> I would expect to be paid higher rates for the energy I'm supplying to the grid than those I paid to charge it in the first place The Tesla VPP[1] model was

> I would expect to be paid higher rates for the energy I'm supplying to the grid than those I paid to charge it in the first place The Tesla VPP[1] model was 1$ KWH to send it back, better than Net Metering which should have paid only 42c. However, this was coordinated with PGE to match the lack of production (in advance, which is its own miracle) and unlike a car, the battery doesn't change locations or need to be unplugged at random. [1] - https://www.tesla.com/support/energy/powerwall/own/tesla-pge-virtual-power-plant-pilot https://www.tesla.com/support/energy/powerwall/own/tesla-pge...