Tom and all,
Here is a link that spells out part, if not all
that PG+E requires for net metering these days. I'm still
learning how to read PG+Es map which is changing periodicly.
Also check out this next link to see how they are
getting into the SMUD model of pge supplied PV on subscribing customers
homes.
I think this thread belongs on the
RE-.marketing list though.
PG+E is a market barrier.
Isn't that kind of anti NAFTA or
somthing?
Adios amigos, Wally
----- Original Message ----- .
Gainesville Florida's local city utility wants to go ahead
with net metering. The final rules for net metering will not be established
until Dec. Florida, the sunshine state, still does not have net metering
regulations for the state. The mayor asked me to get samples of the agreement
a homeowner or business signs with a utility and he will present it next
Monday July 17th to the city utility board.
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