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That seems like a problem of a single large provider and not a connectivity problem. It's a monopoly issue that would be less of a problem if a single or even a
by guax 2y ago
That seems like a problem of a single large provider and not a connectivity problem. It's a monopoly issue that would be less of a problem if a single or even a minority of players were not the largest producer.
At least electricity can be produced more broadly than gas where you had to win the lottery of location or game of Thrones of imperialism.
- 1over137 2y ago>That seems like a problem of a single large provider and not a connectivity problem. No, it sounds like a problem of a belligerent super power next door.
- danny_codes 2y agoSuper power is a bit of a stretch. Regional power being more accurate.