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Not sure where you are getting your data. A 2 second google search finds https://www.dsoelectric.com/interruptible-residential-rate https://www.dsoelectric.com/interruptible-residential-rate in Kansas. Google "Interruptible Residential Rate" and you'll see it's quite common. Sometimes done with 2 meters: An interruptible one for heat pumps and a regular one to everything else. I'm actually pretty sure it's available in basically all states - they often list it as "pay a cheaper rate, and let the utility control your thermostat in times of high demand". Go check - you might find it's available to you as well. And BTW, Texas has a better track record than California on keeping the lights on. They've had a single major power outage caused by high demand. California on the other hand..... The reason they have a reputation in your mind is the same reason people make fun of Florida: They are very open with their data, so you know more about it.