Utility companies usually have load shedding agreements with industrial consumers that can tolerate power supply temporarily going down. Is the inverse - cons

Utility companies usually have load shedding agreements with industrial consumers that can tolerate power supply temporarily going down. Is the inverse - consuming above than average and building up heat, chemical stock or whatever they usually do that lets them ride out supply slumps - too difficult? It seems extremely wasteful to pay another state just to have them power down their solar farms.