Net-Metering Reconciliation Report

This report compares 217 complete overlapping days of revenue-grade CMP hourly meter data and SolarEdge 15-minute monitoring since solar commissioning (2026-02-16), rolled up into 7 monthly billing windows (2026-03 through 2026-09).

On grid import, the two meters show excellent agreement: SolarEdge reads 0.14 kWh/day lower than the CMP meter on average (MAPE 1.5%, r = 0.998). On grid export they show excellent agreement: bias -0.06 kWh/day, MAPE 2.6%, r = 0.999. Since the CMP meter is the revenue meter, SolarEdge CT-clamp readings are informative but any disagreement here does not affect billing.

Billed usage reconciles with the revenue meter: across the 6 fully-covered windows CMP billed 3 kWh (0.1%) more than the meter recorded — within normal read-timing tolerance.

On the production side you are receiving full value: CMP credited 5743 kWh against 5743 kWh of metered export — 0 kWh more than the meter total, worth about $1,514.29 at the retail rate of $0.2637/kWh.

Excluded from the verdict for incomplete revenue-meter coverage: 2026-03 (meter 22/29 days). Gaps in the hourly archive make bill comparison unreliable for those windows.

Verdict: net metering is paying you properly. Bills match the revenue meter on both usage and generation credit, and the 5743 kWh credited so far returned about $1,514.29 of retail value.