Interesting, thanks for the info. Another commenter also recommended looking at the Australian market. Sounds like Griddy in Texas. A good business idea, but t

Interesting, thanks for the info. Another commenter also recommended looking at the Australian market. Sounds like Griddy in Texas. A good business idea, but they failed due to counterparty risk in the recent storm: their customers failed to pay their enormous electric bills, they couldn't cut them off due to regulations on extreme weather events, and so they got left with a huge bill. How does your provider handle price spikes? Can you set a price cutoff at which you no longer buy?