Excess Generation means the amount of electricity generated by the renewable fuel generator in excess of the electricity consumed by the customer over the course of the net metering period.
Excess Generation means energy and associated renewable energy attributes, including, but not limited to Renewable Energy Credits, generated by the Member-Consumer’s renewable energy generator and not consumed at the Member-Consumer’s location (and delivered to the Cooperative).
Excess Generation means the number of kWh produced by a customer’s net-metering system in excess of the kWh delivered by the electric company to the customer during a billing period. Excess generation also means the kWh allocated to a member of a net-metering group that exceed that group member’s individual kWh consumption for that billing period.
Examples of Excess Generation in a sentence
If the amount of credit exceeds the customer’s energy charges during the applicable Billing Period, PMU will apply the Accumulated Net Excess Generation Credit in the next Billing Period, subject to the limitation found in Rule 2.05B.
On January 31st of each year, Net Excess Generation Credits earned during the previous calendar year and remaining in a Net-Metering Customer’s account shall expire.
Now therefore, the Parties mutually agree to be bound by the terms described herein for such sale and purchase of Excess Generation, and RECs if applicable.
More Definitions of Excess Generation
Excess Generation means the number of kWhs generated by the Project NMGF and supplied by the CDG Host to the Electric Utility during a given Bill Period that exceeds the number of kWhs supplied by the Electric Utility to the CDG Host during such Bill Period;
Excess Generation means the amount of electrical energy generated in excess of the electrical energy consumed by the agricultural net metering customer or net metering customer over the course of the net metering period. For time-of-use agricultural net metering customers or net metering customers, excess generation is determined separately for each time-of-use tier.
Excess Generation means energy and associated renewable energy attributes, including, but not limited to Renewable Energy Credits, generated by the Member-Consumer’s renewable energy generator and not consumed at the Member-Consumer’s location (and delivered to the Cooperative). The Member-Consumer shall pay the full retail rate in accordance with the Cooperative’s standard service tariff applicable to the Member-Consumer for energy delivered to the Member-Consumer by the Cooperative. The Member-
Excess Generation means the amount of electricity generated by a Customer- owned Renewable Fuel Generator in excess of the electricity consumed by the Customer over the course of the Net Metering Period. For time-of-use net metering customers, excess generation is determined separately for each time-of-use tier.
Excess Generation means any power and energy delivered to TVA from Distributor when output generated by an Energy Resource exceeds the load, at any interval, at the wholesale delivery point where the Energy Resource is interconnected and may flow onto the TVA transmission system.
Excess Generation means the amount of electrical energy generated in excess of the electrical energy consumed by the customer over the course of the net metering period. For time-of-use net metering customers, excess generation is determined separately for each time-of-use tier.
Excess Generation or “net exports” means that, in a billing period, a net metered customer is a net exporter of electricity to the local distribution grid;