In California, the early adoption by home owners and even utility scale generation units, created the need to “dump” power during the solar PV peak generation time of day, usually from 10 AM to 2 PM each day. CAISO got involved and has “determined” that instead of paying another State to take the over generation of wind and solar PV, just shut off or ‘curtail’ a solar PV or wind farm and buy a fueled generation contract on the spot market at a premium price to ramp around grid demands. Yeah, throw away clean non-fueled generation by ‘curtailment’ and buy dirty, costly fueled generation at premium prices to address the grid demands. Then the next hit to personal solar PV is the TOU. No more than rate spiking during the late afternoon early evening hours to capture lost revenues and ‘dilute’ the value of a ratepayer’s solar PV system. There is ROI, then there’s the game of utility programs that stack the deck in favor of the utility and against the solar PV adopter. People are starting to (see) the ‘value’ of the technology, they know sooner or later it will pay for itself. When that day comes, the ratepayer can do something else with the money saved in electricity costs. Pay for the home insurance, auto insurance, buy groceries, Birthday, Christmas presents.