>swings in demand when a cloud rolls through town Reminded me of this article about abrupt power swings during commercial breaks in the UK: http://www.geek.co

>swings in demand when a cloud rolls through town Reminded me of this article about abrupt power swings during commercial breaks in the UK: http://www.geek.com/news/tea-time-in-britain-causes-predictable-massive-surge-in-electricity-demand-1535023/ http://www.geek.com/news/tea-time-in-britain-causes-predicta... They solved it with partly with on-demand power generated from dams.