I thought it was measuring grid intensity in a different sense, like high/low demand for energy. (Sometimes, the grid has high demand for electricity, and other

I thought it was measuring grid intensity in a different sense, like high/low demand for energy. (Sometimes, the grid has high demand for electricity, and other times the demand is lower, maybe even such that wholesale electricity prices are negative.) Now that I think about it, I'm wondering whether Google could change electricity prices by e.g. flipping a switch on YouTube H.264 availability in a particular region...