NET METERING

Empower the Strength of Solar Energy with Net Metering in Ohio

Many times solar systems often make more energy than what your home or business needs. Have you ever thought about what happens to all this extra power? Or how you, the homeowner, gain from the extra energy your solar energy system makes? In Ohio, this gap between what is made and what is used is considered by a process called net metering. At SolisTerra Solar, we can make sure your solar panels are generating the solar power to offset electricity requirements in Ohio. Contact us to learn more.

Empower the Strength of Solar Energy with Net Metering in Ohio

Many times solar systems often make more energy than what your home or business needs. Have you ever thought about what happens to all this extra power? Or how you, the homeowner, gain from the extra energy your solar energy system makes? In Ohio, this gap between what is made and what is used is considered by a process called net metering. At SolisTerra Solar, we can make sure your solar panels are generating the solar power to offset electricity requirements in Ohio. Contact us to learn more.

Get Credit for the Energy Your Solar Panels Make!

With net metering, you can put the energy you make back into the power grid as credits. The state of Ohio says that the power company must give you credit for the energy you make and send to them. You can keep track of these credits on your monthly power bill. Net metering is good for your utility because energy is made close to where it is used. This makes it so that less electricity is lost when power is sent over miles of wires. Also, it makes the grid less stressed during times of high demand, like when it's hot and sunny.

Choose the Path to Energy Independence

Electric costs in the U.S. are at a record high and are likely to keep going up. Also, you pay more per kilowatt hour as you use more heat, air conditioning, machines, and lights. This is done to discourage people from using these things. Even worse, utility companies often raise prices during times of high demand, like the summer and winter, when people are trying to keep their homes at a reasonable temperature.

Choose the Path to Energy Independence

Electric costs in the U.S. are at a record high and are likely to keep going up. Also, you pay more per kilowatt hour as you use more heat, air conditioning, machines, and lights. This is done to discourage people from using these things. Even worse, utility companies often raise prices during times of high demand, like the summer and winter, when people are trying to keep their homes at a reasonable temperature.

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