Net Metering. Net metering refers to customers who sell electricity they produce, typically through a rooftop solar panel, back to the utility for credit. If you are a net metering customer, you should not enroll with XOOM because your net metering agreement will not transfer to XOOM once you enroll.
Net Metering means arrangement under which rooftop solar system the system installed at eligible consumer premises delivers surplus electricity, if any, to the Distribution Licensee after off-setting the electricity supplied by distribution licensee during the applicable billing period.
Net Metering means the process of measuring the difference between electricity delivered by the Company and electricity generated by a Class I, Class II, or Class III Net Metering Facility and fed back to the Company.
Examples of Net Metering in a sentence
Member owns or intends to install and own an electricity generating facility (Facility) qualifying for Net Metering Service as allowed in current BEC Rules and Regulations, and Policies.
More Definitions of Net Metering
Net Metering means the process of measuring the difference between electricity delivered by a Local Electric Utility to a customer and electricity generated by a solar system and fed back to the Local Electric Utility, as set forth in the Net Metering Rules.
Net Metering means measuring the difference between the
Net Metering means using electrical energy generated by an eligible net-metering
Net Metering means measuring the difference in an applicable billing period between the electricity supplied by an electric service provider and the electricity generated by a customer-generator that is fed back to the electric service provider.
Net Metering means measuring the difference between the electricity distributed to and the
Net Metering means measuring the difference between the electricity distributed to and the electricity generated by a customer-generator that is fed back to the distribution system during the applicable billing period.
Net Metering means measuring the difference in an