This is interesting because (in CA at least) the benefit of residential solar is offsetting the electricity that you use. So use 1 kWh and generate 1 kWh, net cost is zero (Net Metering)
But overproduction is paid at NSCR (Net Surplus Compensation Rate) which is a couple of cents per kWh [1] - a small fraction of the cost you would pay (this detail is often masked by solar companies)
So presumably there is a different framework for non-residential solar farms like these where it is, perhaps, predominately generation?
But overproduction is paid at NSCR (Net Surplus Compensation Rate) which is a couple of cents per kWh [1] - a small fraction of the cost you would pay (this detail is often masked by solar companies)
So presumably there is a different framework for non-residential solar farms like these where it is, perhaps, predominately generation?
https://www.sce.com/regulatory/tariff-books/rates-pricing-ch...