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Neal livingston with his black brook power (a 'residental' water turbine on a stream through his property) after years of effort got a PUB ruling requiring NSP to allow sale to them at their average generating cost based on net meter reading (IE, meter goes one way when he draws power the other when he supplies.) The arguement was that because they are an effective monopoly NSP couldn't use their position to exclude others from production or sale - it wasn't in the public interest. This was perhaps 15 years ago?? Please correct me if i've got it wrong. Colin On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, Greg Bean wrote: > Does anyone know if there is any policy in NS that deals with > electricity produced by the individual homeowner by windpower or > photovoltaics? > I have read that Ontario has something set up. Some systems I have > read about would have the electrical utility pay the homeowner at only > half the rate that the utility charges and others at the same rate that > the utility charges. > Greg >
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