Tangentially related: if you have an EV and charge at home then National Grid now has a program to credit you when you charge during off-peak hours. It’s a bit convoluted and only works with certain WiFi enabled EV chargers, but its saved us around $10 a month since we signed up.
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Cool! Eversource too, also only a couple chargers and not ours. Though ours has a "PV divert" feature, which tries to only use excess production (if you hook up an MQTT topic with that info), and that saves on transmission charges at least.
I just got my letter from Eversource today that I am automatically enrolled. Overall decrease of 23% in my rate. Super pleased with the decision to get a heat pump through MassSave after buying my house.
Oh look at that, just got notice of automatic enrollment in today's mail as well. Nice!