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Review of Net Metering Practices - REIAoN
Review of Net Metering Practices Presented to: Electricity Control Board of Namibia Author: Patrick Curran and Gerrit W. Clarke Date: 18 December 2012. Reference no. P003734. Version: V1. Document type: Report Client: Electricity Control Board of Namibia Client contact: Mr. Pinehas Mutota Contact details: Manager: Economic Regulation, Electricity Control Board P O Box 2923, 8 Bismarck Street, Windhoek, Namibia Tel: +264 61 374 320, Fax: +264 61 374 305. Cell: +264 81 124 0566, Email: Draft: 18 December 2012. Authors: Patrick Curran and Gerrit W. Clarke QA Jonathan Curren Authors contact details: Email: Tel/Fax: +264 (0)61-210284. Cell: +264 (0)81-127 2304. Email: Telephone: +27 (0)11-253 3400. Disclaimer: This report has been prepared for the above named client for the purpose agreed in Camco Clean Energy's terms of engagement. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and suitability of the information contained in this report, the results and recommendations presented should not be used as the basis of design, management or implementation of decisions unless the client has first discussed with Camco Clean Energy their suitability for these purposes and Camco Clean Energy has confirmed their suitability in writing to the client.
Review of Net Metering Practices 3 may be used to offset electric energy provided by the electricity provider to the customer generator during an applicable billing period.1 IREC’s Model Net Metering Rules of 2009 will be referred to frequently in this report as a
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