In CA, at least, net metering is in $, not Watt/hours. So I can push 1kWh to the grid in the daytime, when rates are high (typically $0.35/kWh), and pull at nig

In CA, at least, net metering is in $, not Watt/hours. So I can push 1kWh to the grid in the daytime, when rates are high (typically $0.35/kWh), and pull at night when rates are low (typically $0.10/kWh). Thus, I can reduce my net bill to $0 while still being a net consumer on the grid.