> I'm sure there's some business opportunities that can be taken to alleviate this surplus. You need to be able to message the energy consumers (most likely sm

> I'm sure there's some business opportunities that can be taken to alleviate this surplus. You need to be able to message the energy consumers (most likely smart versions of large appliances) within minutes notice. I think you would have to have appliances ready when you leave home in the morning and set the power price at which you are willing to run it. Right now, I don't think most large appliances support such a system. Perhaps home assistants (Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple HomePod, etc) would be the right place to integrate these settings, but you would still need the assistant to be able to interact with your dishwasher / clotheswasher / Tesla Powerwall. At the moment, we are adding solar to the grid faster than we are adding smart appliances that are capable of deciding when to use power, based on the current market price of power.