That's never going to be popular because the majority of people are coming home from work at 6PM. They want to be able to cook, shower, and relax. It's a minori

That's never going to be popular because the majority of people are coming home from work at 6PM. They want to be able to cook, shower, and relax. It's a minority of people (mainly those that are better off) who are able to shift their usage away from peak hours. At some point when the prices are too much, it becomes a tax on the poor, who need to use public electricity, to pay for the rich's private batteries. It would be better to take that incentive money and spend it on public utility batteries instead.