Making a grid-tied, no-battery install future-friendly?

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I’m getting solar installed! It’s a grid-tied system with Enphase IQ8Ms and 400W panels.

I need to upgrade my main panel as part of my solar install, and am trying to make sure we are being future-friendly when possible/reasonable.

Our current system will not have any batteries because they don’t seem worth it with NEM 2.0, but I’d like to avoid having to do a ton of extra work to add a bidirectional EV charger in the future.

Questions:

  • Should I specify a “generator-ready” Load Center for our main panel upgrade?
    • Would that eliminate the need for a separate backup load panel in the future?
  • Is it worth adding a System Controller and Load Controller now, without a battery?
    • How much should I expect that to cost?
    • Would those even be compatible with a generator-ready load center, or would I still need a separate backup load panel?
  • Is there anything else I should make sure is in our quote?

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