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Solar + Powerwall after 2 years of NEM 3.0 data (Reddit community)
Unconfirmed: A Reddit user (u/Classic_Proposal1) explains that a little over two years ago they installed a solar system to offset rising electricity costs. Since then, they say they have collected data from their provider, Southern California Edison (SCE), and from their own solar system. Using that data and AI tools, they claim to have reached conclusions about residential solar plus batteries. The post, titled 'Is Solar + Powerwall Worth It? 2 Years of Real Data (NEM 3.0)', links to an analysis on DTEC IO.…
- Reddit user reports two years of SCE grid and solar system data
- Analysis of solar + Powerwall under NEM 3.0, AI-assisted, unconfirmed
🔎 Why it matters: There is no official confirmation: this is a user post. It claims conclusions about solar + Powerwall under NEM 3.0 using SCE data, but those conclusions do not appear in the excerpt and are only referenced via the DTEC IO link.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: The conclusions rest on data from a single household and an AI-assisted analysis whose method is not described in the excerpt.
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