Lots of family and friends asking me in the last couple of weeks if it's too late to get under NEM 2.0 and my answer them has been yes unless they can get a system installed, inspected, and then submit an error free interconnection agreement application prior to April 14th.
But then this article claims that as part of the NEM 3.0 ruling, NEM 2.0 can be applied for WITHOUT a complete installation and that you have 3 years from the application to install, inspect, and get PTO and remain under NEM 2.0.
I can't imagine this is actually true and I can't find any reference to this anywhere else. So is the article just complete BS?
But then this article claims that as part of the NEM 3.0 ruling, NEM 2.0 can be applied for WITHOUT a complete installation and that you have 3 years from the application to install, inspect, and get PTO and remain under NEM 2.0.
I can't imagine this is actually true and I can't find any reference to this anywhere else. So is the article just complete BS?
How to Grandfather Your Solar System into NEM 2.0
Use these tips from cleantech educator Nathan Perry to grandfather a solar system into NEM 2.0 and maximize your lifetime solar savings.
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