Net Energy definition

Net Energy. The total quantity of electric energy (measured in kilowatt hours) produced by the Facility over a given time period and delivered to the Point of Interconnection, as measured by the revenue meter. "Net Energy" the equivalent of "Actual Output."

Net Energy means the energy component, in kWh, of Net Output.

Net Energy means, for the period being considered, the actual total amount of Energy generated by the Facility less any Energy generated by the Facility that is consumed for the operation of the Facility and less any losses up to the Delivery Point, as measured according to the metering provisions in Article VII.

Examples of Net Energy in a sentence

• Pursuant to Decision (D.) 22-12-056, Electric Schedule NEM2 (Net Energy Metering Service (the NEM2 tariff)2 will close to customers requesting interconnection for new REGFs, or modified REGFs exceeding the allowable threshold (10% of original REGF or 1 kW), after April 14, 2023.

• Resolution E-4610, adopted by the Commission on September 19, 2013, found that based on key assumptions in the 2010 Net Energy Metering cost benefit study, allowing eligible customer-generators to aggregate their load from multiple meters will not result in an increase in the expected revenue obligations of customers who are not eligible customer-generators.

• ETS: This factor is the allocation of costs to the Energy Transmission Services – Net Energy Charge and Energy Transmission Services – Uninstructed Deviations Charge, subject to Section 2 of this Part E.

• CRS/ETS TOR: This factor is the allocation of costs to Core Reliability Services/Energy Transmission Services – Transmission Ownership Rights Charge for the assessment of the Core Reliability Services – Demand Charge, Core Reliability Services – Energy Exports Charge, and the Energy Transmission Services – Net Energy Charge to Metered Balancing Authority Area Load served over Transmission Ownership Rights.

• Background On August 27, 2020, the Commission adopted the Order Instituting Rulemaking to Revisit Net Energy Metering Tariffs Pursuant to Decision 16-01-044, and to Address Other Issues Related to Net Metering (Order), with the focus of the proceeding to be the development of a successor tariff pursuant to the requirements of Assembly Bill (AB) 327 (Perea, Stats.

More Definitions of Net Energy

Net Energy means the energy corresponding to the Installed Capacity after adjustment of actual auxiliary consumption as available for injection at Interconnection Point;

Net Energy means, for any period, the energy output of the Facility delivered to Buyer at the Electricity Delivery Point pursuant to Buyer’s Dispatch of the Facility of a quantity in MWh not to exceed that associated with Contract Capacity, as measured pursuant to Section 8, less station use and less transformation and transmission losses to the Electricity Delivery Point.

Net Energy. Electric energy produced by the Facility, less Station Use and Losses, expressed in kilowatt hours (kWh) that is less than or equal to the Nameplate Capacity. Seller commits to deliver all Net Energy to Idaho Power at the Point of Delivery for the full term of the Agreement.

Net Energy means electric energy, expressed in KWh, produced by the Project and delivered to and measured at the Metering Point.

Net Energy means the actual and verifiable amount of Energy generated by the PV System and delivered to CVEC at the Point of Delivery pursuant to the PPA in excess of any Energy consumed by the PV System as metered in kWh at the Metering Device(s), and in conformance with Applicable Legal Requirements and the Tariffs.

Net Energy means the positive difference between the electricity supplied to a Participant from the electric grid over the current Billing Period and the electricity generated and fed into the electric grid by the Participant’s solar energy block(s) during the prior calendar month.

Net Energy means the energy component, in kWh, of Net Output. Net Energy does not include Inadvertent Energy.