Harney Electric Cooperative
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Report a correctionNet metering & export
- Net Metering Allowed
- Yes
- NEM Type
- Monthly
- Post Solar Billing Method
- Net Metering
- Rebates Offered
- No
- Deregulated
- No
Interconnection & taps
- Approval Req To Install
- Yes
- Line Taps Allowed
- No
- Load Taps Allowed
- No
- Automatic Transformer Upgrade Size
- 0
- Meter Aggregation Allowed
- Yes
System size & offset
- System Size Battery Included
- No
- System Size Includes Existing Systems
- No
- Offset Value
- 0
- Offset Calculation Period
- 0
- Industry Standard Watts Sqft
- 2
- System Offset Notes
Nameplate generating capacity of not more than twenty-five (25) kilowatts per meter
- Offset Calc Tool
- PV Watts
Metering & disconnect
- Production Meter Required
- No
- Production Meter Position
- N/A
- Production Meter Labeling
- N/A
- Allowed Meter Adapter
- None
Plans & docs
- SLD Reqs
"Section 230.67 of the new 2020 NEC requires the installation of a surge-protective device (SPD) for all dwelling unit service entrances. New and replaced electrical equipment and systems must incorporate Type 1 or Type 2 SPDs. Type 1 surge protective devices can be installed before the main disconnect in the load center, at the meter enclosure or on the load side of the main circuit breaker. Type 2 surge protective devices can only be installed on the load side of the main disconnect, attached directly to a circuit breaker. Often, new construction will install Type 1 surge protectors, while renovations will install Type 2 surge protectors, but both types will satisfy the new requirements.
As of July 1, 2021, this state uses the 2020 NEC."
- Placards
State of Oregon Standards
- Equipment Approvals
- California Energy Commission
- Website
- link
- Phone
- (541) 573-2061