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Net Energy
Billing Program

Thank you for your interest in the NEB program. Information, instructions and helpful links can all be found here.
Virgin Islands Energy Office

What is the Net Energy Billing Program?

The primary goal of the NEB program is to provide access to the energy-saving benefits of Distributed Energy Resources to grid-connected customers while ensuring VIWAPA maintains cost recovery for its fixed assets across the grid.
While the original NEM program provided an opportunity to establish a solar market in the U.S. Virgin Islands, the rate structure of the program provided incentives that were ultimately deemed overly generous to the consumer. As an alternative, The new NEB program was developed as a balanced compromise between the Utility and individuals who are interested in installing Distributed Energy Resources (such as solar, battery storage, and wind) on their homes or places of business.
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Virgin Islands Energy Office

USVI Solar Savings Calculator

To help the Virgin Islands community better understand the economic benefits of the Net Energy Billing Program the VIEO and USDOE partnered together to develop an Excel-Based Solar Savings Calculator. The goal of the Solar Savings Calculator is to empower consumers by quantitatively demonstrating the near and long term benefits of renewable energy investments under the NEB rate structure. Download calculator below:
Instantly Download Solar Savings Calculator

NEB Supporting Documents

IRS Residential Energy Credit
IRS Residential Energy Credit Instructions
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Application

Wanna Apply? Once you have compiled all of the required documents, please click on the link below to complete an online application.
Application Portal
Net Energy Billing Program

Permitting Portal

The primary goal of the NEB program is to provide access to the energy saving benefits of DG to grid-connected customers, while ensuring VIWAPA maintains cost recovery for its fixed assets across the grid. While the original NEM program provided an opportunity to establish a solar market in the U.S. Virgin Islands, the rate structure of the program provided incentives that were ultimately deemed overly generous to the consumer. As an alternative, The new NEB program will continue to allow residents to install DG resources (such as solar, battery storage, and wind) on their home or place of business.