Topic:"Energy Efficiency Budgets" in M12783

6 Table 1 – Summary of Net Metering Results for the Period ending December 31, 2025 Net Metering Program Results 2024 2025 Increase (Decrease) Y/Y Totals Legacy net metering and self generating customers 2,813 1,943 (30.9%) 13,045 Net mete...

AI summary Table 1 summarizes the results of the Net Metering Program for the period ending December 31, 2025, showing a decrease in legacy net metering customers and total rated generation capacity, along with an increase in payouts for excess banked generation.

Over the same period, EV ownership increased from approximately 6.4 percent in 2023 to 11.9 percent in 2024, representing an incremental 5.5 percent of customers. Applied to the sample, this corresponds to approximately 291 additional EV-o...

AI summary EV ownership increased from 6.4% in 2023 to 11.9% in 2024, adding approximately 291 EV-owning households and increasing annual electricity consumption by over 1,100,000 kWh. Solar panel degradation also contributed to a 250,000 kWh decrease in production. These factors are partially offset by weather and other influences.

hourly consumption and exported generation data.[1](#page-5-0) 1 Total estimated solar generation was matched to Appendix A of the Report, with behind-the-meter generation calculated as the difference between total generation and measured...

AI summary The document outlines a methodology for estimating the costs and benefits of net metering by analyzing hourly consumption and exported generation data. It uses irradiance-based weighting, marginal fuel prices, and tariff structures to calculate avoided fuel costs and incremental costs. The analysis considers energy credits and provides an indicative estimate for the 2026 NM Report.

1 Customers who added generation or who began service partway through 2025 are not included in the calculation of a representative customer. 1 (a) The values referenced in Appendix A of the Report represent the total production of all net...

AI summary The text discusses the calculation of a representative customer in 2025, excluding those who added generation or began service mid-year. It highlights the total production of net metering (NM) generation, including energy displaced behind-the-meter and exported to the grid, valued at retail rates. It also outlines avoided costs and incremental costs related to solar generation.

1 Table 1: Summary of NM Analysis Metrics and Results, by Representative Customer , , . Metric Domestic Standard Offer Domestic Time-of- Day Small General General Small Industrial Total Participants 11,853 931 115 71 10 12,980 Average sola...

AI summary Table 1 summarizes the analysis of net metering (NM) metrics and results by representative customer categories. It includes data on the number of participants, average solar array sizes, percent share of annual NM solar energy production, and various cost-related metrics such as avoided costs and incremental costs to serve energy.