Bravo! Thank you for adopting such a progressive net-metering rule. You’ve brought Florida into the 21st Century. This is the best news I’ve heard in this field in many years.
is there a way to find out what this approval actual intells??? meaning 2MegaWatts max? can you go into more detail on what this really means? Thanks
Yes, it means 2 Mega Watts Max, any system from 10KW, 100KW and all the way up to 2 Mega Watts is included in this new rule. Additionally it’s no longer strictly solar but wind and other types of renewable energy generation as well.
“You’ve brought Florida into the 21st Century.”
Go suck a rock you condescending prick. 
does net metering mean I wil get credit for extra energy sent to the grid if I generate more than I use–and will the power company pay in cash or credits?
Yeah that’s what it means, although the laws vary from state to state so check with your state. In Florida it’s a credit until the end of the year and then the balance is returned to you as cash.
So how exactly does it work in Florida does it roll your system back or does it just credit you at the end of the year. Does anyone know if FPL (Florida Power & Light) has any specs on netmetering?
It continues to roll over month to month, crediting you until the end of the year. Any remaining credits are paid out at the end of the year. You can see FPL’s FAQ on Net metering here:
http://www.fpl.com/residential/savings/net_metering_faq.shtml
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