Posted by jdemaris on March 02, 2008 at 06:24:37 from (67.142.130.38):
In Reply to: OT wind generators posted by farmer101IL on March 01, 2008 at 19:21:16:
It goes by the state you live in, and what particular arrangement your power company is forced into. And, not all power companies are involved.
So, #1 you have to find out if your power company IS.
I'm sell power to our electric company everyday - here in central New York. They let it accrue for one year - and then give us a credit if they owe us. We still pay a $16 per month fee, just to be hooked up - but that's all.
In Michigan, it's a bit different. If you are grid-tied, and make a surplus each year - the power company gets to keep it, mark the books at "zero" and then start over. So, you if you make a lot, you end up giving away the surplus.
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