With PV panels so cheap relative to the energy produced, it may not be an issue. Please excuse the speculation. I was suggesting there was a no win situation if Government decisions made it more attractive for consumers to drop off or withdraw from the grid than stay connected. As @PhilT suggests when it comes to future Govt decisions there is always the predictably unexpected .
I posted a number of links to recent reports on the strategic and some detailed assessments by the key Government Organisations responsible. It’s not certain that’s also how some Governments may see it. The suggested uptake of Renewables, and household PV by 2030 seem rather conservative. Follow to topic for links.
P.S.
We have 3 years of PV and consumption history. With the current differential between the FIT and supply tariffs, plus fixed charges, a battery system would be a looser. More than 60% of our current imported electricity (not discretionary) is in or close to peak periods. The exact future tariffs for peak usage or demand remain the unknown.
