[PGE-customer-SJC]

Thanks for this! If anyone has successfully managed to integrate this with PVOutput.org to import as consumption data that would be super.

[PGE-customer-SJC]

Yes, that would be a great feature @Charlie . In Northern CA we have a similar set of rules: for net energy metering overproduction you only get back the wholesale rate, and that whole sale rate will be an average wholesale rate. However, it is for the whole-year so at “true-up” you can at least average some of the production in the sunny times with the use in dark times. I think first would be great to have total monthly usage Tiers and TimeOfUse rates into the schedule…

[PGE-customer-SJC]

Yes, +1 . Pacific Gas and Electric in Northern CA also uses a combination of Tiers (3 tiers: baseline allowance, and then higher rate when over that up until 4 times baseline, then an even higher rate) – plus TOU (3 times lots: peak, part-peak, and off-peak rates) plus type of day (2 types: weekday and weekend). It would be really nice to add that this year 🙂

[PGE-customer-SJC]

Yes, 3 Tiered rates are used in Northern California by PGE as well. Example at https://www.pge.com/en_US/residential/rate-plans/rate-plan-options/tiered-base-plan/tiered-base-plan.page

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