Net Metering by State

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Utah solar export compensation

What Utah pays for exported rooftop solar power, with the source and the date each figure was checked.

Record verified 2026-09-16 · 17 of 17 fields sourced

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Fixed export rate

Schedule 137: 4.855 cents/kWh June–September; 4.033 cents/kWh October–May. Legacy customers may be on Schedule 135 or 136.

Rocky Mountain Power (Utah) · Utah

Effective March 1, 2026 for the current Schedule 137 rates

Schedule 137 is net billing with seasonal export credits; credits carry over during the annualized billing period and expire at its conclusion.

Source: pscdocs.utah.gov · rockymountainpower.net

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Utah does not have one statewide export price for every utility. For Rocky Mountain Power, new customer generation is served under Schedule 137 net billing: exports are credited at 4.855 cents/kWh in June–September and 4.033 cents/kWh in October–May, effective March 1, 2026; legacy Schedule 135 net-metering and Schedule 136 transition customers remain on their respective tariffs.

Program details

Compensation mechanismRocky Mountain Power Schedule 137 net billing: customer consumption is billed under the applicable standard tariff and exported energy receives a seasonal export credit.
Export rateSchedule 137: 4.855 cents/kWh for exports in June through September; 4.033 cents/kWh for exports in October through May.
Rate effectiveMarch 1, 2026.
Credit rolloverExcess Schedule 137 credits carry over to the next monthly bill during the Annualized Billing Period.
Credit expirationUnused credits expire at the regularly scheduled meter reading at the conclusion of the Annualized Billing Period.
Annual true-upFor most Schedule 137 customers, the Annualized Billing Period ends at the regularly scheduled March meter reading; Schedule 10 customers use the October meter reading.
Residential system cap25 kW maximum for a residential facility under Schedule 137.
Commercial system cap2 MW maximum for a non-residential facility under Schedule 137.
Aggregate program capNo program-wide aggregate capacity cap is stated in current Schedule 137.
Program statusopen for Schedule 137 applications, subject to the stated system-size limits and interconnection requirements; the legacy Schedules 135 and 136 are closed to new applications.
RegulatorPublic Service Commission of Utah.
Docket26-035-T03 (Schedule 137 revision approved effective March 1, 2026); the annual ECR input notice was docket 25-035-64. The underlying ECR orders are in 17-035-61.
Governing ruleUtah Code Ann. §§ 54-15-101 to 54-15-106 and PSC rule R746-312 are cited in Rocky Mountain Power's Schedule 135 tariff; Schedule 137 is the current net-billing tariff for new customers.
GrandfatheringExisting customers remain on their enrollment tariff: Schedule 135 is closed to new service and Schedule 136 is closed to applications as of October 31, 2020; Schedule 136 service terminates December 31, 2032 and Schedule 135 service terminates December 31, 2035.
Interconnection applicationApply to Rocky Mountain Power for Schedule 137 service and execute an Interconnection Agreement for Net Billing Service; the facility must satisfy the tariff's location, inverter, and interconnection conditions.
Interconnection timelineThe tariff specifies Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 interconnection review requests and fees, but the cited tariff does not state a review deadline; no specific timeline was verified.
Pending changeNone identified: the 2026 Schedule 137 revision was approved effective March 1, 2026.

Rates by utility

State rules set the framework. Individual utilities often pay something different, and where they do the utility tariff governs.

Rocky Mountain Power (PacifiCorp)Schedule 137: 4.855 cents/kWh June–September; 4.033 cents/kWh October–May. Legacy customers may be on Schedule 135 or 136.
March 1, 2026 for the current Schedule 137 rates
Schedule 137 is net billing with seasonal export credits; credits carry over during the annualized billing period and expire at its conclusion.

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