Sent Yesterday at 2:00pm: Senators Wolken, Barrett and Malek, Missoula County opposes SB 78 – Revise reimbursement of net metered generations, before Senate Energy and Telecommunications this afternoon. SB 78 would limit the net metering rate for Montanans by cutting the value of extra funds being put through the grid by net metering customers. This would create a separate rate class for customer generators of electricity. SB 78 does not take into account any of the benefits to the electrical grid that local production supplies. No verified data has been collected to support this change in rate structure. As a result, net metering customers would lose fair value compensation. Missoula County has invested in solar technology and looks to ensure those who participate in renewable energy are properly compensated. Please oppose SB 78.
Sending the following to Missoula County Senators on the floor:
Senators, Missoula County opposes SB 78 – Revise reimbursement of net metered generations, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon. SB 78 would limit the net metering rate for Montanans by cutting the value of extra funds being put through the grid by net metering customers. This would create a separate rate class for customer generators of electricity. SB 78 does not take into account any of the benefits to the electrical grid that local production supplies. No verified data has been collected to support this change in rate structure. As a result, net metering customers would lose fair value compensation. Missoula County has invested in solar technology and looks to ensure those who participate in renewable energy are properly compensated.
Representatives Hertz, McConnell, Morigeau, and Olsen, Missoula County opposes SB 78 – Revise reimbursement of net metered generations, being heard in House Energy, Technology and Federal Relations this afternoon. SB 78 would limit the net metering rate for Montanans by cutting the value of extra funds being put through the grid by net metering customers. This would create a separate rate class for customer generators of electricity. SB 78 does not take into account any of the benefits to the electrical grid that local production supplies. No verified data has been collected to support this change in rate structure. As a result, net metering customers would lose fair value compensation. Missoula County has invested in solar technology and looks to ensure those who participate in renewable energy are properly compensated.
Sent Yesterday at 2:00pm:
ReplyDeleteSenators Wolken, Barrett and Malek,
Missoula County opposes SB 78 – Revise reimbursement of net metered generations, before Senate Energy and Telecommunications this afternoon. SB 78 would limit the net metering rate for Montanans by cutting the value of extra funds being put through the grid by net metering customers. This would create a separate rate class for customer generators of electricity. SB 78 does not take into account any of the benefits to the electrical grid that local production supplies. No verified data has been collected to support this change in rate structure. As a result, net metering customers would lose fair value compensation. Missoula County has invested in solar technology and looks to ensure those who participate in renewable energy are properly compensated.
Please oppose SB 78.
Sending the following to Missoula County Senators on the floor:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County opposes SB 78 – Revise reimbursement of net metered generations, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon. SB 78 would limit the net metering rate for Montanans by cutting the value of extra funds being put through the grid by net metering customers. This would create a separate rate class for customer generators of electricity. SB 78 does not take into account any of the benefits to the electrical grid that local production supplies. No verified data has been collected to support this change in rate structure. As a result, net metering customers would lose fair value compensation. Missoula County has invested in solar technology and looks to ensure those who participate in renewable energy are properly compensated.
Sending the following Wednesday afternoon:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives Hertz, McConnell, Morigeau, and Olsen,
Missoula County opposes SB 78 – Revise reimbursement of net metered generations, being heard in House Energy, Technology and Federal Relations this afternoon. SB 78 would limit the net metering rate for Montanans by cutting the value of extra funds being put through the grid by net metering customers. This would create a separate rate class for customer generators of electricity. SB 78 does not take into account any of the benefits to the electrical grid that local production supplies. No verified data has been collected to support this change in rate structure. As a result, net metering customers would lose fair value compensation. Missoula County has invested in solar technology and looks to ensure those who participate in renewable energy are properly compensated.