going solar: expected bill? Advice Wtd / Project
I'm thinking about going solar in California, and trying to price it out. Based on my utility's rate plans (PG&E), I expect that the typical monthly cost will be something like $25 ($15 E-ELEC, $10 delivery charge) plus whatever I give/take to the grid.
One solar company mentioned that my utility essentially "taxes" solar arrays by charging a fixed amount per each kW of solar. But I cannot find anything online about this--either at the utility website, or searching via google. Can anyone who recently went solar in the Bay Area tell me what I can expect? Thank you!
Edit: Yes, I'll have a battery.
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u/GreenFutureSD 7h ago
What that solar company is buying the electricity generated from their solar system on your roof. PPA or lease under NEM 3.0 is just a scam. We explained this point to all our clients and all the people who signed PPA term under NEM 3.0 and are regreting everyday.