And on prior Smart Grid News Blogs, the question of netmetering fairness was raised?

Something doesn't smell right here! $0.75/KWhr to not use energy -- but netmetering and crediting the small producers $0.15 is too much, unfair, etc.

Residential solar production in SDG&E's service area would be typically between 7AM and 7PM, peaking mid-day. If they are willing to pay $0.75 not to use electricity during the peaks- why not pay $0.15 to produce it and put the excess back onto the grid during the peaks?

And speaking of unfair -- those huge megamansions in the hills with mega-airconditioners, can problably be turned down with little inconvience to the owners. That would result in large paybacks at $0.75... but the small low income families -some enduring the heat without air conditioning would have a hard time reducing their energy loads.

So which is more fair - netmetering at $0.15 KWhr production during peaks or $0.75KWhr demand reduction?