> Can’t they discharge it for free? Yes they can and should and that's why they have to pay since there is a mitigation cost to handling the excess. > Why do

> Can’t they discharge it for free? Yes they can and should and that's why they have to pay since there is a mitigation cost to handling the excess. > Why do they have to pay to send it into the grid? Because it's bad when there is a glut of overproduction.