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Prince George Electric Cooperative is an electric cooperative serving 10,917 residential customers in Virginia (EIA-861, 2025). Gridpol files Prince George Electric Cooperative interconnection applications for licensed installers – solar, storage and EV chargers – with single-line diagram and site plan, unlimited for $500 a month.

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Virginia’s interconnection rule (20VAC5-315 (Regulations Governing Net Energy Metering, incl. interconnection of net metering facilities); 20VAC5-314 (Interconnection of Small Electrical Generators and Storage, for non-net-metered)) applies to Prince George Electric Cooperative. Levels, timelines and documents below come from that rule; Prince George Electric Cooperative’s own form and portal are confirmed on the first project.

Prince George Electric Cooperative at a glance

Utility

Prince George Electric Coop

Type

Electric cooperative

EIA utility ID

15410

Residential customers

10,917 (EIA-861, 2025)

Net-metered residential customers

185 (EIA-861, 2025)

Service territory

6 counties in Virginia

Wholesale supplier / association

Old Dominion Electric Cooperative · Virginia SCC Regulations Governing Net Energy Metering, 20VAC5-315 (state rule; not published by ODEC)

Documents Prince George Electric Cooperative asks for

  • Interconnection application formRequired by the state rule Gridpol prepares this.
  • Customer signatureRequired by the state rule
  • Final inspection sign-offRequired by the state rule
  • UL 1741 / IEEE 1547 certificationRequired by the state rule
  • Net metering / net billing agreementRequired by the state rule

Documents required by the Virginia rule. Prince George Electric Cooperative may ask for more on its own form; we confirm on the first project.

Virginia interconnection rule

Commission

Virginia State Corporation Commission

Interconnection rule

20VAC5-315 (Regulations Governing Net Energy Metering, incl. interconnection of net metering facilities); 20VAC5-314 (Interconnection of Small Electrical Generators and Storage, for non-net-metered) – Regulations Governing Net Energy Metering · source

Applies to

Electric distribution companies: investor-owned (Dominion, Appalachian Power) and electric cooperatives; 20VAC5-314 does not apply to net metering customers (they follow 20VAC5-315)

Application form

Commission-approved net metering notification form (or identical utility electronic system) signed by customer, licensed electrician and vendor (20VAC5-315-30/40); non-NEM: Level 1 Interconnection Request Form (Schedule 5) <=500 kW

Timelines

Net metering: residential customer must notify before construction and get approval before interconnecting; utility has 30 days (nonresidential 60 days) from notification (third day after mailing) to determine compliance (20VAC5-315-30).

Fees

Net metering: no application fee in rule; up to $50 per generator for inverter-settings inspection (>10 kW) or protective settings inspection; standby charges only for Phase II utility residential >15 kW (20VAC5-315-40/50).

Insurance

Net metering: <=10 kW at least $100,000 liability (homeowners/commercial); >10 kW at least $300,000; no higher limits or additional policies may be required (20VAC5-315-60). Non-NEM (314-160): $100k <=10 kW, $300k <=500 kW, $2M >500 kW.

External disconnect

Lockable, utility-accessible, load-breaking manual disconnect switch only if required by the utility's tariff; electrician certifies installation on the notification form (20VAC5-315-40 A 2-3).

Export compensation

NEM – Va. Code 56-594, 56-594.01, 56-594.2; 20VAC5-315
Monthly netting at retail rate under same tariff as non-NEM customers; 12-month net metering period. Recent SCC proceedings revising Dominion/APCo net metering not verified here.

Not bound by the rule

Electric cooperatives are covered (20 kW residential / 1 MW nonresidential). Municipal utilities are not SCC-regulated and set their own policies.

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