Our investor-owned [for profit] electric utility is such a pain.
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Our investor-owned [for profit] electric utility is such a pain. They reject stuff and put up road blocks wherever possible.
Today they rejected our grid tie-in application (for a system they already approved!) They claim the system is too big based on 12-month history at the property. But their own rules say when a customer doesn't have 12-months of history, system size is calculated based on sq ft.
Obviously the history at this place is going to be incorrect. It sat empty for three months after Grandpa died. And before then it was just him. FFS!
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Our investor-owned [for profit] electric utility is such a pain. They reject stuff and put up road blocks wherever possible.
Today they rejected our grid tie-in application (for a system they already approved!) They claim the system is too big based on 12-month history at the property. But their own rules say when a customer doesn't have 12-months of history, system size is calculated based on sq ft.
Obviously the history at this place is going to be incorrect. It sat empty for three months after Grandpa died. And before then it was just him. FFS!
@User47 oh brother!
All infrastructure should be publicly owned. Full stop.
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Our investor-owned [for profit] electric utility is such a pain. They reject stuff and put up road blocks wherever possible.
Today they rejected our grid tie-in application (for a system they already approved!) They claim the system is too big based on 12-month history at the property. But their own rules say when a customer doesn't have 12-months of history, system size is calculated based on sq ft.
Obviously the history at this place is going to be incorrect. It sat empty for three months after Grandpa died. And before then it was just him. FFS!
@User47 eff’n hell. Raise hell.
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Our investor-owned [for profit] electric utility is such a pain. They reject stuff and put up road blocks wherever possible.
Today they rejected our grid tie-in application (for a system they already approved!) They claim the system is too big based on 12-month history at the property. But their own rules say when a customer doesn't have 12-months of history, system size is calculated based on sq ft.
Obviously the history at this place is going to be incorrect. It sat empty for three months after Grandpa died. And before then it was just him. FFS!
The team at our solar company apparently has a good relationship with someone at the power company. And magically our application was approved at 6:02 AM. As best I can tell there are two more reviews on top of that. Yay red tape. Let's get going I have sunshine to harvest!
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