How Does Net Metering Work?
Introduction
Net metering is a key benefit for solar energy users, allowing you to make the most of your system. But how does it work? Let’s dive into the details.
1. What Is Net Metering?
- Net metering is a billing system that credits solar energy users for excess electricity they send back to the grid. 
- When your system generates more energy than you use, the surplus is exported, and you earn credits. 
2. How It Works Step-by-Step
- Daytime: Your solar panels produce electricity; excess energy goes to the grid. 
- Nighttime: You draw energy from the grid and use your earned credits to offset costs. 
3. Benefits of Net Metering
- Reduces electricity bills by offsetting grid usage. 
- Encourages efficient energy use and maximizes the value of your solar system. 
- Supports the transition to renewable energy by contributing surplus power. 
4. Local Policies Matter
- Not all areas offer net metering; policies vary by region. 
- Check your utility provider’s rules, or let Genergy guide you through the specifics. 
Final Thoughts
Net metering is a game-changer for solar users. Learn more about how it can benefit you during a consultation with Genergy at generatingenergy.co.uk.
