Depending on where you live, simply electrifying your home and driving an EV should be enough to get you within a few percent of your peak summer output. You w

Depending on where you live, simply electrifying your home and driving an EV should be enough to get you within a few percent of your peak summer output. You won't be wasting that much. Buy the heat pump water heater, the induction range, etc... Pick the low hanging fruit, then worry about using that last bit of juice in June. FWIW: net metering seems like "trash tier" precisely because that summer PV excess really is mostly wasted (this is true for big panel farms too). The utilities were taking a huge haircut on the old 1:1 billing that California just rolled back. It wasn't sustainable.