isn't that more of a storage issue, which a home battery would solve?
The upcoming "balcony solar" legislations will allow up to a limit (iirc 1200W in Virginia) of solar to be directly be connected to the electricity outlets of a house to make our electricity costs lower without having to pay for a battery from what I understand.
Storage is one way to move time of supply to match time of demand. Offsetting the time of supply directly is simpler, although it probably doesn't offer a complete solution.
A battery would solve it, but it can be cheaper to have additional panels oriented east and west than to add the equivalent battery capacity