In Florida it is not unusable to have a $700 dollar demand charge AND only a $165 electric useage charge . A classic example is a Church or Temple that has only two services a week and tremendous useage during those brief hourly services . For example Duke Energy's demand charge is for the highest 15 minutes during the monthly billing cycle . I have always suggested to people who come to me for help with Solar that they are better off using multiple time clocks on the heating and cooling units etc . Since they cannot use a tax credit they need a White Knight investor for Solar OR a battery storage system to release power during the demand period obviously. An big battery system and Inverter or inverters . Any ideas . Gator Tom
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