$-157.20 which brings known credit for the year to $-744.74. The ~$500 transformer upgrade, a few months ago, was paid out of the credit. I say "known credit" because a yet unkown credit of ~$1500 should appear sometime after year end. Stay tuned.
I am on track to average $-200+ per month with currently installed PV equipment. I continue to plan, scheme, and install so my goal is for about $-400/month a year from now.
The really great deals we have enjoyed on Enphase M215 microinverters for the past year or longer have disappeared. I am very seriously looking at some even better deals on string inverters. M215s with cabling were costing around $50/panel; the string inverters may cost as little as $15/panel. The string inverters, however, are less versitile and less safe.
1/24/2020
In anticipation of the year end credit, I have reviewed the bill for February 2019.
No dates are given for the credits. The bill is dated 2/16/2019 for service over the period 1/15/19 through 2/12/19. Credits are as follows:
Meter 1 1992 kwh $80.85
Meter 2 5503 kwh $223.05
Meter 3 2182 kwh $87.85 $391.75 total
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ReplyDeleteMy "grandfathered rate" meter says 14.8 mw "banked". That over production data for the "new rate" meters is not easily/obviously accessible. Without consulting old bills, I am not able to access the "banked" production values for meters that were switched to "new rate" mid year. My "unknown credit" above includes a rough estimate of "banked" for the two converted meters as well as about $600 for the unconverted one.
DeleteMy bill indicates a credit (overproduction) of 3 Megawatthours for the year.
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