For the second meeting in a row, Brigham City residents who have invested thousands of dollars in solar power systems for their homes took over the public comment section of the July 21 city council meeting, raising objections to the city’s new net metering rate adopted in May. During daylight hours, solar customers generally put more electricity onto the city’s power grid than they are using, electricity the city then provides to other customers. From May through September the city charges customers [post_excerpt].1011 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for the first 400, [post_excerpt].1155 per kWh for the next 600, and [post_excerpt].1315 for...

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