I have a grid tie solar setup (solar production only works in conjunction with a generator or a CFE line)
With analog meters, the meter would run backwards when I produce more than I consume. With the new digital meters that has changed. If I produce more
than I consume, the meter registers the production as consumption. So I have to pay even though I not only don't consume from CFE, but put kWh into
the system.
With a solar contract from CFE, they would reprogram the digital meter and my production would be credited.
Here is the problem - CFE no longer signs solar contracts. They claim they have enough of their own power.
2 Questions - does anyone have knowledge whether CFE will change the setting for the meters if needed (like in my case)? I am asking because the
office personal here does not seem to be too bright.
The alternative would be sort of a timer to turn off some of the solar production at peak hours. Or what else would you propose?
[Edited on 10-24-2017 by 4x4abc]woody with a view - 10-23-2017 at 07:31 PM
Power wall by Elon Musk. bajaguy - 10-23-2017 at 08:06 PM
Call Cesar at ElectroSolar in Ensenada and ask him
646 175 8064Hook - 10-24-2017 at 07:18 AM
A country with all that sunshine, is turning their back on solar.
Mexico. Stuck on Stupid. Time and time again.rts551 - 10-24-2017 at 07:20 AM
