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The article said that their automated systems priced power too low since it thought there was an oversupply, but it doesn't say that any providers came online a
by Johnny555 5y ago
The article said that their automated systems priced power too low since it thought there was an oversupply, but it doesn't say that any providers came online at $9000/MWh that wouldn't have also come online at $2000/MWh. There's an artificial pollution cap that loosens supply at $1500/Mwh.