Groton Utilities (CT)

Connecticut Utility Interconnection & net metering rules

Net Metering Allowed1

Line Taps Allowed1

Load Taps Allowed0

AC Disconnect RequiredYes

Net metering & export

Net Excess Generation Notes: “The APS [Alternative Power Source] customer shall be billed the monthly service charge, energy charge for delivered kWh, purchased power adjustment for delivered kWh, transmission cost adjustment for delivered kWh, demand charge (if applicable), T&D charge for the customer’s complete facility electric requirements kWh, and any other charges as mandated by Federal, State and/or Local regulators. The customer shall be credited the energy charge, purchased power adjustment and transmission adjustment for all kWh received from the customer. The customer credits will cease in the event that the customer is a net generator within any 12 month period.”

Tap Criteria: Line side of main breaker must immediately be protected by new overcurrent device

SLD Reqs

Relay Meter Orientation = Over/Under

Solar wired to top of PV meter, bottom toward POI.

Line diagram must show that both Utility meter and Solar meter are lever bypass

Install Reqs: Category 1 and 2 Installations: The electric service shall bemetered for revenue purposes primarily using two watt-hourmeters with detents or, if feasible, one two-channel, electronic,solid state meter that is capable of measuring bi-directional powerflow.