter size, not size of your total panels.
I oversized my system as well after getting some feedbacks from the group. Now wondering if I should change it.
how could you island one self? We are forced to be on the grid. I would look at taking my solar offElon's gonna rip this apart, what a joke. Any time we see this kind of nonsense, the market responds with great force. I assume this will dramatically slow installs in CA in the short term and drive folks off the grid entirely. By 2024 storage will be cheap enough you'd have to be insane to pay $8/kW every month for the right to serve up supply at near peak demand. Everyone will just island themselves and create the least efficient version of the grid.
We officially can't do anything in this country. In Texas you get to freeze to death if there's any winter weather. In California you have to pay a fee for the privilege of getting underpaid for the exact thing they're supposedly encouraging. Lol!
I hope you are right, just not real clear still. And still even is 2- years, to add 8 bucks per KW is a show stopperIf I am reading it correctly. It sounds like existing NEM 2.0 users keep their 20 year grandfathered period, but people who join NEM 2.0 between when the proposal is adopted (later half of Jan 2022?) and when NEM 2.0 sunsets (120 days after adoption - later half of May 2022) only get 15 years. Other than that there does not seem to be any changes to NEM 2.0.
If you install your system after that you are initially put on NEM 2.0 but then get transitioned to this new plan whenever the utilities get their act together to implement it.
Agreed. I actually get the lower reimbursement for sending power back to the grid, but a flat charge based on your kW installed is beyond insane. It would be like charging a customer more money if they use less electricity than the utility thought you should be using. All those people conserving energy aren't paying their fair share for the grid costs /sarcasm.I hope you are right, just not real clear still. And still even is 2- years, to add 8 bucks per KW is a show stopper
I am screwedAgreed. I actually get the lower reimbursement for sending power back to the grid, but a flat charge based on your kW installed is beyond insane. It would be like charging a customer more money if they use less electricity than the utility thought you should be using. All those people conserving energy aren't paying their fair share for the grid costs /sarcasm.
Agreed. I actually get the lower reimbursement for sending power back to the grid, but a flat charge based on your kW installed is beyond insane. It would be like charging a customer more money if they use less electricity than the utility thought you should be using. All those people conserving energy aren't paying their fair share for the grid costs /sarcasm.
The CPUC is proposing a monthly fee of $8 per each 1 KWH of systems size each month if you have solar.