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One thing it gets you is a discount from the power company for reducing the max consumption of your house. Many industrial users pay a fee for the near-guarante
by greglindahl 9y ago
One thing it gets you is a discount from the power company for reducing the max consumption of your house. Many industrial users pay a fee for the near-guarantee that the power company gives that you can pull the max from the grid that your tie-in supports. That kind of charging is coming to residences in some places.
- asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y agoI think that it has already happened in some places. Essentially the electric company includes a charge for the peak load you drew that month - even if you only drew it for a few minutes.