Recent content by Redhill_qik

Based on your description that is what I would expected to happen. You seem surprised, so what did you think would happen? During the summer period I have my regular reserve set to 93% (I am a NEM 2.0 net producer and don't need price arbitrage) and for VPP have the reserve set to 10% to...

So, the app looks like you are still enrolled in the original ELRP? Maybe in your case the right choice is to disenroll again.

Powerwall was exporting at 9.5kW or the grid was getting 9.5kW? My grid export maximum is 7.83kW and it hasn't gone over that, but my Powerwalls are hitting 9.8kW when the AC kicks in.

Hmm, that is very strange and it makes me want to save a PDF of everything that Tesla claims. My recollection is that this had a qualifier of "if you had taken a SGIP" payment or something similar.

This what it looks like on Android

I don't think that this is the case. In prior posts @Tim-in-CA has said that he had disenrolled, the app reverted to not being enrolled, enrolled in DSGS, app reported pending and then went fully active.

Android or Apple IOS? I'm guessing Android as that seems to be flakier than the Apple IOS version. A couple of suggestions in the order of least annoying Restart your phone Log out of the app then back in again (I do this often to resurrect the Charge-On-Solar functionality) Uninstall and...

Well there are 3 days left and the program requires at least one event a month. No one here has reported any event and there definitely hasn't been one since I joined DSGS on 5/14. Since there isn't a Tesla VPP contact that I could find I did reach out to Olivine that coordinates a lot of this...

PG&E is planning on rolling out a shift-the-blame messaging and another attack on solar.

So, it sounds like an app glitch since you never signed up in the first place.

When you click on the VPP does it encourage you to apply or is it fully enabled and showing ~2823 fleet homes and allowing you to set the VPP reserve level?

It would be more accurate to say that you are being sent a check for $232.97 because your annual NEM true-up retail rate balance was negative and you exported 2890 kWh more than you imported during the year. The math is 2890 * $0.04030 * 2 = $232.97. Any adjustment of the NEM balance is from...

If your NEM balance is negative you don't get that amount. Instead you get the Net Surplus Compensation, NSC, rate that is in effect for your true-up month multiplied by the net exported kWh for the year. Most CCAs give you more than the straight PG&Es rate with SVCE you get twice the NSC.

I didn't think that anyone had received an email confirmation

If the amount was less than $100 then it becomes a PG&E bill credit. If it is over than you would have been sent a check.