Don't feel bad-- it's incredibly confusing. We have solar, and I have no idea what we actually "pay". We over-generate in the summer months but re-use those cre

Don't feel bad-- it's incredibly confusing. We have solar, and I have no idea what we actually "pay". We over-generate in the summer months but re-use those credits at a different value over less-sunny months. But the kicker is, in the winter, production is so low that even our off-peak charging hits tier 2 so the rates are thrown all out of whack. It's probably actually cheaper to charge our car at a supercharger in november/december/january than to charge at home, tbh.