irosie22
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Hi All,
I read through all threads and can't seem to find this topic so apologies if I've missed one where is has been discussed.
Got a phone call from a customer today saying that when they went to submit their annual ROCs reading from their generation meter, it was only showing 34 units. The 4kw system has been installed 2 years so of course I was stunned. Once I started asking questions it soon became clear that the inverter had been relocated by another spark (with no PV experience) and they connected everything up wrong. In the process, they have reset both the generation meter and the inverter. The problem is they've lost any proof of their generation. They gave a reading of approx. 4028 units in April last year which was submitted to OfGem, proof the system was generating until it was moved. We've never had this happen before where both the meter & inverter has reset. Now we're not really sure where is will leave the customer as they've effectively to start from scratch. Has anyone had a problem like this before where they've had to swap a faulty generation meter or anything? Just wondering how to approach this with OfGem.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I read through all threads and can't seem to find this topic so apologies if I've missed one where is has been discussed.
Got a phone call from a customer today saying that when they went to submit their annual ROCs reading from their generation meter, it was only showing 34 units. The 4kw system has been installed 2 years so of course I was stunned. Once I started asking questions it soon became clear that the inverter had been relocated by another spark (with no PV experience) and they connected everything up wrong. In the process, they have reset both the generation meter and the inverter. The problem is they've lost any proof of their generation. They gave a reading of approx. 4028 units in April last year which was submitted to OfGem, proof the system was generating until it was moved. We've never had this happen before where both the meter & inverter has reset. Now we're not really sure where is will leave the customer as they've effectively to start from scratch. Has anyone had a problem like this before where they've had to swap a faulty generation meter or anything? Just wondering how to approach this with OfGem.
Any help is greatly appreciated.