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This is “let a large entity suck up much of the arbitrage value, with a small fraction going to you”, and already exists in most countries. Seems quite differe
by mercutio2 4y ago
This is “let a large entity suck up much of the arbitrage value, with a small fraction going to you”, and already exists in most countries.
Seems quite different from “your household is an autonomous actor and you get almost all of the arbitrage value of reducing peak consumption”, which would be a radically different system (but ignores who’s going to pay for distribution, which is getting closer and closer to being the dominant cost of the grid).