Excess electricity generated by a solar energy system is typically fed back into the grid, allowing other consumers to benefit from the surplus power. This process is known as net metering, where the excess energy is credited to the system owner's account and can be used to offset future electricity bills.
Excess electricity generated by a solar energy system can be stored in batteries for later use when the system doesn't produce enough power, or it can be fed back into the grid through a process called net metering, where it is credited to the owner's account to offset future electricity consumption.
Excess electricity generated by a solar energy system is typically either stored in batteries for later use or fed back into the power grid for others to use.
