default residential TOU rates should have the option to stay on that TOU rate for a period of five years from the date the customer commences the TOU rate. In to promote consistency in the treatment of customers under the existing NEM tariff and customers under the NEM successor tariff established by this decision, customers should be able use the NEM successor tariff as it existed at the time they completed their interconnection application for 20 years from the year of the interconnection of their system. In order to promote fairness in the treatment of customers under the existing NEM tariff and customers under the NEM successor tariff established by this decision, any customer that switches from the existing NEM tariff to the NEM successor tariff pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 2 of D.14-03-041 should be able to use the NEM successor tariff until the expiration of 20 years from the original year of interconnection of the customer’s system. In order to promote consistency in the use of TOU rates by customers on the NEM successor tariff, any customer switching from the existing NEM tariff to the NEM successor tariff pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 2 of D.14-03-041 should be required to take any applicable TOU rate, beginning at the time the customer switches to the NEM successor tariff. In to promote equitable use of the NEM successor tariff among residential customers, residential customers of SDG&E who complete their interconnection applications for the NEM successor tariff prior to the time the TOU rates for SDG&E residential customers being developed in SDG&E’s GRC Phase 2 are in effect, should be allowed to participate in the NEM successor tariff while taking service on SDG&E’s existing tiered rates.
default residential TOU rates should have the option to stay on that TOU rate for a period of five years from the date the customer commences the TOU rate. In to promote consistency in the treatment of customers under the existing NEM tariff and customers under the NEM successor tariff established by this decision, customers should be able use the NEM successor tariff as it existed at the time they completed their interconnection application for 20 years from the year of the interconnection of their system. In order to promote fairness in the treatment of customers under the existing NEM tariff and customers under the NEM successor tariff established by this decision, any customer that switches from the existing NEM tariff to the NEM successor tariff pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 2 of D.14-03-041 should be able to use the NEM successor tariff until the expiration of 20 years from the original year of interconnection of the customer’s system. In order to promote consistency in the use of TOU rates by customers on the NEM successor tariff, any customer switching from the existing NEM tariff to the NEM successor tariff pursuant to Ordering Paragraph 2 of D.14-03-041 should be required to take any applicable TOU rate, beginning at the time the customer switches to the NEM successor tariff. In to promote equitable use of the NEM successor tariff among residential customers, residential customers of SDG&E who complete their interconnection applications for the NEM successor tariff prior to the time the TOU rates for SDG&E residential customers being developed in SDG&E’s GRC Phase 2 are in effect, should be allowed to participate in the NEM successor tariff while taking service on SDG&E’s existing tiered rates.