How to request the solar container communication station inverter to be moved away

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Are these documents a substitute for proper solar PV system design calculations?

These documents should not be used as a substitute for proper solar PV system design calculations. Users of these documents assume all responsibility for solar PV system design, installation, and permitting, as required by New York State law. NYSERDA and its contractors cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions in these documents.

How do I decommission a solar energy system?

A decommissioning plan (see Appendix 4) signed by the owner and/or operator of the Solar Energy System shall be submitted by the applicant, addressing the following: The cost of removing the Solar Energy System. The time required to decommission and remove the Solar Energy System any ancillary structures.

Can a nonresidential solar PV system be credited to an electric account?

Nonresidential solar PV systems can credit their production to of-site electric accounts through remote net metering, but this type of arrangement is outside the scope of this document. Most homeowners view the installation of a solar PV system as a financial investment. Over time, the power it produces generates savings on their electric bills.

What if I Have Questions about the decommissioning of solar panels?

If you have any questions regarding the decommissioning of solar panels, please email questions to cleanenergyhelp@ nyserda.ny.gov or request free technical assistance at nyserda.ny.gov/SolarGuidebook. The NYSERDA team looks forward to partnering with communities across the state to help them meet their solar energy goals.