Net Metering Regulation definition

Net Metering Regulation means the Net Metering, O Reg 541/05, enacted pursuant to the Ontario Energy Board Act.
Net Metering Regulation means the Net Metering Regulation, O. Reg. 541/05.
Net Metering Regulation means the Net Metering, O Reg 541/05, enacted pursuant to the Ontario Energy Board Act. “Norfolk Power” means Norfolk Power Inc.

Examples of Net Metering Regulation in a sentence

  • METERING AND BILLING Metering Metering and grid connectivity, if required, of Project would be the responsibility of the Power Producer in accordance with the prevailing guidelines of the concerned DISCOM and / or CEA and Policy for Decentralized Renewable Energy System, State Net Metering Regulation (Grid Connected Net Metering) Regulations, 20XX and their amendments/ substitutions.


More Definitions of Net Metering Regulation

Net Metering Regulation means the Net Metering Regulation, O. Reg. 541/05;

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