@holeydonut Going back to the non-geographical portion of this discussion. I just received a letter from my CCA, Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), changing the terms for their annual true-up and net surplus compensation that adds more complications to the calculation.
After the April 2022 true-up the net generation compensation will be changed from the full retail value during the TOU period and season that it was generated to twice (200%) the PG&E
Net Surplus Compensation Rates which are set monthly and are not tied to the TOU period. I knew that the current compensation was too generous, but I was happy to get it while I could. This is similar to other CCAs that are 100% or 150% of the PG&E NSC rates.
This is going to really complicate the modelling as it looks like I just want to just get the Cumulative Charges close to zero while maximizing the amount the kWh exported after April. It also makes it more attractive to use any surplus to charge an EV versus getting a credit for it.