Net metering and market feedback loops: Exploring the impact of retail rate design on distributed PV deployment

By N. Darghouth, R. Wiser, G. Barbose, A. Mills. 2015

157 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Pollution

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Ming Jin
2. Costas J. Spanos
3. W. Feng
4. Stefan Reichelstein
5. Ilan Momber
6. Stephen D. Comello
7. Chris Marnay
8. Tim Schittekatte

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2. Stefan Reichelstein
3. Ilan Momber
4. Tim Schittekatte
5. Leonardo Meeus

Citations in the corpus

• Cost competitiveness of residential solar PV: The impact of net metering restrictions (2017, background): “Others address the influence of alternative rate structures on distributed PV deployment generally (e.g. Darghouth et al. (2016)), or focus on mitigating the cost of net metering programs (Satchwell, Mills, and Barbose, 2015).”
• Microgrid to enable optimal distributed energy retail and end-user demand response (2018, background): “Rate design, for example, can have a substantial impact on the deployment of customer-sited solar [46].”
• Future-proof tariff design: Recovering sunk grid costs in a world where consumers are pushing back (2018, background): “…cases with high PV adoption this might be a simplification as a higher penetration of PV can have a depressing effect on wholesale prices (see e.g. Darghouth et al. (2016)) 17 In the model applied the LCOE of PV is a function of the investment cost of the PV panel, lifetime, discount factor, the…”