#srec — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #srec, aggregated by home.social.
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I finally got invited to the #SREC system for #NewJersey! Has anyone else gone through this process? Will I get credits for solar generation before my system was set up in the system? I assume not but that's sad! #solar
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I finally got invited to the #SREC system for #NewJersey! Has anyone else gone through this process? Will I get credits for solar generation before my system was set up in the system? I assume not but that's sad! #solar
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Just over a year ago I put solar panels on my house. Which means now is the right time to see how they did ...particularly as compared to what I was promised!
https://miccolis.github.io/posts/2023-01-09-how-accurate-was-the-solar-pitch.html
tl;dr - solar panels work, my home is now a net producer of electricity.
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Just over a year ago I put solar panels on my house. Which means now is the right time to see how they did ...particularly as compared to what I was promised!
https://miccolis.github.io/posts/2023-01-09-how-accurate-was-the-solar-pitch.html
tl;dr - solar panels work, my home is now a net producer of electricity.
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Reviewing end of year household metrics: used more #electricity than #solar panels generated, but resulting #srec sales more than paid for the electric bills. 😎
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Reviewing end of year household metrics: used more #electricity than #solar panels generated, but resulting #srec sales more than paid for the electric bills. 😎
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DC is going to boost legally required percent of electricity we get from solar up from 10% to 15%. This is a good thing! Despite all the whining from PEPCO / Excelon it is not a surprise and something they should be planning to support. In fact they should be planning for it to go even higher! Why not 30%?
https://dcist.com/story/22/12/07/dc-council-passes-solar-expansion-bill/ b
#WashingtonDC #Pepco #Excelon #SolarPV #SolarPanels #SREC #DCPSC
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DC has this odd “Solar Renewable Energy Credit” marketplace which basically forces non-renewable energy produces to pay folks to generate solar. It’s pretty great, but also complicated. My experience so far; https://miccolis.github.io/posts/2022-10-31-getting-credit-for-rooftop-solar.html
