Form 79 1151a 2025

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The document is an Agreement and Customer Authorization for Net Energy Metering (NEM) interconnection of solar and/or wind electric generating facilities with a capacity of 30 kilowatts or less. It outlines the requirements for customers to connect their renewable energy systems to Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) distribution system, including necessary permissions, safety standards, system sizing guidelines, rate selection, billing procedures, and liability limitations. Customers must complete the agreement fully and comply with PG&E's regulations before operating their generating facilities.

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How long does it take for PGE to approve solar?

After PGE receives the required paperwork from your contractor, permission to operate your system typically takes 5 to 10 business days, up to a maximum of 30 business days. You can receive approval faster by email if you include your email address on the Interconnection Application.

How much is the PGE interconnection fee?

There is an interconnection application fee of $145 for all NEM2 programs sized at 1MW or less.

What is the PGE net metering program?

What is the NEM program? PGEs Net Energy Metering (NEM) program helps you reduce your monthly electric costs with the energy generated by your own private rooftop solar energy system.

What is the current net metering in California?

Officially called the Net Billing Tariff (NBT), Californias current version of net metering was implemented in April 2023. Key aspects that homeowners need to know about NEM 3.0 include the following. MORE: How much do solar panels cost?

What is the interconnection fee?

Pay online: Make one-time bank payments at pge.com/myenergy, or pay with your credit or debit card at pge.com/ezpay (a $1.35 convenience fee applies). Pay by automatic withdrawal: Set up monthly automat ic payments at pge.com/myenergy. Pay by phone: Call 1-866-704-8472 to pay with your credit card.

How much is the convenience fee for PGE?

The compensation received is called Net Surplus Compensation (NSC). The rate can vary based on wholesale market prices ranging from about two to nine cents per kilowatt hour (kWh). As an NEM customer, you are automatically enrolled in this program.

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