Michigan Laws 460.1177 – Customer’s inflow and outflow electricity in pricing period; credit
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Terms Used In Michigan Laws 460.1177
- Distributed generation: means the generation of electricity under the distributed generation program. See Michigan Laws 460.1003
- electric utility: means any person or entity whose rates are regulated by the commission for the purpose of selling electricity to retail customers in this state. See Michigan Laws 460.1171
(1) An electric meter provided by a utility must be used to determine the amount of the customer’s inflow and outflow electricity in each pricing period. Eligible customers shall pay only the incremental cost above that for meters provided by the electric utility to similarly situated, nongenerating customers.
(2) A distributed generation customer shall be credited by the customer’s supplier of electric generation service for the outflow during the billing period. The credit must appear on the bill for the following billing period and be limited to the total charges on that bill. Any excess bill credits not used to offset inflow charges in the next billing period will be carried forward to subsequent billing periods.