What is Net-metering?

What is Net-metering?

Net metering is the system through which utilities compensate you for the electricity you send to the grid from your solar system. This compensation can come either in the form of a discount you get from the power utility on your electricity bill or in the form of income for every kWh of energy sent to the grid.
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