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Thanks for the discussion. The information we are missing is what the percentage of total load can or would be willing to be shifted, and how strong the incenti
by generatorguy 7y ago
Thanks for the discussion. The information we are missing is what the percentage of total load can or would be willing to be shifted, and how strong the incentive (savings) is for the load to allow themselves to be shifted versus their inconvenience.
- fulafel 7y agoWe know that the answer is 100% as the price has no upper limit, no?