National Grid

Our interactive sample bills feature explanations of terminology and charges found on our solar bills. Moving? Are you moving into or out of a property that has solar? Visit our Distributed Generation

MA SMART FAQ

Up until now, the charge was distributed evenly across all National Grid customers. Starting October 1st, 2020, the rate will be calculated differently for MA SMART customers only.

View all our Solar Bills | National Grid

Use this list to view an example of your solar bill. If you''re unsure what solar program you are participating in, visit the Incentives & Programs page to read about the programs in your state.

Incentives & Programs

Net Energy Metering, or Net Metering, is a solar incentive that allows you to send any excess electricity your solar panels produce back to the grid for credits. You can draw electricity from the grid and use

Massachusetts SMART Solar Program: 2025 Overview

NLR provides resources on energy compensation mechanisms, such as net metering, to compensate distributed generation (DG) system owners for generating electricity.

Energy Compensation Mechanisms for Distributed Generation

NLR provides resources on energy compensation mechanisms, such as net metering, to compensate distributed generation (DG) system owners for generating electricity.

Understand Your Solar Bill

To begin, use the form below to find an example of your solar bill. Or, view a list of all our solar bills. If you''re unsure what solar program you are participating in, visit the Incentives & Programs page to

Massachusetts SMART Solar Program: 2025 Overview

Under the SMART Program, the state''s three investor-owned utilities, National Grid, Eversource, and Unitil, directly compensate participating solar system owners for their solar power

2026 National Grid Net Metering | EnergySage

Learn how National Grid''s net metering policy works, who is eligible, and how you can use it to benefit from solar energy.

Net Surplus Compensation | PG&E

PG&E automatically supplies additional energy to you, as needed. Surplus energy is returned to the energy grid when your system creates more energy than your business can use. We pay you fair

Declining Incentive Rates and Billing/SMART Incentive Payment

The table below shows the current capacity blocks accepting applications for residential Behind-the-Meter projects and their Solar Incentive Payment based on the 2023 BTM Value of Energy Workbook.