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I received this invitation to use my Cybertruck to provide power back into the PG&E grid for remuneration. I had heard this was being tested in Texas but this is the first time I have seen that it is going to be tested in California.

Attached is the email (I have enrolled) and here is the PG&E link

https://www.pge.com/en/clean-energy...vehicle-to-everything-v2x-pilot-programs.html

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if this spreads, we should have been allowed to get a tax credit for the batteries
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I received this invitation to use my Cybertruck to provide power back into the PG&E grid for remuneration. I had heard this was being tested in Texas but this is the first time I have seen that it is going to be tested in California.

Attached is the email (I have enrolled) and here is the PG&E link

https://www.pge.com/en/clean-energy...vehicle-to-everything-v2x-pilot-programs.html

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Here in SoCal using SCE I got an invitation Not by email but by texts from Tesla Energy. First text was a little more than 2 weeks ago and the second one on Monday. I didn't enroll though.
 

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I'm wondering how much it will cost to replace the energy that you put into the power grid. I don't think you're going to gain any money, I believe they pay you a fraction of the course to replace the electric, unless you're 100% solar
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