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Finishline42

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8. I had to register my system with the local utility

Reply to mopinko (Reply #3)

Sat Jul 1, 2023, 10:34 AM

Jul 2023

So they know it's 4000wp. They also know how much I over produced but they have to guess on how much the system produced.

I guess they could look at past history of my usage prior to installation and infer how much it produced.

My point is that solar is producing more than they can measure.

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US solar capacity to add 41 GWs in next 12 months [View all] Finishline42 Jul 2023 OP

The twitter link seems to be down... Think. Again. Jul 2023 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author mopinko Jul 2023 #2

Twitter had issues yesterday and today OnlinePoker Jul 2023 #9

OK, thanks. I don't actually have an account, just look at links that people post. Think. Again. Jul 2023 #11

Here's the post OnlinePoker Jul 2023 #12

yes they do. mopinko Jul 2023 #3

So off-grid installations wouldn't be included in that total? Think. Again. Jul 2023 #4

didnt mean that. there's lots of measures. mopinko Jul 2023 #5

ok, I see, thanks! Think. Again. Jul 2023 #6

factory orders r also tracked. mopinko Jul 2023 #7

I had to register my system with the local utility Finishline42 Jul 2023 #8

my system is same as far as what com ed sees. mopinko Jul 2023 #10