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Not being part of the supplier bidding system, I am swapping kWh 1 for 1 between seasons,
no money is exchanged, paying the usual connect fee to keep facilities in place. Lately the
Po Co has said this is unfair, because I am not paying the cost of transporting energy from
the plant to my location. I say yes there is a cost, but it was paid in advance when
my neighbors used my power, but were billed for it including transport by the Po Co.
Bruce RoeComment
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I think paying a fee for transmission is not so much about the physical transport of your power from point A to point B, but more about contributing to the maintenance and development of the grid, which you / we do depend on.....Last edited by scrambler; Today, 09:26 AM.Comment
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YEP!!!! My thoughts too!!! Illinois did change the solar business model it is no longer one for one with new installations. They only pay for the energy generated. They did grandfather those of us who installed prior to the change.Comment
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I se my connect fee as taking care of maintenance, and the energy fee as
proportional to the cost of buying energy. Fixed costs and variable costs.
If this is not true, the deal was already wrong when I just kept my bill total
under $20 (3 decades ago). Nobody ever said being frugal was wrong.
Bruce RoeComment
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