The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has revised provisions in its net metering rules to encourage more people to participate in a program that allows electricity end-users to supply to the grid.
The revisions came after the regulator issued a resolution clarifying certain provisions in the rules after several industry stakeholders raised issues over the definition of good credit standing; who should shoulder the cost of installing a renewable energy certificate (REC) meter and the wiring cost; where the REC meter should be installed; and under whose ownership should the meter or meters belong to.
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