Net Metering. If you generate electricity from a renewable generating facility to offset your electricity consumption and/or use net metering at any time during the term of this Agreement, you must notify Starion.
Net Metering. If one or more of your accounts have behind the meter generation and the volume of electricity which you generate for a given billing period is greater than the volume of electricity which you consume for such account during such billing period, you will receive a credit for such excess generation at a price which is equal to the Energy Charge portion of the Generation Service Rider for the Utility’s Electric Service Tariff in which the service address for such account is located, as published on the Utility’s website. We will calculate the amount of any such credit, if one is due, quarterly, and will pay any such credit by issuing a refund check within fourteen (14) business days after the date on which we calculate the amount of such credit.
Net Metering. In the case of a Net Metered Facility, Seller shall have responsibility for the installation of any metering facilities necessary to meet the requirements for metering of the aggregate Energy consumption by the net metering customer(s) (as defined in R.I.G.L. § 39-26.2-2) for that Net Metered Facility.
Net Metering. All power sales to DEC and net metering shall be governed by DEC’s tariff and Delaware Code, Chapter 10 of Title 26 (Electric Utility Restructuring). Interconnection of the Facilities with the System does not grant Member the right to export power in excess of the applicable limits set forth in DEC’s tariff or Delaware Code, Chapter 10 of Title 26 (Electric Utility Restructuring), nor does it constitute an agreement by DEC to purchase or wheel excess power.
Net Metering. The Parties will work cooperatively and in good faith to meet all Net Metering requirements under Applicable Law, the Applicable Solar Program and Local Electric Utility tariffs, including applicable interconnection and metering requirements (e.g., Massachusetts tariff Schedule Z). In the event that the Project produces a production excess, then the Parties agree that (a) Host shall be entitled to the associated Net Metering Credits, (b) Provider shall transmit such Production Excess into the Local Electric Utility system on behalf of and for the account of Host, and (c) Host (or its designee) shall be entitled to any and all Net Metering Credits issued by the Local Electric Utility resulting from such transmission.
Net Metering. The Cooperative will use either a single-directional or bi-directional meter depending upon how the distributed generation facility is connected to the distribution system. If the distributed generation facility is connected to the distribution system on the Customer Generator’s side of the retail service meter, the Cooperative will use a bi-directional meter for net metering. If the distributed generation facility is connected to the distribution system on the Cooperative's side of the retail service meter, the Cooperative will install an additional single directional meter for net metering at the member’s expense.
Net Metering. The Company will install metering equipment on the Customer’s premises capable of measuring any excess kilowatt-hours produced by the Customer’s system and delivered to the Company’s electric system. The cost of the meter, installation, maintenance, and any costs of reading and billing associated with this meter equipment shall be borne by the Company. Additional information concerning net metering can be found at Section IV Rules and Regulations, Part IV Billing and Metering Regulations, Sheet No. 4.16 of the Company’s Retail Tariff, as approved by the Florida Public Service Commission.
Net Metering. On and subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this paragraph and in the Program Agreement and upon AEP Energy’s notification from the EDU of a Net Metering Customer, AEP Energy will offer net metering billing arrangements to customers that (A) have installed (at such customer’s expense) adequate metering equipment (which may include metering that tracks electricity as it flows in each direction through the meter) that enables tracking of electricity flowing to and from the local electric grid/EDU’s distribution system and the generation facility(ies) (e.g., solar panels) with an EDU metering point for the Customer account on such premises in an area that is owned, operated, or leased by such Net Metering Customer or on a contiguous lot thereto (each facility and premises, subject to any safety or other conditions as may be determined by the EDU) and (B) are otherwise eligible and satisfying (1) any and all applicable (x) EDU interconnection agreement, eligibility, and/or prescribed requirements (including the execution and ongoing continuation of a validly in-effect interconnection agreement with the EDU), (y) EDU review process(es) and review requirements of EDU rules/tariffs and of the PUCO, and (z) other laws, rules, regulations, guidelines, and standards; and (2) all other requirements and representations set forth in the Program Agreement, including that the customer’s billing method must allow for EDU-consolidated bill-ready billing (each, a “Net Metering Customer”). A net metering program in the applicable EDU load zone or equivalent market delivery point (including availability of the relevant
(A) the amount of such hourly Excess Generation expressed in kWhs multiplied by (B) the applicable price stated in the table above under “Generation Service Charges” or, with respect to the relevant period at and/or after the June 2022 meter read date, the price the Governmental Aggregator publishes or otherwise makes available (via its website notification) (such resulting credit amount, the “Excess Generation Credit”). For each month of the Term, AEP Energy shall make a true-up calculation that reflects the Net Metering Customer’s Excess Generation Credit(s) applied and offset against Generation service charges for the applicable billing period (each, a “True- Up”). The calculation of the True-Up will credit any previously unused Excess Generation Credit(s) applicable to the prior billing period(s). To the extent that such Excess Generation Credit...
Net Metering. If your account is subject to Net Metering, it requires an additional contract to be signed with ENH Power to cover specific payment arrangements for excess payment of power purchased over historical account usages at time of enrollment. In addition to these terms an ACH agreement for automatic drafting of these amounts will be required. This additional agreement must be signed prior to enrollment of your account. Failure to sign this agreement may result in immediate return to Default Service of your account. Please call ENH Power at 000-000-0000 to set these arrangements up.
Net Metering. The Parties will work cooperatively and in good faith to meet all Net Metering requirements under Applicable Law and Local Electric Utility tariffs, including applicable interconnection and metering requirements. In the event that the System produces a Production Excess, then the Parties agree that
(a) Purchaser shall be entitled to the associated Net Metering Credits and (b) Provider shall transmit such Production Excess into the Local Electric Utility system on behalf of and for the account of Purchaser, and
(c) Purchaser (or its designee) shall be entitled to any and all Net Metering Credits issued by the Local Electric Utility resulting from such transmission.
