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This document is intended for customers seeking to connect their generating facilities, such as solar or wind, to Duke Energy’s distribution system in Indiana. It gathers applicant's and generating

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How to fill out Application for Interconnection – Indiana

1. Obtain the Application for Interconnection form from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission website.
2. Fill in the applicant's contact information, including name, address, and phone number.
3. Provide the details of the proposed interconnection, including the location and type of facility.
4. Include a description of the electrical system and the specifications of the equipment to be interconnected.
5. Attach any required documentation, such as site plans, electrical diagrams, and proof of ownership or lease.
6. Review the application for completeness and accuracy before submission.
7. Submit the completed application to the appropriate utility provider and pay any applicable fees.

Who needs Application for Interconnection – Indiana?

1. Homeowners or businesses planning to install renewable energy systems such as solar panels or wind turbines.
2. Energy developers seeking to connect new generation facilities to the power grid.
3. Utilities and operators looking to gain approval for interconnecting distributed energy resources.

People Also Ask about

How many kW can I sell back to the grid?

Is there a cap on the amount of energy I can export? No. If you have a smart meter there is currently no cap on how much energy you can export. A smart meter will track all your exported electricity that goes back to the grid and there is no limit to the amount.

What is the solar buy back program in Indiana?

Indiana net metering and solar buyback plans Unused credits can rollover to future electricity bills indefinitely. Customers can sell excess solar energy credits back to the grid at the company's marginal distributed generation (DG) price, which is currently $0.03833 per kWh.

Can you sell electricity back to the grid in Indiana?

Utility companies in Indiana — including NIPSCO, Indiana Michigan Power, AES, other electric co-ops, and municipal providers — do offer solar buyback programs through the state's Excess Distributed Generation (EDG) policy.

Can I sell solar power back to the grid in Indiana?

Net Metering in Indiana allows homeowners to send the extra electricity produced by your solar energy system back into your utility company's grid. In turn, you receive credits toward your electric bill.

Is selling back to the grid worth it?

It can be a great way of saving money; by sending your excess energy back to the grid, you may be able to use this energy later on in the winter months, when your system is not producing as much solar power.

What is the solar policy in Indiana?

The Indiana General Assembly passed a law in the spring of 2022 protecting the property rights of Hoosiers who want to go solar (HEA 1196). The law provides a clear path for homeowners in restrictive homeowners associations to get approval from their neighbors to solar panels.

Does Indiana allow net metering?

They do so by using net metering to calculate credit for solar-generated electricity. Unfortunately, in 2017, the Indiana General Assembly went along with the wishes of the large IOUs. It voted to end net metering by July 1, 2022 and replaced it with EDG.

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What is Application for Interconnection – Indiana?

The Application for Interconnection – Indiana is a formal request submitted by applicants seeking to connect to the state's electrical grid, allowing for the interconnection of distributed generation resources such as solar panels or wind turbines.

Who is required to file Application for Interconnection – Indiana?

Individuals or entities that wish to connect their distributed generation systems to the utility grid in Indiana are required to file the Application for Interconnection.

How to fill out Application for Interconnection – Indiana?

To fill out the Application for Interconnection – Indiana, applicants should provide accurate details regarding their proposed generation facility, including system type, capacity, location, and necessary technical specifications, as well as any supporting documentation needed.

What is the purpose of Application for Interconnection – Indiana?

The purpose of the Application for Interconnection – Indiana is to ensure that the proposed interconnection meets safety, reliability, and regulatory standards set by the utility and to facilitate the review and approval process for connecting to the grid.

What information must be reported on Application for Interconnection – Indiana?

The Application for Interconnection must report information including the applicant's contact details, equipment specifications, interconnection site address, system design documents, and any relevant utility service agreements.