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You are right, Connecticut, USA & Eversource are the answers. I just didn't know if anyone had general experience with it, but you are right, the specifics do obviously help.

So the maths and the policies and laws are a bit confusing. I am trying to figure out, if I switch to time-based rates, and I am also part of the local Demand Response plan, how does the demand response credit get calculated, as Tesla shows nothing in the app for demand response events and...

As best I can tell from historical Tesla App data (as I didn't even know it happened), I had 1 event in CT and got a check for $347.50 (w/ 2 PowerWalls), so something isn't computing there.

Yeah, but the issue is, and why I don't use the PowerWall everyday, is everything that is produced by the solar, right now, I get credit for and turns it backward. 1. Solar makes 10kwh = 5 kwh to house + 5 kwh to grid 2. Solar makes 10kwh = 5 kwh to house + 2.5 kwh to grid + 2.5 kwh to recharge...

I wonder how much profit Tesla is consuming from this. If my math is right, they pocketed $270 from me for the 30 events this summer. How much overhead does it really take Tesla to manage this? I don't see anything in the FAQs, just the fine print of the agreement on the 20% cut Tesla gets...