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It seems that all of that is likely related to the whole calibration process. Since it was mentioned that it could take up to 24 hours, it sounds like it would be good to check around that time frame and see how things are going then or the next day basically to see if they are back to what...

It seems like the SGIP part might mainly refer to one of the Acknowledgement items listed in DSGS Program Participation Agreement in relation to enrolling: "You have not received and will not apply for SGIP incentives (note: this is only applicable if Your permission to operate date is after...

Sun is still up until past 8 PM these days in CA, for example. As far as solar generation goes around that time, that in good part depends on which way panels might point, their incline, what's around them as far as the sun perhaps being low enough at that point where nearby trees and/or...

It seems like there are newer firmware versions based on https://www.netzeroapp.io/firmware_versions, although it's hard to say what their rollout is really like.

It also doesn't really appear to be up to date or updated all that frequently a lot of the time, unfortunately.

That would mean still having a group that actually needs to be paid. This way, by getting rid of one group and shifting its responsibilities to another group which is effectively almost non-existent, there's practically no one that needs to be paid, which seems to be the main, if not pretty much...

Something like that would seem to be more along lines of a simulation. A demo is usually more of an overview of a product showing examples of different features, which can be limited as well, mainly to demonstrate them to give a sense of the product.

It seems like that might mainly refer to one of the Acknowledgement items listed in DSGS Program Participation Agreement further down the page: "You have not received and will not apply for SGIP incentives (note: this is only applicable if Your permission to operate date is after July 1, 2023)."

Quite possible with this just being a demo that different screens aren't necessarily meant to be fully connected and/or represent the same point in time as much as they are meant to show off the majority that could be shown off on each particular screen just to give someone a better idea of what...

Thank you for the app, @offandonagain. One small visual thing that was randomly noticed: when looking at the Gateway information section in the System Info tab of the Diagnostics screen there's an item called "Installation datez:" where it looks like there's an unexpected 'z' being included at...

A good chuck of that depends on the position of the sun as well as the position of solar panels (in addition to weather in general). It's possible that it's still light outside, but the sun is fairly low and perhaps the solar panels aren't really pointing in a direction where that low sun is, so...

Sounds like you are getting solar and it is charging the battery, while also powering the house as needed. The rate of charging would certainly be affected by how much solar is being generated, and in a case of having 10 panels (as you mentioned) and factoring in weather, positioning of the sun...

How much solar was generated during the day?

It sounds like that sort of information might be (or might be better asked) in the Powerwall 3 discussion thread at Discussion: Powerwall 3 [Speculation / Discussion etc] It might be good to follow up on that in the existing thread about it at Powerwall panic button, what if it gets pushed?

Some connectivity oddities happen like that every once in a while. Sometimes there's an actual outage (on Tesla's side) that might be involved and might be there for some time, but that's typically fairly rare.

That's basically one of the main uses of a battery, and assuming your battery has a charge that is above the backup reserve percentage the system will typically use the battery for as long as it can. It can help setting your operational mode in the app to time-based control (TBC) and selecting...

Perhaps something in the manual might be of some help: Tesla Powerwall 3 Owner's Manual

This is rather odd. What's the point of Tesla including various providers and plans and rates as options in their app if they (at last sometimes) won't update the numbers to reflect reality.

Did you select the appropriate utility rate plan in the app settings? TBC definitely works even if buy and sell prices are the same, so even though setting the right pricing and perhaps adjusting for minimum charges that might be in play is best, it should still work.

Hopefully they'll improve the widget in upcoming releases to add some more important details to it, like the battery state and grid state.

Seems a bit odd that any limits are set at all.

It can in case of Storm Watch, which seems to be more related to NWS warnings and things of that nature. Electric company shut downs or something else along those lines don't appear to be part of those things that relate to Storm Watch (unless they happen to take place at the same time when NWS...

Looks like timing and pricing information has been added at the bottom of the grid graph screen, but shading or something similar on the graph itself would still be better.

Typically the installers would cover explaining details like that, or at least mention that not all panels would be able to produce what they are rated for.

Between the graph y-axis adjustments and net usage being back, it sounds like they just need to bring back the peak/off-peak shading.

Good to see that the information is back. Probably could be presented somewhat better, but at least it's there again. Also interesting that no app update was needed to get a change like that.

It's certainly things like that which should get addressed (and hopefully sooner than later).

Appreciate the additional details and clarifications as it makes more of it at least somewhat more understandable. I received a similar PG&E true-up bill (or I guess statement) with a smaller cummulitative energy credits amount and a somewhat higher cummulitative NBC amount, but wasn't quite...

The stickied explanation thread is nice, but the bill there is somewhat different it would seem. The PG&E True-Up bill in this thread doesn't really seem to mention actual charges that are due or what would be paid out or anything like that. It seems to basically have a running total of things...