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I got it alsoFinally got the grid charging feature on my APP
I had my installer send Tesla an email confirming that I can grid chargeI also finally got something to show up in my Settings, but it wasn't what I hoped for...
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I actually don't want to use it until April 2023 because that's when my 5 years is up on the ITC restriction.
Wait, is that the real restriction???? Hmmm...
I also finally got something to show up in my Settings, but it wasn't what I hoped for...
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I actually don't want to use it until April 2023 because that's when my 5 years is up on the ITC restriction.
Wait, is that the real restriction???? Hmmm...
You need to call and find the issue. If you have wrong installer, can be an issue. If is says you do not own the system, can be an issue.I also finally got something to show up in my Settings, but it wasn't what I hoped for...
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I actually don't want to use it until April 2023 because that's when my 5 years is up on the ITC restriction.
Wait, is that the real restriction???? Hmmm...
Does it only look like this if you select Yes or do you not have the option to select Yes or No?I have the export everything option…
But my grid charging section looks like yours.
You lost me on the 50 in 50 out thing...
So in the example above with imports of 100 kWh and solar exports of 50 kWh is the homeowner's annual costs $18.00 or $16.50 or something else alltogether?
I love this, no more having to kludge the gw setup. Its now 100% tesla supported and legal. Only time I ever see using is the few times in the winter I have basically no solar, and batteries dead.I have the export everything option…
But my grid charging section looks like yours.
I just want to use it when they remove my panels for a reroof next month. I can still time shift and have a full battery for backup in case I need itI love this, no more having to kludge the gw setup. Its now 100% tesla supported and legal. Only time I ever see using is the few times in the winter I have basically no solar, and batteries dead.
I finally got it too, but same thing "Restricted"Finally got the grid charging feature on my APP
Which is why the utilities hate it so much. (Except when they own it.)The only thing I think we can all agree with is Solar + ESS = awesome.
Yeah, my situation is a little different. I am on NEM1 with no NBCs, and am considering switching to NEM2.I think of it as a tax on re-importing the energy you already have been credited for.
I made a mistake in my prior post and put the amount for the new Wildfire Hardening component and not the right amount of $0.00459 for the Wildfire Fund. This is the DWR code on the black bill. OCF is the correct code for the CTC/Competition Transition Charge.I am good with the PPP and ND items on my White Bill (non CCA) but the CTC and WF line items don't seem correct.
The $0.00023 >>> OCF code and the $0.00141 >>> WH.
Can you confirm these are the correct codes?
I had to think about that for a few minutes and while you correct from a math viewpoint I think that it is confusing to look at it in this way. Exporting is a good thing as it reduces the amount of NEM charges and thinking about in this way implies that exporting more costs more when it doesn't as the NBCs are based on the amount that you import. If you import 0 kWh and export 1000 kWh your NBCs are $0.I think we are in agreement now. The phrase "only pay NBCs on the difference" threw me, because NBCs are part of the retail rate, so you pay NBCs on everything.
But you could say that when imports > exports, you pay full retail rate on "net imports" (imports - exports) and then "only the NBCs) on the "exports".
Cheers, Wayne
I imagine your NEM balance is always negative, so doubt it would be really useful for you. Probably more useful to those with smaller systems and end up with a NEM balance. I usually have a NEM balance due to charging my cars, so using this mode will help my zero it out.So, are folks using time based control, and export everything? Will it save money? With the price of PGE for peak now, I guess if I were to dump my solar and PW's, even though I may buy PGE at off peak, seems logical money would be saved? Does the reserve setting make any difference??
So far only have export everything option on my GW with 2 PW's, not the gw with 3? But seems folks are export everything with up to 5 PW's I have seen posted so far? So vines, what are you doing?
That makes sense now since they are also all clumped together on black bill.I made a mistake in my prior post and put the amount for the new Wildfire Hardening component and not the right amount of $0.00459 for the Wildfire Fund. This is the DWR code on the black bill. OCF is the correct code for the CTC/Competition Transition Charge.