Hawaii is currently closed to new applications, existing approved and
executed NEM's are still good for the time being but as we have seen in
Cailfornia they are looking at swiching over to TOU which favors the
utility in some to most cases.
Jerry
On Mar 7, 2017 7:57 AM, "Drake"
Home Power Magazine wrote that Hawaii had ended its net metering
program
https://www.homepower.com/articles/solar-electricity/design-installation/net-metering-beyond.
Does this mean that existing customers with net metering contracts
are unable to use their grid tied PV systems? How does it
Hey Wayne,
Any of the electrical industrial suppliers for controls will offer a push
button with multiply options for contacts. Then you've got momentary or
maintained contacts. So many options. Automation Direct, Idec, Omron,
Allen-Bradly and Square D to name a few.
Christopher
On Mon, Mar 6,
Aloha Drake.
Yes, our PUC in its ultimate wisdom, ended our 14-year very successful
(80,000+ customers) NEM program back in October 2015. That said, a lot of
us are still installing NEM systems since the Hawaiian Electric companies
have been (in my opinion) bending over backward to allow
If I understood Peter’s original email properly, he noted that the ground
bushings had been “broken” to facilitate installation. If indeed regular
ground bushings had been modified or cut then that would violate the
correct installation methods. Here is a regular ground bushing:
If they
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