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Indiana high court sides with utilities on solar power, ending benefits for small owners
Some background: "Vectren in May 2020 asked the commission to approve a new tariff rate rider to procure excess solar energy. It included what the utility called “instantaneous netting,” when a meter instantaneously calculates the different between energy inflow and outflow. That’s in contrast to the previous monthly method, when the utility tallied energy production versus consumption every monthly billing period."
Indiana high court sides with utilities on solar power, ending benefits for small owners
Customers with solar power panels will see fewer benefits, but those without panels are mostly off the hook.
Source: indianacapitalchronicle.com
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