>Do you mean you are happy with being sold a tariff promising X amps while cutting you off when you do use those X amps? I'm going to assume you don't live in

>Do you mean you are happy with being sold a tariff promising X amps while cutting you off when you do use those X amps? I'm going to assume you don't live in the US, or haven't ever actually built a new house. You are absolutely not promised the full usage 100% of the time. And they're very clear about that. It's why you must hire a licensed electrician to fill out a load sheet before they'll put a shovel in the ground or a ladder in the air to run service to your premises. I'm not sure why you keep claiming that, but there isn't a power company in the US that had EVER promised a residential Customer that they could use 100% of the rated line all the time.