What's strange about all this to me is the whole "duck curve" that we've heard so much about doesn't seem to be factored in. Or if so, perhaps I've misundersto

What's strange about all this to me is the whole "duck curve" that we've heard so much about doesn't seem to be factored in. Or if so, perhaps I've misunderstood it. My understanding is that peak solar is maybe 10-4ish but peak demand is 3-9ish. Doesn't that mean you'd prefer to make investments ~5000mi (5 timezones) west of your main territory? Here in the US you could do a lot having the west coast pick up a lot of the evening demand for the east coast, but then you'd need floating solar/wind or whatever to pick up the demand for the rest of the country as the sun continues to head west.