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littlewonder · 10-06-17, 03:20 PM

Hi There,

I live and work in California. I manage a portfolio of residential rental properties, from multi-residential apartment buildings to single family houses. It is all for one single owner. Is it possible to setup a building (with lots of roof space) with more solar panels than needed and use the extra power created on other remote buildings. I am only wanting to power "house" or "common" area electricity (hallway lights, elevators, laundry rooms, garage doors, etc.); not individual unit power. Would it be possible to use the extra power created for other properties? My utility provider is PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric).

If this is possible, is there a technical name for what I am trying to do?

Thanks in advance,

Brendan

10-06-17, 03:20 PM	#1
littlewonder Lurking Renovator Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: SF Bay Area, CA Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	New To Solar Power - Is this possible? Hi There, I live and work in California. I manage a portfolio of residential rental properties, from multi-residential apartment buildings to single family houses. It is all for one single owner. Is it possible to setup a building (with lots of roof space) with more solar panels than needed and use the extra power created on other remote buildings. I am only wanting to power "house" or "common" area electricity (hallway lights, elevators, laundry rooms, garage doors, etc.); not individual unit power. Would it be possible to use the extra power created for other properties? My utility provider is PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric). If this is possible, is there a technical name for what I am trying to do? Thanks in advance, Brendan Last edited by littlewonder; 10-06-17 at 05:59 PM..