cwied
Active Member
My issue isn't the delivery charges, but the PCIA and FFS charges. Those were billed by PG&E even though I had a negative NEM credit with PG&E. I can partially offset those with the PCE NEM credit (eventually - I had less than $100 credit this year). I had about $-90 NEM balance with PG&E and about $-40 NEM balance with PCE this past true-up. I was billed about $100 for the fees by PG&E despite the negative NEM balance. There's a discussion further up-thread about this.I have a hard time believing that you are a net importer with positive PG&E NEM charges for delivery and somehow have a net positive on the PCE CCA NEM charges for generation. Care to share your annual NEM charges/credits and import/export kWh numbers?
I don't know what will happen this year. I'm both using more energy and exporting more during peak. It seems like the way the rates are structured is going to net me more NEM credits with PG&E than PCE, so you may be right that I'll end up with all my NEM credits on the PG&E side anyway. This seems to have changed in EV2-A compared to E-6 and EV-A.