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I heard TID doesn’t allow customers to install solar.
Although we’ve given out all the available rebates for installing solar on your home or business, we have no rules […]
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What are Self Generation Rate Schedules?
There are rate schedules for our customers who wish to install solar, wind or other self-generation facilities on their properties […]
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Are there other charges I have to pay under these rates?
These rate schedules all have the same components: Customer, Time-of-Use Energy and Demand charges as well as taxes and fees […]
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What is a Demand Charge?
A Demand Charge is a charge for the maximum amount of energy used in any fifteen minute interval within the […]
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What is a Time of Use Energy Charge?
“Time-of-Use” or “TOU” simply means that instead of a single rate for energy all day and night, there will be […]
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Do you pay me for the excess electricity my system generates?
Customers are able to net their generation with their use each month for the on-peak and off peak periods. If […]
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If I install a solar generation system, will I have to pay for a new meter?
When a customer installs solar they can opt to install a generation meter to properly calculate a net bill and […]
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Can I generate electricity on one piece of property I own or rent and apply the credit toward another property?
That’s called “Aggregation” and is not available under the current self-generation rate schedules.
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Is there a limit on the size of system I can install under the Self-Generation rate schedules?
System sizes are not limited to a customer’s electric load under these rate schedules at this time. Keep in mind, […]
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Will TID be making more changes to the Solar Rate Schedules in the future?
Customers that have installed or are considering installing solar should be aware that the District regularly makes changes to rate […]
