SUNBEAM INNOVATIONS
Wisconsin has specific net metering policies regulated by the Public Service Commission (PSC). If you use major investor-owned utilities like We Energies, Alliant Energy, or Madison Gas and Electric (MGE), understanding how net metering works is vital to maximizing your savings.
During the long, bright summer days, your system will likely generate more power than your home can consume. This excess electricity flows backwards into the local grid. Your utility company credits your account for this power, allowing you to offset your electricity usage during the shorter winter months.
Utility companies in Wisconsin generally reconcile net metering credits at the end of the billing cycle or annually. Depending on your specific utility provider, the rate at which you are credited for excess power can vary, making it crucial to perfectly size your system so you aren't overproducing and selling power back at wholesale rates.
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