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VEPCO Ain't Gonna Load Level for Free

Virginia Electric Power CO just started charging $60/mo more for anyone with solar panels.

This makes financing for a molten salt battery possible. Sure they'll put up the solar panels and operate off the solar panels & Zebra battery.

They just won't tell VEPCO. The grid bill will just be the $2 / month for some CFL outdoor lighting.

Power companies need to face the new reality: Your only purpose is to load level.

You get your fannies out to Jefferson Nat'l forest or some place with mountains and start looking for some lakes.

Bret Cahill

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Bret Cahill
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Do you have a source for this claim? The only thing I found was a = standby=20 charge for customers who wanted to keep a connection to the grid in case =

their solar or wind systems did not produce enough power for their = needs:

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and their net metering agrement:

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Paul

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P E Schoen

I have been unable to find any evidence on the 'net for the above claim. I think you are mistaken.

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AGWFacts

It's $60/month. It's creating quite a flap, at least in Tidewater where pumped storage and firing up the nuke every night are both problematical.

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Bret Cahill

Stoping and staring a nuke is always "problematical" which is why no one does that.

BTW, VEPCO ceased to exist some time ago.

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jimp

And you've posted that to USENET _twice_, so it just has to be true.

Have you ever heard the term "corroborative evidence"? Or, for that matter, "trustworthy evidence"?

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Why am I not happy that they have found common ground?

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Tim Wescott

The House of Burgesses has to vote on it first but $60/mo is what Dominion wants.

Bret Cahill

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Bret Cahill

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