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To some extent there are sufficient humans who care about money to "control the loads". All you need is variable pricing, real-time load measure, and a phone a
by bruce511 3y ago
To some extent there are sufficient humans who care about money to "control the loads".
All you need is variable pricing, real-time load measure, and a phone app.
Also, I expect that night rates will end up being higher than day rates (if not already). Which is opposite to historical trends.
- applied_heat 3y agoThe difference in the cost also needs to be enough for people to care. If it costs 25 cents more to get the laundry done now instead of later in a world where a head of lettuce is $4 I am just going to do the laundry when it is convenient for me. The major loads such as heating and cooling people Also want them immediately and not later.