NET ENERGY METERING 3.0
California NEM 3.0 & Net Billing Tariff
The new proposed changes mean you'll be saving less without solar storage solutions. Lock in your savings with a battery before these changes take effect.
What is Net Energy Metering?
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Net Energy Metering, Net Metering, or NEM is how you make money by selling excess energy back to the grid
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NEM allows you to lock in the most savings from your system
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Up until now, California's NEM laws have been consumer-friendly, giving us easy savings


What is NEM 3.0?
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NEM 3.0 is the California Public Utilities Commission's (CPUC) proposed amendment to the law
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NEM 3.0 switches metering plans to "time of use", meaning you pay more for energy, especially during nightly peak hours
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Under the proposal, solar users are charged an additional fee just for owning solar panels
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CPUC votes on the law as early as January 27th, 2022
Why are these changes coming?
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Thanks to California's consumer-friendly laws and sunny weather, the solar industry has exploded
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Utility companies have taken a hit to their wallets because of solar's great saving potential
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To bring back their profits, utility companies have been rallying to change the Net Metering laws


What can you do?
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Under NEM 3.0, the best way to save is to stay as disconnected from the grid as possible
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Adding a battery to your system is the best way to keep your savings
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With a battery, you'll no longer need to worry about the higher prices for nighttime energy
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If your energy requirements are low, you can sell back to the grid from your battery during the night for bigger savings
How is Solectric helping?
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Solectric has joined thousands of small-time solar companies in petitioning CPUC to keep NEM consumer-friendly
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It looks like our petitioning may not be enough, but we're not scared
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When NEM 3.0 takes effect, Solectric is ready to install its state-of-the-art SunPower batteries wherever you need
