We just have a different opinion. I can be off grid now, when I am producing 100kwh of solar per day, and at the moment, no AC or heat, so my use is WAY down. But in winter, when I use 60kwh, and produce 5 from solar, well, I will have no batteries if I use. And then no power outage protection, so I will have to not use the batteries at all. It is only the ev2-a rate plan, when I have no EV's, is the issue for me. Again, since most have gas heat, these folks will never understand.
Since 99% of the folks with batteries got the ITC, charging from the grid is not legal. But for the few who got via ER, not did not take ITC, it is legal to charge from Grid via PGE and SGIP rules.
Oh well, ...