Decoding NEMA2: A Crucial Update for Multimeter Properties

Hey folks, a quick heads-up for those navigating the world of solar energy – the clock is ticking on NEMA2 for multimeter properties, and it’s time to understand the ins and outs of this significant program. With the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) giving the nod to conclude NEM2, let’s delve into why this matters, especially if you have  multiple meters to consider.

Net Energy Metering 2.0 (NEMA2) is all about allowing property owners with multiple meters, such as homes with AG meters,  businesses with commercial properties, or multiple buildings, to tap into the benefits of solar energy. This program essentially credits excess energy generated by solar installations back into the grid, making it a game-changer for those looking to invest in renewable energy solutions.
February 14th is the deadline for the NEMA2 program. For property owners with multiple meters, this decision by the CPUC holds significant implications. It means changes in how solar investments are financially incentivized for multimeter properties, and understanding these shifts is crucial for making informed decisions.
With NEMA2’s closing , it’s time for property owners with multiple meters to secure the better rate, before it ends. Understanding the upcoming changes, exploring alternatives, and staying informed about other programs or incentives will be vital in navigating the evolving landscape of renewable energy for multimeter properties. If you have two meters and want to secure the best solar rate possible, please email power@vitalenergysolar.com or call 707-800-3884.
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