It's the consumer's right to have one point of metering and distribute the
power to their loads. I would not ask the utility, I would tell them I was
rewiring and wanted to have only one metering point. It's stupid to pay for
all those meters. Most customers don't realize there is a cost to having
Thanks all! To clarify, we're only looking at consolidating meters for the
common area loads, not the individual residences. The dwellings all have
their own PSE&G accounts and will stay on their residential rate. The
common area meter tariffs already have demand changes, in some case up to
$30/
Andrew,
We did this in upstate NY for a housing coop with 12 meters, on two
separate transformers. Our utility put them on a demand meter immediately
even though the demand was never that high. Seems like others have already
warned you to look into that. Another snag was that in NY it required a
pe
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