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]]> http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/solar-misconception-solar-net-metering/#comment-218 Rick Olivid Tue, 16 Feb 2010 21:27:29 +0000 http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/?p=219#comment-218 Hello just thought i would tell you something.. This is twice now i've landed on your blog in the last 2 days looking for completely unrelated things. Spooky or what? Hello just thought i would tell you something.. This is twice now i’ve landed on your blog in the last 2 days looking for completely unrelated things. Spooky or what?

]]> http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/solar-misconception-solar-net-metering/#comment-217 How will my home solar hold up in the winter snow? | Solar Panels for Homes Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:41:07 +0000 http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/?p=219#comment-217 [...] you’ll get more energy from the grid in the winter than in the summer.   You’ll use net metering with your utility, which means in the winter you’ll draw on the electricity credits you [...] [...] you’ll get more energy from the grid in the winter than in the summer.   You’ll use net metering with your utility, which means in the winter you’ll draw on the electricity credits you [...]

]]> http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/solar-misconception-solar-net-metering/#comment-216 Solar Power Home » Blog Archive » How will my home solar hold up in the winter snow? - Solar Power Information and News Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:00:22 +0000 http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/?p=219#comment-216 [...] you’ll get more energy from the grid in the winter than in the summer.   You’ll use net metering with your utility, which means in the winter you’ll draw on the electricity credits you [...] [...] you’ll get more energy from the grid in the winter than in the summer.   You’ll use net metering with your utility, which means in the winter you’ll draw on the electricity credits you [...]

]]> http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/solar-misconception-solar-net-metering/#comment-215 How will my home solar hold up in the snow? | Sweet Solar Home Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:40:51 +0000 http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/?p=219#comment-215 [...] you’ll get more energy from the grid in the winter than in the summer.   You’ll use net metering with your utility, which means in the winter you’ll draw on the electricity credits you [...] [...] you’ll get more energy from the grid in the winter than in the summer.   You’ll use net metering with your utility, which means in the winter you’ll draw on the electricity credits you [...]

]]> http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/solar-misconception-solar-net-metering/#comment-214 Sydney Mon, 06 Oct 2008 21:40:55 +0000 http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/?p=219#comment-214 Hi Shel, thanks for your comment. Great news! On July 2nd 2008, Governor Patrick signed into law the Green Communities Act, which made changes to net metering among other regulations. You're right that, until now, Massachusetts residents received credits based on the averaged monthly wholesale price of power. But, the Green Communities Act requires utilities to buy your excess solar power at retail prices. This law also allows credits to be transferred between different accounts in the same utility and for "neighborhood" net metering so that credits can be shared among 10 or more neighborhood. Of course, I'm not sure if these changes have been implemented yet on the utility side of things, since it's a relatively new law. Thanks again for reading! Hi Shel, thanks for your comment. Great news! On July 2nd 2008, Governor Patrick signed into law the Green Communities Act, which made changes to net metering among other regulations. You’re right that, until now, Massachusetts residents received credits based on the averaged monthly wholesale price of power. But, the Green Communities Act requires utilities to buy your excess solar power at retail prices. This law also allows credits to be transferred between different accounts in the same utility and for “neighborhood” net metering so that credits can be shared among 10 or more neighborhood. Of course, I’m not sure if these changes have been implemented yet on the utility side of things, since it’s a relatively new law. Thanks again for reading!

]]> http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/solar-misconception-solar-net-metering/#comment-213 Shel Horowitz Fri, 03 Oct 2008 11:05:58 +0000 http://www.sunrunhome.com/blog/?p=219#comment-213 Here in Massachusetts, unfortunately, I think it works a bit differently: there's a wholesale rate that we sell back to the company, and a higher retail rate that we pay when we use power from them. I *wish* we got more credit for daytime peak solar! Here in Massachusetts, unfortunately, I think it works a bit differently: there’s a wholesale rate that we sell back to the company, and a higher retail rate that we pay when we use power from them. I *wish* we got more credit for daytime peak solar!

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