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I think that thing makes money because utilities will pay though the nose for a reserve of instant on demand power.
by Gibbon1 3y ago
I think that thing makes money because utilities will pay though the nose for a reserve of instant on demand power.
- applied_heat 3y agoRight, so then we are back to that cost being recovered from ratepayers.
- Gibbon1 3y agoBut they're paying less for that than before. The price power commands depends a lot on how flexible the power source is. Batteries because they provide grid stabilization can charge a premium price.