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The real shocker for me is that the authors completely ignore the difference between grid integration and market integration. They seem to hold a maximalist lin
by pyrale 3y ago
The real shocker for me is that the authors completely ignore the difference between grid integration and market integration. They seem to hold a maximalist line where the market can and should drive planification of the power grid, and where "managerial-governance" can emerge from that abstraction.
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- doingtheiroming 3y agoYep. Grid integration is great. Engineered markets much less so. Sadly, the incentives for regulators and market participants are well aligned here...