I'm ignorant of the term "channel 1" in the context you use it, but if you will be pulling from the grid during non PV production hours. You will also be pulling from the grid if, during PV production time(s), you are consuming more power than your PV system is producing.
Those DWR bonds expire all the time. New ones are usually issued/sold/called/etc. The DWR bond charge really never goes away, it just changes in value 1X in a while.
You may be beginning to understand the frustration and complication from lack of clear and complete explanation of how things work in the POCO rate realm.
IMO, this forum type format is limited as to its ability to do a good job of explaining the complexities of POCO policy and billing. That limitation is not made better or lessened by the POCO's seeming inability, intentional or otherwise, to give examples or direction that are clear and unambiguous, or don't generate more questions than answers
I believe I understand most of what SDG & E (my POCO) is doing and why, but I'm waiting for new rate sheets and hoping for some clarity and better understanding of the situation before I'll feel comfortable making suggestions to others about the state of affairs or what things may mean. Doing otherwise might well make me more of a counterproductive and POCO complicit hindrance than a help.
Those DWR bonds expire all the time. New ones are usually issued/sold/called/etc. The DWR bond charge really never goes away, it just changes in value 1X in a while.
You may be beginning to understand the frustration and complication from lack of clear and complete explanation of how things work in the POCO rate realm.
IMO, this forum type format is limited as to its ability to do a good job of explaining the complexities of POCO policy and billing. That limitation is not made better or lessened by the POCO's seeming inability, intentional or otherwise, to give examples or direction that are clear and unambiguous, or don't generate more questions than answers
I believe I understand most of what SDG & E (my POCO) is doing and why, but I'm waiting for new rate sheets and hoping for some clarity and better understanding of the situation before I'll feel comfortable making suggestions to others about the state of affairs or what things may mean. Doing otherwise might well make me more of a counterproductive and POCO complicit hindrance than a help.
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