Change country, reading language or displayed units. Legal and licensing information always stays inside the selected work jurisdiction. Eligible new customer-generation applications for California’s major investor-owned utilities generally use the Net Billing Tariff. Onsite generation first serves onsite load, while export credits reflect grid value and are usually below the retail rate. Start with the work jurisdiction, the responsible authority, and the current official source. Language and display units do not change legal scope or safety obligations. Eligible new customer-generation applications for California’s major investor-owned utilities generally use the Net Billing Tariff. Onsite generation first serves onsite load, while export credits reflect grid value and are usually below the retail rate. This is not a savings, eligibility, design, interconnection or investment-return guarantee. Verify current utility and CPUC rules. No. Tariffs, export values, utility rules, equipment, financing and usage differ. Verify current terms before purchase, installation or contract decisions. This is not a savings, eligibility, design, interconnection or investment-return guarantee. Verify current utility and CPUC rules. Eligible new customer-generation applications for California’s major investor-owned utilities generally use the Net Billing Tariff; onsite generation first serves onsite load and export credits are based on grid value, usually below the retail rate. This is not a savings, eligibility, design, interconnection or investment-return guarantee. Verify current utility and CPUC rules.Choose your work context
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Does the Net Billing Tariff guarantee solar savings or payback?
