Keeping you informed: To remain eligible for service under Schedule 135 or Schedule 136, a customer may increase the capacity of a grandfathered Eligible Generating Plant by no more than 15% of the originally installed nameplate capacity. This policy is applicable to systems > 10 kW. For systems below 10 kW, customers may increase their system size up to 10 kW.

Billing and tariff

• Utah Aggregation Form
• Utah Schedule 135 – Grandfathered Net Metering Program – closed to new applicants
• Utah Schedule 136 – Transition Program – closed to new applicants
• Utah Schedule 137 – Net Billing Program
• How to read your Schedule 135 net meter
• How to read your Schedule 136 transition program meter
• Understanding your Schedule 136 bill

Brochures and useful information

• Connecting to Rocky Mountain Power's Energy System
  
• Key Components of a Solar Generation System

Technical resources

• Policy 138 - Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Interconnection Policy
• Effective Grounding for Customer Generation Facilities
• Frequently Asked Questions: Transient Overvoltage Management for Distributed Energy Resources
• Example Site Plan
• Example One-line Drawing
• Examples of Required Labeling
• Battery System Interconnections – Interim Technical Requirements
• Battery ESTOP and Solar Disconnect Example

Programs, incentives and rebates

• Wattsmart Batteries
• Utah Subscriber Solar Program
• DSIRE – Database of incentives for renewables and efficiency
• Residential federal tax credit
• Business energy investment tax credit

Billing and tariff

• Wyoming Tariff
• How to Read Your Net Meter

Brochures and useful information

• Overview: Understanding Net Metering
  
• Connecting to Rocky Mountain Power's Energy System
• Key Components of a Solar Generation System 

Technical resources

• Policy 138 - Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Interconnection Policy
• Effective Grounding for Customer Generation Facilities
• Frequently Asked Questions: Transient Overvoltage Management for Distributed Energy Resources
• Example Site Plan
• Example One-line Drawing
• Examples of Required Labeling
• Battery System Interconnections – Interim Technical Requirements
• Battery ESTOP and Solar Disconnect Example

Incentives and rebates

• DSIRE – Database of incentives for renewables and efficiency
• Residential federal tax credit
• Business energy investment tax credit

Keeping you informed: After testimony and public comment since June 2019, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved the company’s proposal to close the current net metering program (Schedule 135) to new applicants effective Oct. 2, 2020, and open a new net billing program (Schedule 136) for Idaho customers who choose to generate their own electricity while continuing to rely on Rocky Mountain Power’s network. The change became effective Nov. 1, 2020.

Please take note of these changes before purchasing any equipment. This program and export credit are subject to change, and the export credit will be updated routinely to more accurately reflect the value of the energy exported. The value of the export credit and how often it is updated will be determined by the commission.

• Idaho PUC issues ruling in net billing case – October 29, 2020
• Public Workshop Information – June 16, 2020
• Idaho Net Billing News Release – June 14, 2019

Billing and tariff

• Idaho Aggregation Form
• Idaho Schedule 135 Net Metering Program - closed to new applicants
  
• Idaho Schedule 136 Net Billing Program
• How to Read Your Net Meter

Brochures and useful information

• Overview: Understanding Net Metering
  
• Connecting to Rocky Mountain Power's Energy System
• Key Components of a Solar Generation System 

Technical resources

• Policy 138 - Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Interconnection Policy
• Effective Grounding for Customer Generation Facilities
• Frequently Asked Questions: Transient Overvoltage Management for Distributed Energy Resources
• Example Site Plan
• Example One-line Drawing
• Examples of Required Labeling
• Battery System Interconnections – Interim Technical Requirements
• Battery ESTOP and Solar Disconnect Example

Incentives and rebates

• Wattsmart Batteries
• DSIRE – Database of incentives for renewables and efficiency
• Residential federal tax credit
• Business energy investment tax credit