>Personally I think this is an incentive to build solar + storage It's been explicitly stated by the state agencies. I like my NEM2 pricing because it means I

>Personally I think this is an incentive to build solar + storage It's been explicitly stated by the state agencies. I like my NEM2 pricing because it means I can charge the battery at night when power is cheapest, and sell back what I generate during the day. Also means I have a full battery most of the time in case the power goes down. This would be a way less attractive option under NEM3, and I don't quite understand why this isn't what people are being instructed/incentivized to do generally. I would think the utility would love the flexibility that offers.