Energy policy
Net metering explained in simple terms
Net metering allows homeowners to receive credit for excess electricity their solar system sends back to the power grid.

Energy policy
Net metering allows homeowners to receive credit for excess electricity their solar system sends back to the power grid.

During sunny hours, your solar panels may produce more electricity than your home uses. Instead of letting that energy go to waste, it's exported to the grid, where your utility company may provide credits that offset future electricity consumption. Policies vary by location, making it important to understand your local program.
Net metering can significantly increase the financial value of your solar investment.
Earn credits for surplus electricity
Lower monthly utility bills
Maximize solar energy production
Improve long-term savings
Reduce dependence on grid electricity
Increase return on investment

Net metering makes solar even more rewarding by ensuring excess energy continues to provide value. Understanding your local utility's policy helps you make informed decisions and maximize your energy savings.
(Solar insights)