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Originally Posted by biosurfer1
That is not correct. SoCal Edison just adopted NEM 2.0 last year and any excess production is at the retail rate from day to day, and under NEM 2.0 you are grandfathered for 20 years.
You are confusing the YEARLY excess production meaning if you produce more than you used at your yearly true up, they will only pay you wholesale rates.
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Thanks for that. When must your panels be up-and-running to be grandfathered?
Nevertheless, the CA Rule 21 requirement that homeowners have their systems shut off during grid downtimes seems nutty. As I understand it, those who install back-up generators have to install automatic cut-off switches to prevent power from going to the grid. Why can't the same be applied to panels?
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