New Duke Energy program helps South Carolina nonresidential customers lower costs while supporting a growing grid
The Public Service Commission of South Carolina approved Duke Energy's PowerShare Storage program, expanding demand-response incentives to nonresidential customers. Participants earn bill credits including a $120/kW connectivity fee and $3.50/kW monthly capacity payments by allowing Duke to discharge their storage systems up to 36 times a year.
Key figures
- Curtailment credit
- $0.10 per kilowatt hour
- Connectivity credit
- $120 per kilowatt
- Renewable bonus credit
- $30 per kilowatt
- Monthly capacity credit
- $3.50 per kilowatt
- Opt out events per year
- 4
- Max event duration hours
- 4
- Max curtailment events per year
- 36
- Existing demand response participants
- 500,000
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