UTILITY · WE ENERGIES

Wisconsin Electric Power Company (We Energies)

We Energies credits on-site solar consumption at the retail rate during the monthly billing cycle, but compensates net exported energy at an avoided-cost buy-back rate of 4.2 cents per kWh as of the 2026 customer generation rates filing. This is materially below the all-in residential delivered rate near 19 cents per kWh, which means Wisconsin solar economics depend heavily on self-consumption and battery pairing rather than grid export. The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin opened a value-of-solar literature review in September 2024 and has not revised the buyback methodology pending Berkeley Lab study results. Current rates and tariff terms should be verified directly against the PSC filing before quoting.