Program Help Guides and Application Tips

Section 6 of the Part I DG project application includes a text field. Approved Vendors may also use this field to explain variances in utility address compared physical project addresses. For example, the physical project location address might differ from the utility address due to street name redesignation, zip code

A Utility Net Metering Reference Table, available at the Program website, lists each utility that has participated in the Program thus far and whether the utility a) provides 1:1 net metering and b) if net metering is provided, does the utility issue a Net Metering Letter. The Utility Net Metering

The Program Administrator has observed a trend in data inconsistency between Part II project application data and documentation submitted to the Generation Attribute Tracking System (“GATS”) Registry. Non-matching information will result in a Need Info request that delays application review and approval, and Approved Vendors are advised to ensure accurate,

To avoid common errors, inconsistencies, or omissions in Part I and Part II for Distributed Generation project applications, the Program provides a DG Project Application Checklist to assist stakeholders. Please see the current Program Guidebook for full application requirements. Stakeholders needing assistance or who have questions are encouraged to visit

While using the address tool, search the full street and city before selecting the standardized format. Many street addresses can be confused for similar ones across various cities. A correct street address paired with an incorrect city and/or zip code can create Need Info delays.

The PVWatts® capacity factor is calculated automatically by the Portal using PVWatts Version 8. Approved Vendors have the option to use an alternative capacity factor, which may be larger than the PVWatts capacity factor; alternative capacity factor calculations should be based on AC system sizes and output. Custom calculations outside