Net excess generation definition
Net excess generation means the amount of electricity
Net excess generation means the amount of the electricity generated
Net excess generation means the amount of the electricity generated by an eligible customer- generator that is in excess of the electricity consumed by the eligible customer-generator and that results in a negative kilowatt–hour reading at the end of the eligible customer-generator’s billing cycle.
More Definitions of Net excess generation
Net excess generation means the amount of the electricity generated by an eligible customer–generator that is in excess of the electricity consumed by the eligible customer–generator and that results in a negative kilowatt–hour reading at the end of the eligible customer–generator’s billing cycle.
Net excess generation means the amount of electricity as measured in kilowatt hours or kilowatt hours multiplied by the applicable rate that a net-metering customer has fed back to the electric utility that exceeds the amount of electricity as measured in kilowatt hours or kilowatt hours multiplied by the applicable rate used by that customer during the applicable period determined by the commission;
Net excess generation means the kilowatt–hours
Net excess generation means the net amount of energy, if any, by which the output of a qualified facility exceeds a customer-generator's total electricity requirements during a billing period;
Net excess generation means the kilowatt-hours of electricity attributed to a cooperative member’s share of the electricity generated by an energy-generating cooperative that is in excess of the cooperative member’s electricity consumption during the current billing cycle.”;