>Seems like there's some consumer elasticity there, but not enough to make the grid fall over. This has been widely reported as a market error, so many consume

>Seems like there's some consumer elasticity there, but not enough to make the grid fall over. This has been widely reported as a market error, so many consumers might understand that the cheap electricity is not because there's a massive amount of electricity up for grabs but rather because some Norwegian company fucked up. Perhaps if this was a real situation where there is actually a huge energy surplus that more consumers would actually "waste" electricity.