> Many providers no longer accept new customers because they have to recalculate their offers, so that consumers are exposed to the "basic supply", which in ma

> Many providers no longer accept new customers because they have to recalculate their offers, so that consumers are exposed to the "basic supply", which in many regions has reached 80 cents per kWh. So this is like a system where the lines are shared and the provider you choose only affects the price you pay, not the actual delivery? (like it was in Texas with the companies like Griddy during the Texas energy crisis last year).