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In countries where big industry is gone the main demands become consumers, and so it becomes consumer loads on the grid that need to change to adapt to supply.
by jbms 6y ago
In countries where big industry is gone the main demands become consumers, and so it becomes consumer loads on the grid that need to change to adapt to supply. That's more complicated than a few big industrial users being paid to turn off equipment.
There's many more stakeholders to coordinate.
- WalterBright 6y ago> many more stakeholders to coordinate That's the beauty of using price as a signal. People's self interest does the rest. Markets are far too complex to be coordinated by central planning.