You are correct, it's not gaming the system indeed. It's more something that they decided to do on their own, and rightfully so. It's a bit innervating for Fren

You are correct, it's not gaming the system indeed. It's more something that they decided to do on their own, and rightfully so. It's a bit innervating for French tax payers to be on that side of the bargain. But at the same time, we have nuclear power plant, those cannot react that swiftly to market demands changes... it's all fair game. They actually provide some kind of buffer service.