[ausev] Residental Solar Power
Chuck Wright
cw08 at chuck-wright.com
Fri Aug 8 02:45:20 GMT 2008
John Penry at TransTexasTrucks wrote:
> I was told that co-ops were excluded. I may have been misinformed,
> but someone selling solar panel "plans" at a home and garden show told
> me that they couldn't offer the plan if GVEC was my provider.
For now it is a Texas thing, governed by rules set by the PUC.
For the most areas, they have to let you attach. They don't necessarily
have to allow net metering. Texas used to have a solid net metering
rule, but it became ambiguous after deregulation, with lines providers
being separate from generating companies.
The PUC recently made recommendations that might have killed net
metering, at least the way I read it. There were hearings at the PUC
on the subject this week.
But, co-ops and munis can do whatever they want, including not allowing
you to attach. Some cooperate, some do not. Most need educating, at
least. One guy in Kerville installed a system and was not even allowed
to attach. Seems I heard he eventually was, after a couple of years of
the system being idle.
- C
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Chuck Wright
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