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Should be a no brainer though. And it is not a complex political thing. The grid operator can do it. There must be many triggers for turning off parts or all of
by quickthrower2 4y ago
Should be a no brainer though. And it is not a complex political thing. The grid operator can do it. There must be many triggers for turning off parts or all of it. The UK turned 10% of the grid off last year I think to preserve the frequency.