In many places, including an area I recently lived, they won't even let you do this. They charge you if you overproduce as some sort of wicked back-end subsidy to the power company.
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In many places, including an area I recently lived, they won't even let you do this. They charge you if you overproduce as some sort of wicked back-end subsidy to the power company.
My area is a bit more progressive, and they've been encouraging solar power. I know a couple people in the metro have actually made sales arrangements to sell electricity back to the local power utility.