Meters, tariffs, grid obligations and energy taxes were designed around electricity crossing identifiable boundaries. Continuous behind-the-meter generation challenges that architecture before questions of adoption even begin. The more interesting issue is therefore not whether existing rules can stretch, but which assumptions regulators may eventually need to revisit if independently verified technologies no longer fit them.
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