Mon Power solar export rate
What Mon Power pays for power exported from rooftop solar in West Virginia, with the source and the date it was checked.
Fixed export rate
$0.09343 per kWh for Schedules A, B, C, CSH and Lighting; $0.09146 for Schedule D; $0.08910 for Schedules K and AGS. Grandfathered customers receive full-retail carry-forward credits.
Mon Power · West Virginia
The tariff's Grandfathering Provision covers existing Customer-generators as of December 31, 2024 and qualifying applications submitted on or before December 31, 2024 with the applicable completion certificate deadline.
Source: firstenergycorp.com
Full Mon Power detail →West Virginia rules that apply to Mon Power
The state framework sets the default. Where Mon Power pays something different, the utility tariff governs and is what the card above reports.
| Compensation mechanism | West Virginia uses utility net-metering tariffs. Grandfathered Appalachian Power/Wheeling Power customers receive full-retail carry-forward credits; non-grandfathered customers have Metered Input and Metered Output separately measured, with output credited at tariffed avoided-cost-component rates. Mon Power likewise separately measures Metered Input and Metered Output for customers not served under its Grandfathering Provision. |
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| Export rate | Mon Power lists $0.09343 per kWh for Schedules A, B, C, CSH and Lighting, $0.09146 for Schedule D, and $0.08910 for Schedules K and AGS. |
| Rate effective | Mon Power’s listed Metered Output credit rates remain in effect through December 31, 2026. |
| Credit rollover | Yes for grandfathered customers: Appalachian Power/Wheeling Power says excess kWh are carried forward and credited in subsequent billing periods at the full retail rate; Mon Power says excess kWh are carried forward and credited in subsequent billing periods at the full retail rate. The reviewed new-customer provisions separately measure Metered Output rather than describing a full-retail rollover. |
| Aggregate program cap | The statewide statute permits an electric utility to offer net metering so long as total customer-generator capacity is no greater than three percent (3%) of the utility's aggregate customer peak demand in the state during the previous year, with no less than one-half percent (0.5%) reserved for residential customer-generators. |
| Program status | The Appalachian Power/Wheeling Power tariff repeats a three percent (3%) Company single-hour peak-load limit, with one-half percent (0.5%) reserved for residential Customer-generators. Mon Power's tariff repeats the same three percent (3%) limit and one-half percent (0.5%) residential reservation. |
| Regulator | Public Service Commission of West Virginia. |
| Governing rule | West Virginia Code §24-2F-8 and Title 150, Series 33, Rules Governing Electric Utility Net Metering Arrangements and Interconnections. |
| Pending change | Future changes to Mon Power’s credit rates for Metered Output are subject to Commission approval. |
Other West Virginia utilities
- Appalachian Power (WV)Unverified