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*[https://www.clayelectric.com/member-information/energy-information/common-questions-about-photovoltaic-systems-answered A Clay Electric Page Titled: "Common questions about photovoltaic systems answered" ] | *[https://www.clayelectric.com/member-information/energy-information/common-questions-about-photovoltaic-systems-answered A Clay Electric Page Titled: "Common questions about photovoltaic systems answered" ] | ||
*[https://www.clayelectric.com/member-information/energy-information/solar-power A Clay Electric Page Titled: "Solar Power" ] | *[https://www.clayelectric.com/member-information/energy-information/solar-power A Clay Electric Page Titled: "Solar Power" ] | ||
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*The system shall be rated at no more than '''100 kilowatts''' (KW) alternating current power output" | |||
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Revision as of 17:14, 3 September 2020
Basics
- This page goes over how one can sell (excess) power back to the Centralized Electric Grid
- Largely depends on the local legislation
- Also need a special meter in most cases
- Need to see SPECIFICALLY what hardware is needed
- Also need to see if there is a "cap" of maximum sellable amount of Kilowatt Hours
- Also can be done via power from a battery bank, or EV in Energy Storage as a Service systems
- Supposedly Florida USA has one of the best systems in the USA for this?
Florida Use Case Analysis
- A Clay Electric Page Titled: "Common questions about photovoltaic systems answered"
- A Clay Electric Page Titled: "Solar Power"
Important Info
- The system shall be rated at no more than 100 kilowatts (KW) alternating current power output"
Internal Links
- Net Metering
- Net Purchase and Sale (Energy)
- Smart Grid
- OSE Grid Backup / Returning Power to the Grid Planning Log
- Energy Storage as a Service