SRP - Net Metering
Quick Summary
If you install solar, wind, or geothermal electric systems at your SRP-served home, you can choose from three billing plans for the electricity you generate: Schedule E-13, E-16, or E-27. Two of these plans (E-13 and E-16) net your production and consumption instantly and credit exported energy at 3.45 cents per kWh, while E-27 nets monthly; the plans differ in whether they include a demand charge and in their energy rates. Review SRP's rate schedules to pick the option that best fits your usage before enrolling.
AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026
Program Details
- Program ID
- 1082
- Last Updated
- 3/23/2026
Eligibility
Program Summary
Residential customers that generate part of their electricity requirements on-site have three billing options: Customer Generation Time-of-Use Export Price Plan (Schedule E-13) Customer Generation Average Demand Price Plan (Schedule E-16)Customer Generation Price Plan (Schedule E-27)Schedule E-13 features instantaneous netting of production and consumption, with exports credited at a rate of 3.45 cents per kWh. Unlike the other two schedules, E-13 does not include a demand charge, but it has significantly higher energy charges. Schedule E-16 features instantaneous netting of production and consumption, with exports credited at a rate of 3.45 cents per kWh. It also includes a demand charge, which varies seasonally, and energy rates that are lower than those associated with Schedule E-13. Schedule E-27 nets production and consumption on a monthly basis. It also includes a demand charge, which varies by the season and size of demand. See SRP's website and the rate schedule for more details.
Contact & Resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.