Kind of. Vermont law basically says that the PUC sets the rate that your power company will credit you for on a per kwh basis.
Depending on the company, you can often "give" extra credits away, but the days of direct transfer are over (at least with gmp). Gmp uses a group system whereby the sum of meters in the group generate x power, and divide that total over percentage-assigned recipients who must also be a group member.
Creating a group is easy, but only credits generated by the group are eligible for group distribution.
And ofc you can only group / share credits with people on the same utility
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Kind of. Vermont law basically says that the PUC sets the rate that your power company will credit you for on a per kwh basis.
Depending on the company, you can often "give" extra credits away, but the days of direct transfer are over (at least with gmp). Gmp uses a group system whereby the sum of meters in the group generate x power, and divide that total over percentage-assigned recipients who must also be a group member.
Creating a group is easy, but only credits generated by the group are eligible for group distribution.
And ofc you can only group / share credits with people on the same utility