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Current Events » in reply to Xcel Energy's threat to residential photovoltaic systems.

re: It sounds like they are trying to get around the rules concerning net metering...

If "net metering" is the law, then they should be forced to stick to it.

I'm curious: What if your net meter figure is a negative number? Do they pay you for the power at wholesale rates or do they send you a check based on the "net metering" (ie. retail) rates staying in place?

In other words: At what point of power production would your house become a wholesale co-generation plant?

Scott Evil

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