SUNBEAM INNOVATIONS
Wyoming law requires utility companies—including investor-owned utilities like Rocky Mountain Power, rural cooperatives, and municipal providers—to offer net metering for residential solar systems up to 25kW in size. Understanding how this true-up cycle works is vital to maximizing your savings.
During the incredibly long, sunny summer days, your system will generate significantly 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, which you can then draw from during the night or cloudier days.
Wyoming operates on an annualized net metering cycle, usually concluding at the end of the calendar year. You bank your massive summer credits to offset your energy consumption during the harsh winter months. If you have an excess balance at the end of the year, the utility will compensate you at their "avoided cost" rate.
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