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Well, I'm not 100% sure if this is it, but here's a snippet from the contract. It sort of gives me a formula but I think I have to look at my overall energy use annually and see if the panels did enough for the year to cover that amount. Is it similar wording as what you remember?

Oh man! I would love to find out more about your makeshift fix. I think I need to do the same. Any insight as to what tools you used would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you for the feedback; I think I found it under a document called "Interconnection Agreement - Net Energy Metering". Thank you again.

That's good to know, but I did not see this "annual production number" language in the contract. Is there a specific wording I should look for? I'm specifically lookin in the Solar Loan Agreement. Thank you for your input, I greatly appreciate it.

Oh man, that sounds quite annoying. I'm afraid my system will end up doing that as well if Tesla doesn't take care of it soon. I email/text them every other day but there's never a response. If I call they just tell me it's in queue and there's no ETA. Sigh....

@trautmane2 - Thank you all for your input, I greatly appreciate it and it helps me feel at ease to be able to gain your insight. Size of the system is 8.5 kW DC Solar panels with 1 inverter (sorry I do not know what kind) This makes perfect sense; thank you for the perspective. I looked...

Oh and just wanted to clarify that it's not a cloud-in-the-sky issue. It's been nothing but hot summer days this month, not a cloud in sight. And this phenomenon has happened consistently since 1st of September. Before that it was smooth bell curve every day.

Hello TMC community. I've had Tesla solar for about 4 months now and it's been running great. But since 1st of this September, I've noticed the energy graph for solar generation is no longer a smooth bell curve, but rather a jagged graph with a bunch of dips, especially on the latter half...