SVEC - Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative
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Report a correctionNet metering & export
- Net Metering Allowed
- Yes
- NEM Type
- Annual
- TOU Utility
- No
- Post Solar Billing Method
- Net Metering
- Solar Export Type
- N/A
- Net Excess Generation Notes
The meter logs kilowatt hours when the member is a net user of electricity. Conversely, the meter credits kilowatt hours at the meter when the member is a net generator of electricity, resulting in a month-ending meter reading that represents net use.
Cooperative, upon written request of the net metering customer, shall enter into an agreement to purchase excess generation for the requested net metering periods at a price equal to the simple average of the Cooperative’s hourly avoidable cost of energy.
Net metering customers own the RECs associated with their renewable fuel generators. A net metering customer wishing to sell its RECs to the Cooperative may do so by exercising a one-time only option, at the time it executes the power purchase agreement with the Cooperative, to include a provision requiring the purchase by the supplier of all generated RECs over the duration of the power purchase agreement.
- Rebates Offered
- Yes
- Deregulated
- No
- Allows Standby
- Yes
Interconnection & taps
- Approval Req To Install
- Yes
- Supply Side Taps Allowed
- No
- Line Taps Allowed
- Yes
- Load Taps Allowed
- Yes
- Automatic Transformer Upgrade Size
- 0
- Meter Aggregation Allowed
- No
System size & offset
- System Size Restrictions
- 20
- System Size Restriction Type
- AC kW
- System Size Battery Included
- No
- System Size Includes Existing Systems
- No
- Offset Type
- Combination
- Offset Value
- 100
- Offset Calculation Basis
- Historical
- Offset Calculation Period
- 12
- Industry Standard Watts Sqft
- 2
- Utility Specific Adjustments
- Transformer upgrades are conducted whenever the AC size of the solar exceeds the size of the transformer. This can vary by project.
- 20 kW limit for residential systems, or 100% of the expected annual load, whichever is less.
- System Offset Notes
- Offset Calc Tool
- Historical Usage
Metering & disconnect
- Production Meter Required
- No
- Production Meter Position
- N/A
- Production Meter Labeling
- N/A
- AC Disconnect Required
- Yes
- AC Disconnect Labeling
- Utility AC Disconnect
- Meter Spot Required
- Yes
Plans & docs
- Site Plan Reqs
Disconnect Requirements
- Must be lockable and able to interrupt the generator’s full capacity.
- Must be within sight of the SVEC revenue meter.
- Must be labeled as the renewable generator disconnect.
- Manual disconnect switch must be mounted within 10 feet of the meter base.
- SLD Reqs
- Electric Service Reqs
- Generator must not exceed secondary or service entrance limits.
- Must not overload the distribution transformer beyond its nameplate rating unless the member pays for modifications.
- Generator must not cause >3% voltage imbalance at any other customer’s meter on a three-phase transformer unless the member pays for necessary modifications.
- Install Reqs
- Electrical Stamp Required
- No
- Equipment Approvals
- California Energy Commission
- Meter Num Req SLD 3LD
- No
- ESID Num Req SLD 3LD
- No
- Website
- link
- Phone
- (800) 234-7832
Other details
- Mod Swap Requires Planset
- Yes