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I would disagree with the fairness angle, it's perfectly "fair" to transact in terms of energy futures - e.g. pricing for the net present value of a kwh between

I would disagree with the fairness angle, it's perfectly "fair" to transact in terms of energy futures - e.g. pricing for the net present value of a kwh between 9am-5pm over the next month can be set by the market - much like how we do for corn or oil. Of course whether fully dynamic or futures-hedged pricing is more common or even dominant would be down to buyer/seller preference.

bob1029 3y ago
> would be down to buyer/seller preference. Exactly. Give me the option to play in traffic and I'll be happy. Let everyone else ride the more stable path if they prefer. As it stands, variable rate plans are now illegal in my jurisdiction.