I think you're right to highlight the resolution of consumption/production feedback as the driver of the attitude change. My solar company disappeared with the

I think you're right to highlight the resolution of consumption/production feedback as the driver of the attitude change. My solar company disappeared with the job 95% done, so I can look at my bill and see that it's working, but only day-at-a-time, not hour-at-a-time. To get better data, I can route an ethernet cable to the inverter (or buy a wifi module, which they're suppose to come with, but which didn't get installed). I'll do that eventually, but for now I'm more or less ignorant about what my system is doing. And it's been so far from my mind. Other people with panels want to geek out about it and I'm like: meh, I have different things to think about. It makes me wonder if there are cheaper opportunities to tap into the psychology of energy usage. Sure, it would be great if everybody produced as much as they consume, but until we get there maybe we need like... outlet with little histograms or something.