How Does Net Metering Work?
Introduction
Net metering is a key benefit for solar energy users, allowing you to make the most of your system. But how does it work? Let’s dive into the details.
1. What Is Net Metering?
Net metering is a billing system that credits solar energy users for excess electricity they send back to the grid.
When your system generates more energy than you use, the surplus is exported, and you earn credits.
2. How It Works Step-by-Step
Daytime: Your solar panels produce electricity; excess energy goes to the grid.
Nighttime: You draw energy from the grid and use your earned credits to offset costs.
3. Benefits of Net Metering
Reduces electricity bills by offsetting grid usage.
Encourages efficient energy use and maximizes the value of your solar system.
Supports the transition to renewable energy by contributing surplus power.
4. Local Policies Matter
Not all areas offer net metering; policies vary by region.
Check your utility provider’s rules, or let Genergy guide you through the specifics.
Final Thoughts
Net metering is a game-changer for solar users. Learn more about how it can benefit you during a consultation with Genergy at generatingenergy.co.uk.